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First Gen Doctorsđź©ş Introduction to FY1: Ward Round Documentation & Making a Jobs List đź“ťEver wondered how you're going to have to write your daily ward rounds and how to approach you jobs list?Feeling nervous about starting as a doctor in August?Well do not fret!! As Dr Kira Mattison will be going through this during this episode, as well as many other topics FY1s should know before starting.đź”— Find everything to do with First Gen Doctors here: https://beacons.ai/firstgendoctors/2025-06-0631 min
Weekly ESG NewsEU Car CO2 without changes丨25EP08#ESGWeeklyPulse is your streamlined ESG intelligence hub, delivering the most consequential global developments to professionals in just 15 minutes weekly. Each episode distills 20+ high-impact updates across three strategic lenses.[Timeline]��Roadmap to fully end EU dependency on Russian energy (Source: EU)��CO2 emissions in cars: Council adopts position on Commission’s proposal without changes (Source: EU)��ECB Warns EU Against Removing 80% of Companies from Mandatory Sustainability Reporting (Source: ECB)��New York State's FY1 budget introduces a $2.6 billion climate plan to reduce emissions and create green jobs (Source: New York State)��Mandatory...2025-05-1619 min
More Than Medical StudentsEN Episode 37: Dr Parmis, widening participation, leadership and inclusivityWelcome to a new episode of more than medical students! In today’s episode we are delighted to be joined by Dr Parmis, an F1 doctor who graduated from Bart’s and the London with and MBBS and an intercalated MSc in medical anthropology. Parmis is also the co-founder of two great projects which she founded during her time at medical school: first gen doctors @first.gen.doctors a community who supports first generation medics and the empowerment project @the.empwrmnt.project which works towards inclusivity in medicine.In this episode we explore how Parmis went on to f...2025-03-0436 min
Health Inequality InsightsInvisible Women: A Hard-to-Reach Vulnerable PopulationEpisode DescriptionDr Su Khant Chei (GP) and Dr Sean Liu (FY1) welcome Dr Ruth Beesley, a GP in Peterborough who runs a specialist clinic for vulnerable women who are homeless, have alcohol or drug addictions and engage in sex work. We discuss how as healthcare providers we could improve our ability to reach and support this group of people.Key MessagesWomen who are homeless, have substance addictions or engage in sex work are easily missed by the traditional healthcare system.This is due to logistical barriers such...2024-11-1233 min
More Than Medical StudentsMINI SERIES: APPLYING TO SPECIALTY TRAINING Episode 5 Medicine trainingWelcome to episode 5 of our Applying to Specialty Training mini-series.
In today’s episode we are discussing application to Internal Medicine training!
Internal medicine training is the core pathway required to apply to many different specialties (cardiology, neurology, respiratory, gastroenterology, oncology, dermatology…) and is much in demand currently, so this is definitely
a must listen to episode!
Dr Ankit Chadha, who is currently an IMT 2 working in London discusses the different steps of applying to training and tips and advice for applicants. We discuss the different steps including the medical portfolio and the IMT interview. Â We also discu...2024-10-2231 minHealth Inequality InsightsAir We Breathe: Addressing Respiratory Health DisparityEpisode DescriptionDr Su Khant Chei (GP) and Dr Sean Liu (FY1) discuss respiratory health inequalities with Dr Jeyoung Lee, a GP and Respiratory Lead at Fenland Group Practice. We focus on why asthma and COPD disproportionately affect people from socioeconomically deprived backgrounds, and practical solutions to improve patients' managementKey MessagesAsthma has much greater mortality in the lowest socio-economic group - contributing factors include environmental and occupational exposure, access to healthcare and health literacy.It is important to educate patients/parents on the nature and management of...2024-10-0833 min
More Than Medical StudentsMINI SERIES: APPLYING TO SPECIALTY TRAINING Episode 3 Surgical trainingWelcome to a new episode of our new Mini-series on Applying to Specialty Training!
This is our third episode of the series and the much awaited episode on APPLYING TO SURGICAL TRAINING! We are discussing application to surgical core training (CST). Dr Salma and Dr Bobby who have successfully
applied this year share their experience and some amazing advice for all applicants. We discuss the different steps including the MSRA exam, the surgical portfolio and the CST interview. Surgical core training has become increasingly more competitive and this is a must listen to episode!
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2024-09-2455 min
More Than Medical StudentsBONUS: APPLYING TO SPECIALTY TRAINING The MSRA examThis is a Snippet from our Applying to Specialty Training Mini-series and in this 2024-09-2402 min
More Than Medical StudentsMINI SERIES: APPLYING TO SPECIALTY TRAINING Episode 2 GP trainingWelcome to a new episode of our Mini-series on Applying to Specialty Training.
Are you thinking about applying to specialty training soon or just interested to hear more about
how applying to training works? This series is just for you! We will be hearing from successful applicants, trainees and senior doctors to discuss the application steps and highlight any tips for you. A great way to learn and make
the most of your upcoming application!
This is our second episode of the series and we are discussing application to GP training. Dr Kithmini who has...2024-09-0932 min
More Than Medical StudentsMINI SERIES: APPLYING TO SPECIALTY TRAINING Episode 1 IntroductionWelcome to a new episode of the More Than Medical Students. We are excited to be launching our new Mini-series on Applying to Specialty Training!
Are you thinking about applying to specialty training soon or just interested to hear more about how applying to training works? This series is just for you! We will be hearing from successful applicants, trainees and senior doctors to discuss the application steps and highlight any tips for you. A great way to learn and make the most of your upcoming application!
This is our first episode of the series...2024-08-2631 minHealth Inequality InsightsCivility Saves LivesEpisode DescriptionDr Su Khant Chei (GP) and Dr Sean Liu (FY1) discuss the Civility Saves Lives project with Dr Maria Clement, Consultant Paediatric Anaesthetist and Clinical Director for Health Inequality at Newcastle Hospitals. This is an initiative aimed at improving workplace culture and patient outcomes through promoting respect and professionalism.Key MessagesCivility Saves Lives raises awareness of the impact of civil and incivil behaviour on patient outcomes, and the growing evidence base for this.We explore practical experience of incivility and advice on promoting a...2024-08-0936 min
SLAVES OF POP: Conversando Sobre MĂşsicaThe WantedNeste EpisĂłdio Conversei Com Susan & Beatriz, Sobre Nossa PaixĂŁo Pela Boy Band "The Wanted". Passando Pelas Eras PolĂŞmicas, Carreiras Solo E Falecimento Do Integrante "Tom Parker'.
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♡ Realitty Show "Tha Wanted Life" 2013
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♡ Livro Biográfico Tom Parker:
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♡Livro Kelsey Parker: With And Without You:
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♡ Programa De TV, Tom Parker: Inside My Head:
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♡ Programa De TV, Kelsey Parker: Life After Tom:
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How To Become A Doctor115. Foundation Programme - Essex, Bedfordshire & Hertfordshire with Dr SylviaThe Foundation Programme series is back with the latest episode, featuring Medic Mentor superstar Dr Sylvia Manimaran, UCL Alumnus and current FY1 Doctor in the Essex, Bedfordshire & Hertfordshire (EBH) Deanery (a.k.a. East of England). Tune in for top tips about how to rank hospital rotations, whether surgical jobs are worth the 'extra' pounds on payday and the magical sleeping pods that are found in some doctor's mess rooms...2024-04-011h 07
The AireWave - West Yorkshire Internal Medicine Teaching CollaborativeLiving the FY1 life - Answering the questions from a Junior Doctor Survey with Dr Surendran.On this episode, Dr Surendran (FY1) leads us on a Q&A in response to her recent questionnaire to the Junior Doctors. We answer a collection of interesting questions, including what to do during a resuscitation event as an FY1, managing medications and how to become an IMT. All of which focuses on and about life as a junior doctor in the NHS!POCUS 101Level 1 resources (bsecho.org)On Air: Dr. Kavya Surendran, Dr Mark Johnson, Dr Chloe Cherry.2024-03-2032 min
The iOS Dev PodcastStartups, Snapchat, and Going Indie with Mazen Kourouche #12In this episode of the iOS dev podcast, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Mazen Kourouche. We covered a wide range of topics such as working at startups, UX & UI design, indie development, working at SnapChat, getting acquired by big tech and much more!
YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/FY1-6IbKCUc
Audio Version: https://www.iosdevpodcast.com/links
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Career ConversationsSpecialised Foundation Programme (16 Aug 2023)Dr Marilena Giannoudi interviews Dr Rishab Makam and Javeria Tariq on their experiences of applying for the Specialised Foundation Programme.
Dr Rishab Makam is an Academic FY1 in Hull and Javeria Tariq is a final year medical student in Leeds who will begin Specialised Foundation training in August.
Dr Marilena Giannoudi is the T&MC Podcast Lead and Vice-Chair for Careers and Communications.
The guests for this episode are happy to answer any further questions about applying for the Specialised Foundation Programme, please contact them via these email addresses -
javeria.tariq@nhs.net
rishab.makam@nhs.net
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...2023-08-1626 minCareer ConversationsSpecialised Foundation Programme (16 Aug 2023)Dr Marilena Giannoudi interviews Dr Rishab Makam and Javeria Tariq on their experiences of applying for the Specialised Foundation Programme.
Dr Rishab Makam is an Academic FY1 in Hull and Javeria Tariq is a final year medical student in Leeds who will begin Specialised Foundation training in August.
Dr Marilena Giannoudi is the T&MC Podcast Lead and Vice-Chair for Careers and Communications.
The guests for this episode are happy to answer any further questions about applying for the Specialised Foundation Programme, please contact them via these email addresses -
javeria.tariq@nhs.net
rishab.makam@nhs.net
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MedCourse AudioblogFrom Drowning to Breaking the Surface: My Reality of Being an FY1
A personal account of the challenges and rewards of being an FY1 doctor. The author describes the long hours, high workload, and financial struggles that are often associated with the job. However, they also highlight the satisfaction of helping patients and the opportunities to learn and grow as a doctor.
One of the biggest challenges the author faced as an FY1 was the long hours. They often worked 12-hour shifts, 7 days a week. This left them feeling exhausted and drained, and it was difficult to find time to relax and recharge. The author also found the high...2023-08-1008 min
MedCourse AudioblogThe Emotional Turmoil of Guilt as a Junior DoctorGuilt, stress, and remorse are common feelings that doctors new and old feel on a daily basis. In this podcast, we read an article on guilt as a junior doctor, by Dr Kuvira Manamperi.
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You can find more experiences on our website, as well as useful blog articles. You can also find Kuvira's other article on becoming an fy1.
2023-08-1007 min
The Medical Women PodcastS3 Episode 17: Top tips for changeover and starting FY1Good luck to all those starting new rotations today, and a very warm welcome to our new FY1 colleagues!!
The first Wednesday in August marks changeover for most trainees in the UK. This is one of our most popular episodes which we are recasting - our junior doctor members share their top tips for changeover and starting FY1.
We have a very special announcement to make - we have made membership to the MWF only ÂŁ5 for all medical students!
Sign up at this link: https://www.medicalwomensfederation.org.uk/members/join-us
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The Healthtech PodcastBONUS: Tips for incoming FY1 doctorsJoin us for a fascinating bonus episode as we delve into the exciting and nerve-wracking world of newly graduated junior doctors as they step into the wards of UK hospitals in August, taking on the role of Foundation Year 1 (FY1) doctors. Host James, along with NHS cardiologist and computer scientist Rob Brisk, discuss the specific anxieties that come with being a junior doctor. Will, a current FY1, shares his experiences, while Tom, a medical student about to start his FY1, asks insightful questions. The discussion spans various scenarios, covering both routine medical tasks and high-stress emergencies, giving an authentic...2023-07-241h 07Career ConversationsPreparing for FY1 - Part 2 (20 July 2023)Dr Libby Sampey talks to Dr Marilena Giannoudi about managing life at work as a Foundation Year One doctor. They begin by considering how to prepare - exploring expenses and membership fees - before moving on to discuss supervisors and leave. Dr Marilena Giannoudi shares some useful guidance about staying on top of your portfolio, and gives advice on the benefits of taking part in social events.
Dr Libby Sampey is a Foundation Year Doctor currently exploring a career in Palliative Care. She has an interest in medical teaching and alongside being a member of RCPE’s Trainees and Members’ Comm...2023-07-2019 minCareer ConversationsPreparing for FY1 - Part 2 (20 July 2023)Dr Libby Sampey talks to Dr Marilena Giannoudi about managing life at work as a Foundation Year One doctor. They begin by considering how to prepare - exploring expenses and membership fees - before moving on to discuss supervisors and leave. Dr Marilena Giannoudi shares some useful guidance about staying on top of your portfolio, and gives advice on the benefits of taking part in social events.
Dr Libby Sampey is a Foundation Year Doctor currently exploring a career in Palliative Care. She has an interest in medical teaching and alongside being a member of RCPE’s Trainees and Members’ Comm...2023-07-2019 minCareer ConversationsPreparing for FY1 - Part 1 (19 July 2023)Drs Libby Sampey, Kat Ralston and Marilena Giannoudi discuss top tips for new doctors in this episode, including rotas, how to approach handover and referrals, dealing with nightshifts, and looking after yourself.
All three participants are members of RCPE's Members and Trainees' Committee (T&MC). Dr Libby Sampey is a Foundation Year Doctor working in South East Scotland. Dr Kat Ralston is a Geriatric Medicine Registrar working in Edinburgh. Dr Marilena Giannoudi is a Cardiology Registrar based in Leeds currently undertaking a PhD.
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https://events.rcpe.ac...2023-07-1950 minCareer ConversationsPreparing for FY1 - Part 1 (19 July 2023)Drs Libby Sampey, Kat Ralston and Marilena Giannoudi discuss top tips for new doctors in this episode, including rotas, how to approach handover and referrals, dealing with nightshifts, and looking after yourself.
All three participants are members of RCPE's Members and Trainees' Committee (T&MC). Dr Libby Sampey is a Foundation Year Doctor working in South East Scotland. Dr Kat Ralston is a Geriatric Medicine Registrar working in Edinburgh. Dr Marilena Giannoudi is a Cardiology Registrar based in Leeds currently undertaking a PhD.
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https://events.rcpe.ac...2023-07-1950 minHow To Become A Doctor111. Foundation Programme: Top tips for new FY1 doctorsNot to be missed! In this episode Dr. Gazet talks about her FY1 experiences and shares valuable advice and resources for new FY1 doctors starting soon in August. An extremely useful episode for those about to start the foundation programme or anyone curious about what it's like to work as a foundation doctor. You can find her on instagram (@mariannedoesmedicine) for more resources and excellent content!
2023-07-1736 min
Sorry, what?Back from my hiatus <3hiya friends!! I hope you've been well
I am officially back from my well earned break id say. Exams are officially over and I will now be a third year medical student come September woo!
In this episode I discuss life lately, the bias news (side eye), the new FY1 and 2 allocation system and toxic productivity.
Hope you enjoy and can't wait to get back into the pod life2023-06-2323 min
Forever YoungFY1 Gezond EtenIn deze aflevering praten Annita en John oa. over voeding en huidverzorging. Vanuit hun inzicht hoe je jong en gezond kan proberen te blijven.2023-04-2322 min
PodsForDocsAnaemiaJoin Wei Yee (Haematology Registrar) as she is being interviewed by Sofia (FY1) about anaemia. They discuss the most important information required for exam purposes.2023-04-1621 min
How To Become A Doctor108. Neuroscience iBSc - Dr Cherry Jain (Barts)Welcome back to our intercalation series!
Join Afrida as she talks to Dr Cherry Jain about what it's like to study Neuroscience at Barts and learn more about the application process for this intercalation!
Find out about dissertation topics, publishing primary research and lab work as well as top tips from an FY1 doctor & Barts graduate.2023-03-2021 min
Medtime StoriesEpisode 27: Acute Medicine - Review, Tips and TricksHello there! We're back with another episode this week where the tables have turned and it is Ashvin's time to ask Tom about his experiences on his 15 week acute medicine placement block.In this episode we discuss:The ambulance, nursing and junior doctor strikes in the newsTom's best moments on placementsGeneral tips for navigating hospitals and making the most out of placementBalancing bookwork with ward timeHow has it prepared him for FY1Instagram: medtimestoriespodcastEmail: stories.medtime@gmail.com2023-01-2043 min
The Surgical Society PodcastDr Rowe explains how to get 100% on your SJT!FY1 Dr Rowe, now working in Bath finished in the top 1% of all medical students when she sat the SJT. In today’s episode she explains the tips and tricks that helped her to achieve such a high mark!2022-10-0652 min
MedCourse AudioblogYou Will Make Mistakes... and That’s OkayIn this audioblog, founder of MedCourse Dr James Davidson discusses why mistakes are an essential part of becoming a fantastic junior doctor, and shares some of the mistakes he made along the way.
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While this article was aimed at FY1 doctors entering medicine for the first time on black Wednesday, it also acts as a reminder to all junior doctors to take care of themselves and practice self-care.
2022-08-1908 min
The Thinking Mind Podcast: Psychiatry & PsychotherapyLived Experience #1: Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Religion and Recovery.Dr Asad Rajput is a FY1 doctor who suffered with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder from a young age. In this episode Rebecca and Asad discuss what it's like to live with OCD, how religion and culture impacted Asad's OCD and how he recovered. Interviewed by Dr Rebecca Wilkinson  Give feedback here - thinkingmindpodcast@gmail.com - Follow us here: Twitter @thinkingmindpod Instagram @thinkingmindpodcastJoin Our Mailing List! - https://thinkingmindpod.aidaform.com/mailinglistsignupSUPPORT: buymeacoffee.com/thinkingmindGive feedback here - thinkingmindpodcast@gmail.com Follow us here: Twitter @thinkingmindpod Instagram @thi...2022-08-0449 min