Day in the life of a surgical intern | We saw an awake brain surgery! | Junior Doctor Diaries
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- Hi guys! Here’s another ‘Day in my life’ Vlog. This time I’m on my first surgical term for the year - neurosurgery. It’s a very exciting and fun term and I love to share it with you guys💕 Hope you enjoy it!
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PS - I had to film some clips later on in the day cause it gets a bit too hectic before we start our ward rounds :')
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you are also a motivating person. thanks alot ms.❤❤❤
Thank you means a lot💕
these r so interesting! i love them
Thank you☺️
Can we see a video of what you eat in a week ❤️ btw loved the video
Thank you💕 sure I’ll do one in future!
Love your content akki😍😍. Thank you for motivating everyone❤️
Thank you💕💕
I really enjoyed your videos❤So please keep it up.!!✌
Thank you so much
Love this vlog ❤
Thank you💕
Hi Amanya why did you choose the western Sydney campus instead of a Canadian o or a British university? Pls let me know, I’m asking because I’m 15 and I finished my O/L and next year I will do my A/L s and I want to do the IMU programme and do the second half of my degree in Canada. Do you have any advice’s to give me as a akka, let me know ❤❤
Hi, I’ll be doing a video next about ‘My Medical School Journey - Part 2’, it’ll be about Western Sydney and I’ll explain why I chose it in that☺️
Hi! Thank you so much for this video. It helped me to see a bit of what life is like as a Australia's doctor. I'm a Colombia's doctor. I graduated in May 2020. My girlfriend is a doctor too, and we are both leaving for Melbourne in May 2023. First, we are going to study English, and then we will approve medicine. I'm scared, because many colleagues are already specializing here in Colombia, instead my partner and I are saving to leave. I'm scared, because I want to be a neurosurgeon, but lately I've seen that is very difficult for a Latino to access a specialization in Australia. I don't know, I wouldn't want to do everything and realize that I will not be able to be a neurosurgeon. Do you know anything about that?
Hi, thank you for your comment! I did work with neurosurgeons so I do know a bit about how their program works. I know it is quite hard even if you’re an Australian graduate and citizen, however it depends on the person itself! I’m sure you’ll figure out more when you move here. Best of luck with your move ☺️
@@amaaaanya Thank you for your reply. :3 I hope to be in Australian lands soon. I'm very excited about it
Keep going Amamya! ❤❤
BTW, from which med school did you graduated?
lots of love
Western sydney 😊
Wester Sydney University Australia 😊
Hey. I just found your channel and thanks for these valuable videos. Planning on migrating to AUS. Could you explain a bit on " SL doc migrating to AUS.."
Hi, sure I’ll do a video about that sometime soon☺️☺️
Hi!!
Are you using an apple watch or another one?
I’m using an Apple Watch☺️
hi. I'm from Pakistan and planning to come to Australia for my postgraduation. I would like to know about this internship thing. Like if u want to pursue ur career in internal medicine do u still have to do an internship in the surgical ward
Hi, yes for internship it’s compulsory that you do one surgical term, one medical term and an emergency department term :)
Hi Amanya, whats the hospital you are working?
Hi, in this video I was working in New South Wales, I’m currently working in Victoria
Can you explain what is the word 'Craniotomy'???
Hi, it’s a procedure done In neurosurgery where a part of the skull is taken out to take out a tumour, reduce swelling in the brain etc
Are you studying neurosurgery
I was just working in the neurosurgery team : )