Great video thanks! Really inspiring and indigjtful, I'd love to see more of these kind of videos with doctors who have moved to Aus, NZ, Canada, US e.t.c. 🙌
NHS sounds like its a mess, not due to Politicians but the dinosaurs and the people in management. The problem people have in the UK is they treat the NHS like a religion/cult and don't want anyone reforming it and keep demanding more money gets put into it without more quality. I think one important note to mention with the UK vs Australia matter, the reason is simply the ratio of Medical to population is significantly different. The UK Population is 65 Million with just about 250,000 'registered' doctors although how many are actually good / in work is another thing. The Australian Population is around 25 Million with roughly 125,000 doctors. It's been noted this allows more time per patient simply because the numbers are different and in favour. Not to mention the UK as a destination for influx NHS tourism.
A very revealing conversation. Thank you. My main observation is to both of you. And, to any potential readers. Your mindset when living away from 'home' is critical. Are you a visitor longing for 'home', OR are you living there? What Surina did was a well paid Gap year. Lots of flying visits to Tourist spots, complete with photos. Living in an expat community. Comparing notes. Missing 'home' and family. If she had involved herself more with Australian colleagues, she would have discovered that many of them were far from 'home' within this large country. They, too, could not get to every family event because they don't originate from a tourist spot and transport is difficult/expensive. This is NOT to say that either country is 'better'. But, cultural differences can only be noted by immersion in the other culture. So, find out what the 'locals' do. ( Across Australia, this varies widely.) Join in. Participate. The five weeks of leave is to provide an opportunity to travel further, and to recharge the mental and physical batteries. Learn how to use it! Surina's observations on the life of a hospital doctor are very fair. Also, how difficult (almost impossible) it is to get into many medical specialities. (Contacts. Family. School. etc) Other Doctors should consider working away from Australia's capital cities. It is more personal - in every sense. You meet work colleagues socially and randomly. They have time for you. They welcome you to a smaller community. (The pay is similar. The expenses are lower. But, Gap year travel is OUT!)
Racism is everywhere and frankly, you bringing it up makes you actually a racist person. There are certain nationalities in Australia that are racists big time and true Australians don't make the Top 5 of that list.
@@Sonic35667indigenous are racist, white people are racist, black people are racist, everyone is racist. We have naturally evolved over thousands of years to prefer people that look like us.
Hi! From Manchester!
It was great to bump into you today, fellow former BMS! You'll be a great Doctor!
It was a pleasure meeting you! Thank you for your support!!
your the best mate
it's like you have opted for being a reporter
Got to know a lot from this bideo
Great video thanks! Really inspiring and indigjtful, I'd love to see more of these kind of videos with doctors who have moved to Aus, NZ, Canada, US e.t.c. 🙌
Thank you so much for the feedback!!
Great interview. It's insightful to hear the experience of someone who has worked in the NHS and Australia
Yess 💯
Thank you so much for the video. We needed it😊
My pleasure 😊
Thank you so much!
Really interesting video!
You’re very welcome! :)
NHS sounds like its a mess, not due to Politicians but the dinosaurs and the people in management. The problem people have in the UK is they treat the NHS like a religion/cult and don't want anyone reforming it and keep demanding more money gets put into it without more quality.
I think one important note to mention with the UK vs Australia matter, the reason is simply the ratio of Medical to population is significantly different. The UK Population is 65 Million with just about 250,000 'registered' doctors although how many are actually good / in work is another thing. The Australian Population is around 25 Million with roughly 125,000 doctors. It's been noted this allows more time per patient simply because the numbers are different and in favour. Not to mention the UK as a destination for influx NHS tourism.
A very revealing conversation. Thank you.
My main observation is to both of you. And, to any potential readers.
Your mindset when living away from 'home' is critical. Are you a visitor longing for 'home', OR are you living there?
What Surina did was a well paid Gap year. Lots of flying visits to Tourist spots, complete with photos. Living in an expat community. Comparing notes. Missing 'home' and family.
If she had involved herself more with Australian colleagues, she would have discovered that many of them were far from 'home' within this large country. They, too, could not get to every family event because they don't originate from a tourist spot and transport is difficult/expensive.
This is NOT to say that either country is 'better'. But, cultural differences can only be noted by immersion in the other culture. So, find out what the 'locals' do. ( Across Australia, this varies widely.) Join in. Participate.
The five weeks of leave is to provide an opportunity to travel further, and to recharge the mental and physical batteries. Learn how to use it!
Surina's observations on the life of a hospital doctor are very fair. Also, how difficult (almost impossible) it is to get into many medical specialities. (Contacts. Family. School. etc)
Other Doctors should consider working away from Australia's capital cities. It is more personal - in every sense. You meet work colleagues socially and randomly. They have time for you. They welcome you to a smaller community. (The pay is similar. The expenses are lower. But, Gap year travel is OUT!)
Great video my friend!
Thank you!
@@DoctorKenjiNot a problem
great questions
For trin driver is better in australia ???
By far yes, but you might need to get qualified here.
Indian like Uk
What about racism 🤔
Racism is everywhere and frankly, you bringing it up makes you actually a racist person. There are certain nationalities in Australia that are racists big time and true Australians don't make the Top 5 of that list.
@@Mav_F by “true australians” are you talking about indigenous australians? If so then you are correct
@@Sonic35667indigenous are racist, white people are racist, black people are racist, everyone is racist. We have naturally evolved over thousands of years to prefer people that look like us.
@@dans1454 didn’t ask 😴
The UK is just as racist as Australia, the difference is Brits just hide it better.
Still bit confused whether it's UK or AUS... 🥲