6 years...
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Soldato
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Congratulations!
Like the US, with a private health care sector?
Considering the NHS will probably hand their staff 'IOU's soon, whatever receives more funding.
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Congrats! Which hospital are you off to to start your career then? (HCA in a hospital in Essex)
Thanks all, very kind of you.
6 years because I'm a mature student - I went back to college for a year first to do an Access course!
Working in the Northern deanery
Graduation ball last night, 300 new docs. Amazing how the overwhelming feeling wasn't of joy, it was pure relief!!
Looking forward to a few weeks of doing absolutely nothing but catching up with friends, games and hobbies before the real grind begins.
6 years because I'm a mature student - I went back to college for a year first to do an Access course!
Working in the Northern deanery
Graduation ball last night, 300 new docs. Amazing how the overwhelming feeling wasn't of joy, it was pure relief!!
Looking forward to a few weeks of doing absolutely nothing but catching up with friends, games and hobbies before the real grind begins.
NO MEDICAL THREADS!Congrats tres
Now I hate to ask you but I've got a pain in my foot.... j/k
Wait, does that apply if the guy is actually a Dr?
Posted at 0935! Must try harder! Passing finals was like dodging a bullet rather than winning the cup.
So the UK trains you then you leave?
And you wonder why the NHS is in trouble!
But well done op
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Sounds like the UK charged him £70k (loans+ maintenance?) for the pleasure, not like they've done it for free!
Apparently they make a loss on that still.
Well done mate, if only more people like you were about, we would have a better society. All the best for what ever the future holds for you now
