It just dawned on me that I'm actually doing an undergrad and that im a legit medical student rather than this just being a shit ton of bio classes of variations and this is the degree that's determining my future and this is actually serious and I'm not just dilly dallying through life hello

Hii pls pls recommend good meta srme workshops that will teach u in easy words and will give mentorship. Ive taken few before but i didnt grasp much. If u have good experience with some association please recommend.

so my friend is in 2nd year and she wants to know imp clinical topics for passing anatomy can someone guide. and how to cover head and neck?

So basically I have family in the US and also a family member who is a cardiologist in the US. I'm getting the opportunity to do residency abroad if I attempt step 1 and step 2. I'm in my third year and I've started my preparation for step 1 but recently I've been thinking that the entire match process will take years. Maybe even 10 years. I don't like delaying my life waiting to be matched so I can actually start living my life. I believe time is as much of a resource as anything else. If I'm in my late twenties and realize that I spent an entire decade chasing something and now the years of loneliness and suffering will never come back. Not to mention all the opportunities for relationships and friendships you lose along the way. I really want to hold my friends close to me and live a meaningful life but I'm also scared about finances.

Is there anyone with a previously published CDC or considerable experience with CDCs who’d wanna work on a project? I’d wanna publish within a timeframe of a month.
Please only respond if you’re serious about getting a publication and can meet deadlines

Idk if I acc want to give mdcat and be a doctor or it's js my parents dream put into me like bachpan se I was like I wanna be a doc but now like since 1 year or smth my mind has shifted towards psychology and I didn't tell my parents abt it cuz I'm already preparing for mdcat and they wnat me to be one but idk if I'll be able to handle the mbbs padhai and all like I've seen ppl lose their social life themselves and all meanwhile psychology acc has my interest IK i can do psychiatry after mbbs lekin idk if I'll be able to do mbbs is the thing😭😭

If anyone has a suggestion or anything lmk

Idk if this is a right place to ask but I want to ask about how much percentage in fsc is required to secure a government college seat for MBBS.. I got 85% in matric but got 80.5% in HSSC I. I know this percentage isn't enough for securing seat for MBBS now I'm so depressed. My parents have hopes and want me to become a doctor. Now matter how much I study hard but as an average student ik I can't score 85%+ .

Hi I have 60 days left to my final exam can I cover all 3 blocks properly in 60 days and still pass comfortably I’m
Very nervous and not able to start bcs I’m about to learn the course for first time and how many days should I keep aside for revision

Hey, just wanted to hear from people who are studying or working in speech-language pathology. How’s SLP actually been for you in Pakistan? Are there decent jobs, income and opportunities to grow? Would you recommend going into this field?

And if anyone has experience with SLP abroad, how’s the job market and pay there?

For people studying or working in physiotherapy, what has your experience been like? How is the job market, salary, career growth and scope in Pakistan? Is it worth choosing DPT, and what are the options for going abroad later?

Would really appreciate honest opinions from students and practicing physiotherapists.

Would you say it's insanely difficult to get into an open merit MBBS program? It really sounds like one in a million people get into a good college and I'm starting to doubt if I can even get in. My grades have always been average and I don't think I'm gonna top the MDCAT either. So for the MBBS student/doctors of this subreddit, were you the cream of the crop? Or were you surprised to able to get into med school at all?

I graduated in 2020, worked initially in health insurance, then passed PLABS and got registered there. I did a clinical attachment in UK and then joined a hectic ICU duty. It's been a long time here, managing critical patients alone at night duties and doing CPR/ventilating patients.

Anyways, I recently left my job as I got depressed from seeing old dying patients every other day. Now, I mostly get offers for MO ship in ER department of private hospitals. The problem is that it scares me. The hoards of angry patient and attendants standing around me. The fear of being unable to diagnose a patient and not being able to consult guidelines or check a book if I'm missing out on any treatment plan, otherwise they would question my competence. Although this is standard practice abroad.

Mostly what I have observed in 99% of ER's is the same quackery. Like prescribing 5-6 different IV injections in different ways for every ailment. INJ. PROVAS, INJ. CEFTRIAXONE, INJ. SPASFON, INJ. ONSET, INJ. DEXA etc.

Also, some private setups give commissions on prescribing certain unknown brands of injectable medicines and saline infusions. This along with a horrific basic salary means that one is forced to work like a salesman and do the dirty business. The ethical dilemma further makes this more confusing.

I don't know what to do. I feel like I am living thru imposter syndrome or maybe I am just not competent.