Hi I’m 31 and been diagnosed with adhd 4months ago since then I have found a calling in psychology and understanding the conditions I have it took me 15 years to get a diagnosis I’m hoping to train to be a psychiatrist like the one who diagnosed me as eventually I want to create a charity that makes a diagnosis affordable for people who have struggled most their teen years and younger adult life struggling in hell since my diagnosis and meds I’ve had like a life change like born again Christian kind of stuff iv researched thousands of hours of phsychology since my diagnosis I’m hyper focused on understanding the many things I didn’t understand while I was not medicated sorr for the long message have u any tips or advice on how to get started from scratch in a career please
Hi! So if you pursue an academic psychiatry job you apply at the same stage as applying for core psychiatry training. Academic posts are usually run through, meaning you would only apply once and not again for specialist registrar (ST4) level. This does mean picking a specialist area earlier on. Paper A can be completed at any stage. However, for paper B it is usually advised to work in psychiatry for 1 year first and 2 years before you can sit the CASC (ordinarily, there have been some changes to this with the current pandemic to make this more flexible). There is a limit on how long each exam would be valid for once passed, so make sure you can fit them all in within that timescale. The royal college website has lots of up to date info on this.
Hi, so all areas will see some emergency presentations of psychiatry. If you mean within an A&E department for example most would be seen by the psychiatry liaison service within a general hospital and this team usually contains general adult psychiatrists. Unless there is a different specialist needed for example they might need to call in a children's psychiatrist if the patient was younger. Services vary a bit by location.
Wtf? I've had to correct my "psychiatrists" almost everytime i visited one😂😂😂. There must be a faster way? The final exam must be easier than an IQ test. (Bad comparison considering its fairly unlikely any psychiatrist i met would score high enough to be counted on an IQ test 🤦
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Here i am didn't even take an MCAT yet. it will help me within 5,6 years
Hi, I am from India, and am planning to pursue psychiatry training in the UK. I loved your video.
Keep the videos coming 😊
Bro I am planning the same can you help me out with it
Hi I’m 31 and been diagnosed with adhd 4months ago since then I have found a calling in psychology and understanding the conditions I have it took me 15 years to get a diagnosis I’m hoping to train to be a psychiatrist like the one who diagnosed me as eventually I want to create a charity that makes a diagnosis affordable for people who have struggled most their teen years and younger adult life struggling in hell since my diagnosis and meds I’ve had like a life change like born again Christian kind of stuff iv researched thousands of hours of phsychology since my diagnosis I’m hyper focused on understanding the many things I didn’t understand while I was not medicated sorr for the long message have u any tips or advice on how to get started from scratch in a career please
hello, can you please tell us the procedure of for foreign students who go to uk after getting their medical degree?
1. If I want to pursue the academic career in psychiatry what will be the pathway?
2. Do I need psychiatry training for MRCPsych paper A exam.
Thanks.
Hi! So if you pursue an academic psychiatry job you apply at the same stage as applying for core psychiatry training. Academic posts are usually run through, meaning you would only apply once and not again for specialist registrar (ST4) level. This does mean picking a specialist area earlier on. Paper A can be completed at any stage. However, for paper B it is usually advised to work in psychiatry for 1 year first and 2 years before you can sit the CASC (ordinarily, there have been some changes to this with the current pandemic to make this more flexible). There is a limit on how long each exam would be valid for once passed, so make sure you can fit them all in within that timescale. The royal college website has lots of up to date info on this.
PsychStudent Thanks
I would like to know how to apply for getting a job at UK after completion of MD psychiatry at India. Thank you
Is emergency psychiatry an area of psychiatry too?
Hi, so all areas will see some emergency presentations of psychiatry. If you mean within an A&E department for example most would be seen by the psychiatry liaison service within a general hospital and this team usually contains general adult psychiatrists. Unless there is a different specialist needed for example they might need to call in a children's psychiatrist if the patient was younger. Services vary a bit by location.
Wtf? I've had to correct my "psychiatrists" almost everytime i visited one😂😂😂.
There must be a faster way?
The final exam must be easier than an IQ test. (Bad comparison considering its fairly unlikely any psychiatrist i met would score high enough to be counted on an IQ test 🤦