Starting medicine and I have an ambition help!

I'm starting medicine this September and would like to work in Australia after medschool. What kind of plans should I make and do now so to increase my chance of getting there? please help I have no experience/knowledge on this whatsoever. Thank you! :smile:

Reply 1

Rep King

Original post by Ethics Maniac

Please don't tell me your ambition is to make millions being a doctor. Looking at your previous threads, it looks like you are very money-minded and I would like to punch money-minded doctors right in the face. If you are, please don't be a doctor, and be something else.

That's cute :3. Who says doctors don't like money? I like medicine very much FYI. ohh the jealousy....

*ignorance

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Reply 2

Vodka

Ethics is right, your motivation for medicine should never ever be money. Go take a finance degree or something lol. And no I am not jealous of you.

Reply 3

Rep King

Original post by Vodka

Ethics is right, your motivation for medicine should never ever be money. Go take a finance degree or something lol. And no I am not jealous of you.

STOPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP My motivation for medicine is medicine. I just like money as well. I will still do medicine without much money but if there's a way of making more money then I will do that with medicine. You're either overthinking or just not as smart lol... also it was a play on words on that jealous part *ignorance Get it?

Reply 4

Etomidate

Original post by Ethics Maniac

Lmao if you don't think money is important.

Reply 5

999tigger

Original post by Rep King

You dont come across very well, which is a big turn off to assisting you.

Reply 6

Rep King

Original post by 999tigger

You dont come across very well, which is a big turn off to assisting you.

Literally how? :P

Reply 7

z33

Original post by Rep King

Literally how? :P

you're like that snobby little kid in primary school that changes the rules of the game when they're about to lose :lol:

Reply 8

Rep King

Original post by Etomidate

Lmao if you don't think money is important.

Exactly. These people expect a doctor to work for that many hours with low pay currently in the UK. With many debts and time wasted for attending med-school. Even more training after that... Nuts!

Reply 9

Rep King

Original post by z33

you're like that snobby little kid in primary school that changes the rules of the game when they're about to lose :lol:

Hhaha very funny when did I lose? :tongue:

p There was never a competition! The initial topic is helping me get into Australia mate. Talk sense to the little kid who doesn't know how to answer a question :u:

Reply 10

z33

Original post by Rep King

Hhaha very funny when did I lose? :tongue:

p There was never a competition! The initial topic is helping me get into Australia mate. Talk sense to the little kid who doesn't know how to answer a question :u:

lmao nah you haven't lost yet... well unless your primary motivation really is money
but if it isn't there's no need to be like "STOOOOOOOOPPPPPPPPPPP" as this shows immaturity and like you're a 'do as I say' person ygm

anyway i don't have advice for med in australia, but I found this
http://ww2.health.wa.gov.au/Careers/International-applicants/International-medical-graduates-IMGs/Gaining-medical-registration-in-Australia
have a read, good luck!

Reply 11

username1539513

In all fairness to the OP, my plan after specialising (if I ever get into med school) will be to setup a business/ clinic in the US of my own

Reply 12

Rep King

That's a really good plan. I thought of that as well. However, I heard US is pretty hard to get into though. :frown:

( Any advices?

Reply 13

username1539513

Original post by Rep King

That's a really good plan. I thought of that as well. However, I heard US is pretty hard to get into though. :frown:

( Any advices?

As of yet I haven't done much research but apparently family medicine is the least competitive specialty in the USA. You might be better served asking this question on a US medical forum tbh because TSR is mainly UK

Reply 14

Rep King

Original post by z33

I still don't get your "losing" and "primary school" bits; maybe just too irrelevant for me to understand...

This is how i express myself brother. I simply don't talk like a robot even online. Do you know me? Then that "STOPPPP" factor shouldn't even be in consideration. Oh again, just the way I talk I don't expect you to do what I say lol.. calm.. as if someone will really do "whatever" I say..

Thanks for the link!! :smile:

) Will read for sure :P

Thank you so much!!!

Original post by Rep King

) Will read for sure :P

wouldn't expect you too anyway :tongue:

*sister
no one talks like a robot, but just because you're on the internet doesn't mean you can lose all your manners and ways of communicating properly with other people (a skill you'll need when you become a doctor btw :wink:

)

no good luck :smile:

Reply 17

Rep King

Original post by z33

wouldn't expect you too anyway :tongue:

)

no good luck :smile:

I don't see why you're starting an argument here? First of all, you're quite right, I don't always do what you say (ohhh the irony, see when you said about the little kid changing the topic when he's about to lose.. nvm) and my bad, "sister". I can still call someone close a brother even when she's a female :wink:

But, I'm not losing my manners/communications? If you look closer, people were initially harassing me for asking advice about Australia and I was just defending myself... Is there something wrong with that? :P My communication is perfectly understandable, unless you don't speak English very well :biggrin:

If that's the case, I think you should really consider taking some classes, friend :P I don't need your luck lol kinda funny when you even mentioned that