Lovely video sir. Really very helpful for students like me who wish to take up Anesthesia. Keep up the good work sir. You are really helping out many students in a way that one requires. Thank you sir.
A Very Happy World Anaesthesia Day to you Sir! Thank you for making such informative videos, it really helps doctors like me who have just joined this amazing field... 🤩
Good evening sir Your videos are very helpful But can u give me one clarification sir Im thinking to take md anasthesialogy Post md is there any way I can go for working/studying in middle East / singapore/uk ultimately to get good pay ( so that I earn the same or more amount in 1 year which will take me 5 years in India) and return to India so that I can be little free
Sir I am confuse between Ms ent / md anaesthesia / md Psychiatry .. which one is better interms of salary , job opportunities , scopes (also in foreign countries like UK ,Ireland ,australia) .. sir can you advise?
Yes and also depends on the head of the department wether they consider these in India. I would personally accept these degrees since I know how difficult it is to pass them.
Hello sir, very informative video. I'm pursuing MD anesthesia and want to practice in the UK. I have 2 questions regarding this 1. Do I need to clear FRCA or MRC anesthesia 2. After clearing the exam at what level I'll be considered ST3/4? Eagerly waiting to hear from you.
Sir , I've joined Anesthesia but now I'm having second thoughts about it since there is no opd ,less patient contact. My other available option is gen surgery and ent . Can you please advise ?
Hello sir ..very good morning I have one query. Can a post DNB candidate along with edic or edaic certificate eligible for practicing critical care in India?
Fellowships in UK are dedicated training in one of the branches like Cardiac or neuroanesthesia. FRCA is an exam which is taken by students of anesthesia in United Kingdom. Botth are different. FRCA is equivalent to MD in India. You pass MD exams and then you are allowed to practice in India. Same is with FRCA, any trainee who is undergoing training in United Kingdom is required to pass both sections Primary and Final FRCA before they are awarded a CCT, as Dr Shishir pointed out. So FRCA and Fellowships are entirely different. FRCA is just an exam and Fellowship are training posts.
I think this is misinformation .I don't think you can apply for CCT after MD in India. To get a CCT you'll have to complete the entire training process in a GMC approved country. You can however apply for CESR after MD in India
Sir no mention about earning in the UK with FRCA. Pls reply if any idea about that . And doing this in the Uk overcomes the plateau that is much talked about our branch??
@Iluminati Hi, FRCA is an exam, passing it doesn't affect your salary in UK. Your salary will be dictated by National wage decided by BMA. It depends upon your Role and type of post. Most salaries are fixed and decided by years of experience. FRCA is just an exam that is written by Students as a part of their training and certification in Anesthetics called as CCT. So FRCA doesn't decide salary.
Sir I have been stucked between two options........and the problem is I like both of then......I.e MD anesthesia and MD radiation oncology......please guide me....
@@DheerajMasapu sir why not radiation oncology......as the saturation hasn't reached yet,doctors are less.....work life balance is there....only thing I don't know about is money.....what gonna be the salary I get when I passed out from a prestigious college like KGMU Lucknow.......
You should drop these animations, they look annoying. Please also change the camera position so that both parties are in frame covering about half their bodies and not just head and neck. Microphone also needs improvement. I really like your content. Best of luck.
@@DheerajMasapu In my opinion sir the demand for super speciality in tier 2/3 cities is very limited and one can perform majority of the procedures even after MD as the one of the anesthetist mentioned that he may stepped of from his DM journey my opinion is also same.
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Lovely video sir. Really very helpful for students like me who wish to take up Anesthesia.
Keep up the good work sir. You are really helping out many students in a way that one requires.
Thank you sir.
This has been such a good talk..thank you sirs
Welcome
Well summarized by Dr Shishir and Dr Dheeraj. Good one !!!
Thank you
Sir, Wanted to know about the pay once we quality the first part and go to UK, could you please add a note about that..
Good stuff
A Very Happy World Anaesthesia Day to you Sir! Thank you for making such informative videos, it really helps doctors like me who have just joined this amazing field... 🤩
Thank you, share the video
@@DheerajMasapu Definitely Sir🙏
have u uploaded the vdo
Sir we need a speciality training before giving frca ryt. We are nt eligible to give right after mbbs no?
Good evening sir
Your videos are very helpful
But can u give me one clarification sir
Im thinking to take md anasthesialogy
Post md is there any way I can go for working/studying in middle East / singapore/uk ultimately to get good pay ( so that I earn the same or more amount in 1 year which will take me 5 years in India) and return to India so that I can be little free
Great video sir 🥳
Share the video
@@DheerajMasapu sure sir
Do they accept ms anasthesia Pakistan? I want to pursue anesthesia and intensive care as a care.
Is there any route after DA post graduate diploma after MBBS
Sir I am confuse between Ms ent / md anaesthesia / md Psychiatry .. which one is better interms of salary , job opportunities , scopes (also in foreign countries like UK ,Ireland ,australia) .. sir can you advise?
Got ur answer??
Same confusion
Sir , if we do edaic or edic is it necessary to do Drnb or fnb to practice as consultant in a metro city ?
Yes and also depends on the head of the department wether they consider these in India. I would personally accept these degrees since I know how difficult it is to pass them.
Hello sir, very informative video. I'm pursuing MD anesthesia and want to practice in the UK.
I have 2 questions regarding this
1. Do I need to clear FRCA or MRC anesthesia
2. After clearing the exam at what level I'll be considered ST3/4?
Eagerly waiting to hear from you.
Same doubt sir , can u please clear @dheeraj sir
Do we need to give plab again to practice in uk after anasthesia residency from India
You can apply for job in nhs through NHS jobs.
Nice vedio sir ✌️
Share the video
@@DheerajMasapu sure sir
Sir... 1st we need to join as trainee in UK, after that we need to write frca exam???
Cannot we write exam directly ??
You can write direct, no need to become a trainee
Sir thanks for the information. Please tell me which hospital are you working now. ?
Sakra world hospital, Bangalore
sir what about edaic exam? please make a video on it.
Ok
Sir kindly tell us about online fellowship in critical care medicine, one yr fellowship
Ok
Sir , I've joined Anesthesia but now I'm having second thoughts about it since there is no opd ,less patient contact. My other available option is gen surgery and ent . Can you please advise ?
@Dr Dheeraj Masapu Sir.
If you want pt contact, don't enter anesthesia. Go for surgery
@@DheerajMasapu Why not Ent , sir ? Could you please advice ?
ENT is risky since the competition is more
@@DheerajMasapu okay ....thank you sir.
Hello sir great video
Sir how do you compare dnb medicine vs md anaesthesia , how is the scope of medicine after dm
Thanking you
Ok sure
Bro..what you took
Im confused too regarding dmb medicine nd anesthesia
if I did msc in anesthesia am I be able to give frca ecam
Not possible
Sir
Post graduate diploma in anaesthesia can apply for FRCA directly??
Yes
Hello sir ..very good morning
I have one query.
Can a post DNB candidate along with edic or edaic certificate eligible for practicing critical care in India?
Yes
sir please shed some light on fellowships in uk after MD anesthesia in India. which one is better frca or fellowships.? thankyou
Ok
Fellowships in UK are dedicated training in one of the branches like Cardiac or neuroanesthesia. FRCA is an exam which is taken by students of anesthesia in United Kingdom. Botth are different. FRCA is equivalent to MD in India. You pass MD exams and then you are allowed to practice in India. Same is with FRCA, any trainee who is undergoing training in United Kingdom is required to pass both sections Primary and Final FRCA before they are awarded a CCT, as Dr Shishir pointed out. So FRCA and Fellowships are entirely different. FRCA is just an exam and Fellowship are training posts.
Thank you Amardeep, you should come in to a interview in my channel.
@@dr.amardeepkulkarni2464 can diploma anesthesia student appear in frca
Yes
Boss,
EDAIC vs EDIC which one is better for anaesthesia guy from india?
I mean for jobs and career prospectus
Edic for icu is better
Ediac only if you plan to do FRCA
@@DheerajMasapu sir EDAIC wont get exposure/job in ICU??
No
After completing Edic in intensive care, can cct and consultancy post in UK be persued? means can I become consultant there?
bg music 🥲
Ok, thanks for the feedback
I think this is misinformation .I don't think you can apply for CCT after MD in India. To get a CCT you'll have to complete the entire training process in a GMC approved country. You can however apply for CESR after MD in India
Sir no mention about earning in the UK with FRCA. Pls reply if any idea about that . And doing this in the Uk overcomes the plateau that is much talked about our branch??
It's fixed pay and available online.
@Iluminati
Hi,
FRCA is an exam, passing it doesn't affect your salary in UK. Your salary will be dictated by National wage decided by BMA. It depends upon your Role and type of post. Most salaries are fixed and decided by years of experience. FRCA is just an exam that is written by Students as a part of their training and certification in Anesthetics called as CCT. So FRCA doesn't decide salary.
Sir I have been stucked between two options........and the problem is I like both of then......I.e MD anesthesia and MD radiation oncology......please guide me....
Go with anesthesia
@@DheerajMasapu sir why not radiation oncology......as the saturation hasn't reached yet,doctors are less.....work life balance is there....only thing I don't know about is money.....what gonna be the salary I get when I passed out from a prestigious college like KGMU Lucknow.......
Number of centers are less
Salary also not very good for freshers
Low salary rad onco...may be only 55k in delhi ncr as fresher...but gradually salary increases plus DM....is also available med onco
You should drop these animations, they look annoying. Please also change the camera position so that both parties are in frame covering about half their bodies and not just head and neck. Microphone also needs improvement.
I really like your content. Best of luck.
Thanks for the feedback, will improve the quality
Yes Dheeraj, Ashutosh is right in saying this !! Cover camera like a proper professional interview. It will give classy look
Sure
I kindly request u to let people know you've only one I'd. thank you 😊
Done Zaiba
Hi sir how about after Diploma anesthesia post mbbs sir??
Watch my video on diploma
Ok sir sure thank you… I have reported to join DA in gov medical college sir …
Sir any coaching for frca
Check out this link
www.cracktheprimary.com/
Sir nbe diploma candidates eligible for FRCA or EDAIC EDIC?
Yes
If we want a uk experience, which route is better? FRCA of edic?
Frca
How to go as trainee ?
You need to go there first and then apply as a trainee, it seems it's tough to get trainee positions
Sir are Frca returned Indian anaesthesiologist paid higher than MD anaesthesiologists in India?
Yes
Music is so irritating
Stop putting music in video
Good morning sir
My brother is radiation oncologist, there are few issues with that branch. You take up anesthesia
@@DheerajMasapu respected sir could you please elaborate those issues
Ok
Just do md and chill in life.
Problem is we cannot go back in time, if you really want to change things. So better to finish everything you want to pursue and go ahead.
@@DheerajMasapu In my opinion sir the demand for super speciality in tier 2/3 cities is very limited and one can perform majority of the procedures even after MD as the one of the anesthetist mentioned that he may stepped of from his DM journey my opinion is also same.
There is no need of DM to settle in tier 2, regional anaesthesia fellowships might help
Sir i am confuse between MS general surgery,MD anaesthesia
and also DNB 6 years CTVs
Sir What is the scope of DNB 6 years CTVS surgeon
Surgery is getting very competitive , 6 yr courses are more of clerical jobs. Going for anesthesia would be a safer bet at this point of time
@@DheerajMasapu thank you sir 🙂
Which hospital sir works?
Sakra
Background noise is so much that conversation is being faded
I removed in all recent videos
Host of Anaesthetist will find difficult to get a job
Can you tell which places are having this problem
hello sir, some people are using your pictures and making spam I'd on Instagram and asking people to pay them the money. I got request by your name I'd and i was asked to transfer 3000rs
Oops
Don't send
yes sir i didn't. thank you so much for your reply☺🥰
Sir , please put a video on critical care course after md anaes.
In the process
@@DheerajMasapu thank u sir. U effort 4 the future aspirants is huge.
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