@@HelenaBridge Hello Helena, I wanted to let you know that I am impressed with your courage to leave medicine. I am actually in a similar situation and would greatly appreciate any guidance or advice from your experience. If it's not too much trouble, would you be willing to talk at some point? I have a few questions for you. Thank you and have a great day! 😊
Thanks for this video! The options youve presented as well as your gentleness and optimism is just what I needed, currently doing some locum work and realized I dont really want to stay in the hospital anymore.
I am a medicsl grad from india and i worked aa a resident before and thru covid and the morbidities and deaths that i saw in these 3 years shook me to the core. I only felt relieved once the vaccines came out and i felt deeply indebted to the researchers who discovered them and thats when i realized who the actual heros are in the broader sense, and decided to follow that route and now i have completed a degree in cancer research. You inspire me, carry on!
Firstly, I must express how deeply you inspire me. Your journey radiates with intrigue, and there's a warmth and positivity that shines through every word you speak. I recently achieved my CCT in GP on August 3rd - a milestone that took immense dedication and hard work. My passion for travel had led me to envision a year of journeying, with locum work punctuating my adventures, thus funding my backpacking journey. This was why I hsitated to commit to a salaried contract. However, I've discovered a trend where practices are leaning more towards hiring ANPs/PAs instead of GPs, even for out-of-hours roles. It's disheartening to realize that after pouring so much effort into my profession, I find myself in a position that wasn't quite the fruitful outcome I had envisioned. Currently, I'm taking on locum roles at an SHO level just to ensure my financial stability. Looking back at all my years in training ( FY1, FY2, and the nights, weekends and the endless battles with the rota co-ordinator, along with the rigorous GP training, I feel a sense of disillusionment , mostly a feeling of profound regret,, anyway watching your video lightened the heaviness on my heart and for that I thank you! I'm certain you channel will become huge some day!
I decided to leave the NHS 6 months ago - Ive travelled to my hearts content and come to terms with this major change and the traumatic experiences that ive gone through. Im finally ready to start applying to new jobs. Continue the fantastic work!
I am a 30 year nurse but I still resonate with everything you’ve shared. I would so love to do makeup, interior design, event planning and even become a life coach like yourself. It’s just a hard decision because I love them all!!
I think leaving medicine altogether would be the best idea for any doctor who wants to quit, there are lots of great jobs to do for better pay and for far less stress and trouble. I thought about being a doctor for so long but i gave up because im not at all smart enough to be one and quite honestly it is a very difficult job. I do wonder if some doctors might try Veterinary work, myself im going to aim for that job as animals are a passion for me,
I am a graduate engineering student but I don't feel like doing it after a year of placement in the industry. I am looking at the medical industry because I want to do something that is human oriented. When you say that I have a choice and I change make it change and not stuck with what I already have really resinated with me.
I would say that a lot of the points I discuss in this video are likely to apply to nurses too! You have infinite potentials for what you could do, though changing professions may require different training/skills.
Hi Helena , in my first attempt of mcat I couldn't give my best in mcat because at that time I was so mentally disturb then took admission in biotech now I'm in 2nd year of it but these days I'm regretting alot that why I didn't give my best in mcat and now I'm thinking should I give another try for mcat please give me a suggestion because I'm very much passionate about doing mbbs
Hi Laura - her name is Dr India Duane and I heard her speaking about her business on a podcast a while back. I hope you can find a way to connect with her. 😊
Hi! Doctors from the UK can take steps to practice in America as a doctor including taking the USMLE, but if you mean after emigrating I haven’t researched specifically this route!
Hi! I haven't researched this personally but I would try searching for "clinical teaching fellow jobs" and the region in which you would like to work and see what is being advertised :)
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I just opened youtube after a horrible night shift at the hospital and this is the first thing that was recommended to me!! Thank you.
I hope it helps 🥰
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Hello Helena,
I wanted to let you know that I am impressed with your courage to leave medicine. I am actually in a similar situation and would greatly appreciate any guidance or advice from your experience.
If it's not too much trouble, would you be willing to talk at some point? I have a few questions for you.
Thank you and have a great day! 😊
@@AhmedAbuTaleb-ym5mn Hi Ahmed, thank you for your kind comment 😊Yes, you can book a free consult with me on my website: www.helenabridge.com/
Thanks for this video! The options youve presented as well as your gentleness and optimism is just what I needed, currently doing some locum work and realized I dont really want to stay in the hospital anymore.
I am a medicsl grad from india and i worked aa a resident before and thru covid and the morbidities and deaths that i saw in these 3 years shook me to the core. I only felt relieved once the vaccines came out and i felt deeply indebted to the researchers who discovered them and thats when i realized who the actual heros are in the broader sense, and decided to follow that route and now i have completed a degree in cancer research. You inspire me, carry on!
Firstly, I must express how deeply you inspire me. Your journey radiates with intrigue, and there's a warmth and positivity that shines through every word you speak. I recently achieved my CCT in GP on August 3rd - a milestone that took immense dedication and hard work. My passion for travel had led me to envision a year of journeying, with locum work punctuating my adventures, thus funding my backpacking journey. This was why I hsitated to commit to a salaried contract.
However, I've discovered a trend where practices are leaning more towards hiring ANPs/PAs instead of GPs, even for out-of-hours roles. It's disheartening to realize that after pouring so much effort into my profession, I find myself in a position that wasn't quite the fruitful outcome I had envisioned. Currently, I'm taking on locum roles at an SHO level just to ensure my financial stability. Looking back at all my years in training ( FY1, FY2, and the nights, weekends and the endless battles with the rota co-ordinator, along with the rigorous GP training, I feel a sense of disillusionment , mostly a feeling of profound regret,, anyway watching your video lightened the heaviness on my heart and for that I thank you! I'm certain you channel will become huge some day!
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you have found a way to integrate your passions and working as a doctor 😊
I decided to leave the NHS 6 months ago - Ive travelled to my hearts content and come to terms with this major change and the traumatic experiences that ive gone through. Im finally ready to start applying to new jobs. Continue the fantastic work!
I love this!!! So lovely to hear you're finding your way and looking forward to the next chapter☺
I am a 30 year nurse but I still resonate with everything you’ve shared. I would so love to do makeup, interior design, event planning and even become a life coach like yourself. It’s just a hard decision because I love them all!!
Hi Helena, I am a mental health nurse I am done, feel same as you felt. I am applying for a job in Lidl.
Go you!!!! 🥰
I think leaving medicine altogether would be the best idea for any doctor who wants to quit, there are lots of great jobs to do for better pay and for far less stress and trouble. I thought about being a doctor for so long but i gave up because im not at all smart enough to be one and quite honestly it is a very difficult job. I do wonder if some doctors might try Veterinary work, myself im going to aim for that job as animals are a passion for me,
Thank you, Helena. The message is so positive and encouraging. 🙂
Thanks so much for watching ☺
I am a graduate engineering student but I don't feel like doing it after a year of placement in the industry. I am looking at the medical industry because I want to do something that is human oriented. When you say that I have a choice and I change make it change and not stuck with what I already have really resinated with me.
Found this helpful and comforting
So glad you enjoyed it 🥰
Any ideas on alternative careers for nurses? Been doing this for 12 years, and I'm done, I just don't know how to escape.
I would say that a lot of the points I discuss in this video are likely to apply to nurses too! You have infinite potentials for what you could do, though changing professions may require different training/skills.
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Interested in medical and health tech. Any groups to get in contact with ?
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Hi Helena , in my first attempt of mcat I couldn't give my best in mcat because at that time I was so mentally disturb then took admission in biotech now I'm in 2nd year of it but these days I'm regretting alot that why I didn't give my best in mcat and now I'm thinking should I give another try for mcat please give me a suggestion because I'm very much passionate about doing mbbs
How to discontinue nights? Is that option available to IMGs working on a visa ?
Do you have a link to the doctor you mentioned in 8:27? That’s exactly what I want to do!
Hi Laura - her name is Dr India Duane and I heard her speaking about her business on a podcast a while back. I hope you can find a way to connect with her. 😊
@@HelenaBridge thanks!
Hi Elena, what careers can doctors in the UK do in the USA?
Hi! Doctors from the UK can take steps to practice in America as a doctor including taking the USMLE, but if you mean after emigrating I haven’t researched specifically this route!
im watching this in my 2nd year of medschool 💀💀
When will the next clarity event be I missed the March one
I'll be running another at the end of June 😊🙌🏽
(It's tomorrow! registration link here: www.helenabridge.com/clarityclinic)
Hello. How to become a Medical college teacher in UK as an IMG Doctor.
Hi! I haven't researched this personally but I would try searching for "clinical teaching fellow jobs" and the region in which you would like to work and see what is being advertised :)
Thanks for replying. Waiting for your video on this.
You have an aussie accent. How come?
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i donot like the music in the background. difficult to hear. thamk you
Aw thank you for the feedback! I'll bear it in mind when I edit my next video.
Background music was fine