Careers

Some MPS examples of fitness to practise cases where students have been dishonest  

Dr. Warren Hyer, Consultant Paediatrician, shares his advice on how best to achieve a successful medical career.  

In part 3 I talk about how to get a time commitment to shadow the same doctor multiple times, how to get a strong letter of recommendation that is personaliz...  

In the first part of a two part dialogue on medicine and architecture (doi:10.1136/bmj.h1810), David Loxterkamp and Bruce Snider reflected on the effects of technological change on each profession. In this second part they discuss the social obligations of each  

Free to use website that lists available projects and supervisors in your region.  

When you think about working in the medical field, you may think of surgeons, radiologists, nurses and so on. Perhaps, y…  

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A day in the life of a dermatologist  

For the nation's medical students that have to choose their electives on the path to choosing their training specialty, this video helps to introduce them to...  

Search thousands of high quality medical careers advice articles written by doctors, ranging from how to write a CV to changing medical specialty.  

Medical education is a confusing field at times. Whilst I value its role in cementing training, there seems to be an often all too common course of contrast among educators as to what is classified as valuable academic research into teaching methods.  

How do you succeed during your third year of medical school? How do you do well in your clinical clerkships? How do you "honor" a rotation (and since when is honor a reverse transitive verb)?  

Career resources and consulting for doctors who have doubts about their career and would like to explore alternative options in or out of medicine.  

Jessica Ryan, MD, breast surgeon, Elliot Breast Health Center, Manchester, New Hampshire, discusses the role of oncology nurses in extreme oncoplasty. More f...  

The Trauma Professional's Blog provides information on injury-related topics to trauma professionals. It is written by Michael McGonigal MD, the Director of Trauma Services at Regions Hospital in St....  

Get to know Dr. Vince Thomas, pediatric cardiology.  

Looking for a side-hustle but don't want to work more hours seeing patients? Looking to branch out and explore the other sides of medicine? Then you are in the right place! In this post, you'll find a unique perspective on how to turn some old ideas into new sources of revenue.  

If there is one thing that gives all healthcare students nightmares, it's their upcoming boards. For PA students, it's the PANCE; for many NP students, the FNP Certification. However, there are educational resources that all but guarantee that you'll pass. By far, the number one way to ensure you pass the boards is...  

In this episode of the Clinician1 Podcast, I'm joined by the NP Career Coach, Renee Dahring. Among other things, she talks about giving your resume the boost it needs to stand out from the competition. Yes, the job market for PA's and NP's is hot, but she warns us not to get complacent.   

As a newly minted – or even early career – nurse practitioner or physician assistant, finding a job in specialty can feel like an insurmountable task. And yet every year, thousands of your colleagues start their careers as specialists straight out of training.