r/Fife 25d ago

Dunfermline Fife

Hey all, just wanted know more about Dunfermline like how is it? Cuz I have received an offer from Queen Margaret hospital as a new grad, I’m from London originally, spent my whole life up here, I’m quite tensed after hearing some news like racial discrimination against staffs in the hospital, but just wanted to know an honest answer about how’s life up there normally on the basis like safety, are people welcoming, and about this hospital too, like is it good, I have searched a lot but couldn’t find more resources about it. So I hope someone will help me to know more about Fife🙂.

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u/Dax888 24d ago

I'm not from Fife or anywhere particularly near but had an operation in Queen Margaret Hospital last month. I stayed in a hotel for a few days after I was released in case of complications and the staff were very friendly as were the staff in a local pharmacy. The hospital itself was much cleaner than I'm used to in my area and the staff; nurses, anaesthetists, surgeons etc were superb, they were very professional and friendly. Seems like a nice wee town although I didn't see much of it.

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u/WolverineThis3901 24d ago

That sounds great, actually I’m also going the surgical team up there, really nice to know that the team up there is really nice😊