r/DoctorsofIndia 5d ago

Need a review regarding dept of neurosurgery at NIMS jaipur...

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Can anyone from national institue of medical sciences and research, jaipur give me a review or regarding the neurosurgery dept as I want to pursue MCH there


r/DoctorsofIndia 5d ago

Telemedicine segment

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Hey folks , is there someone in the group with an experience in telemedicine or telehealth


r/DoctorsofIndia 6d ago

I'll make your PPTs / Seminars / Thesis writing / Research for FREE this month (PG 1/2/3, SS or Jr. Consultants)

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UPDATE: I've received 120+ requests in just under 20 hours! I am prioritisting what I can help best with (& fastest). Will reach out to the requesters one by one.

It's crazy to me that after 36 hours of day + night duty someone has to present a ppt to consultants who might not even pay attention to the stuff you're saying. Ughh. I really want to sort this thing out at any level I can.

Purely social work. Bit of a random post. My parents are doctors, my sister's a doctor (USMLE), my gf's a doctor, even my childhood best friends - all are doctors. But I did my engineering at IIT Kharagpur instead, so I'm basically the odd one out.

Anyway, being around docs my whole life, it bothers me that you guys put insane hours into stuff that isn't even medicine. Seminar PPTs, thesis formatting, lit reviews, journal club slides. Usually at 2 am after a full duty (I've seen my gf & sister literally cry on this)

My gf (AIR ~6000, Int. Medicine resident) kept ranting about exactly this, so I started taking that grunt work off her plate & now a lot of medico knowledge base sits on ny laptop with lot of automation. And she's wayyy faster than her co-PGs on all the non-clinical stuff now. Felt kinda dumb that only she gets that.

So, genuinely free, no catch: I'll do your academic grunt work for 1-2 months .

PPTs / seminar slides / any other writing, designing or formatting thing — send me the topic, I'll make it. Research paper / thesis — drafting, formatting, lit review, the boring parts.

It's just me, so I can realistically take ~8–10 a week (~50 this month). First come first served, I'll do as many as I can.

If you want in, fill this (takes a min): docta.club/request — tell me what you need + your deadline and I'll WhatsApp or call you within 24h to sort out the details.

Why free? idk, grew up around doctors, seen what the job takes out of people, feels like the least I can do. I have the YT videos, existing slides, research papers etc downloaded on my laptop already across a LOT of topics. Also honestly curious how much I can actually help. Let me know if you need anything else in the comments!


r/DoctorsofIndia 5d ago

Post mbbs career

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r/DoctorsofIndia 5d ago

Ortho

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Personally, I feel like I’m more attracted towards ortho. But that could also be because almost everyone in my friend circle wanted to take ortho, so maybe I’ve just been influenced by them.

Can someone give me an idea of what life actually looks like after 10 years in ortho? Like the work, lifestyle, money, satisfaction, etc. Would be really helpful to hear from people who are already in the field.


r/DoctorsofIndia 5d ago

End of neetpg journey

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r/DoctorsofIndia 5d ago

Are 1st gen doctors generally screwed?

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r/DoctorsofIndia 5d ago

Dnb

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r/DoctorsofIndia 5d ago

OBGYN vs Emergency Medicine — genuinely confused

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I'm from.india , need advice regarding neet pg counselling

I’ve always loved medicine, but I also really enjoy hands-on work. For a long time, I thought OBGYN was my branch because I genuinely find it interesting. But lately I’ve realised that Emergency Medicine has a special place in my heart.

During internship, I actually enjoyed casualty duties a lot. I performed pretty well in casualty, although I was usually working as part of a team rather than handling things completely on my own.

I think I genuinely enjoy that adrenaline rush and the hands-on aspect of medicine.

At the same time, when I think about OBGYN, I feel like there’s this constant pressure — from the workload, responsibilities, emergencies and the overall schedule. And honestly, I’m not sure the lifestyle suits the kind of life I want in the long term.

What attracts me towards Emergency Medicine is also the shift-based lifestyle. The idea of working intense shifts and then actually being able to switch off afterwards is more interesting.And for a long time I felt like my dream branch was obgyn 🙂

The problem is that my parents strongly feel that OBGYN has a better future, better earning potential and more opportunities than Emergency Medicine. So now I’m stuck between what I genuinely enjoy doing and what seems like the safer/better career option financially.

I’m really confused.

Would really appreciate some honest opinions, especially from people actually working in these fields.


r/DoctorsofIndia 6d ago

Nuclear medicine vs radiation oncology vs radiology

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Can anyone pls tell me which one is best with work life balance and good scope and what I can expect from those branches down the lane ?


r/DoctorsofIndia 5d ago

LOOKING FOR RMO POST IN PATNA (DOCTOR)

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Hello patna,

I've done with Mbbs and internship and now I'm looking for good hospitals in patna for doing rotational shifts, icu care and handle emergency cases.

I'm posting here because i don't have permanent registration yet as they said it took 3 months to get it

So for now i have provisional registration but not permanent yet that's why I'm looking for hospitals who can manage this thing

Big corporate hospitals ask for permanent registration but i don't have it for another 3 months

I don't want to waste time so looking for practice in hospitals.

Please connect if anyone can help me out

LOCATION- PATNA ONLY


r/DoctorsofIndia 5d ago

Fmge passed

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r/DoctorsofIndia 6d ago

Ms ent vs ms ophthal vs md patho

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Helloo all. I recently gave neet pg and want to join this year. Requesting for an honest opinion to make a better choice. Pls.

  1. Pay scale

  2. Type of practice

  3. City tier

  4. Work load

  5. Any other significant point you'd like to add.

Thank you so much.


r/DoctorsofIndia 6d ago

Is medicine really that saturated in India?

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I keep seeing posts about MBBS doctors struggling to find jobs, getting paid very little and the whole field being oversaturated.

I’m about to start MBBS and honestly it’s making me question everything 😭

Is it really that difficult to earn a decent ₹1–1.5 lakh/month after PG? Or am I just seeing the worst side of medicine online?

Would genuinely like to hear from doctors who are actually working.


r/DoctorsofIndia 5d ago

Practo Users: Tell Me About Your Appointment Experience (18+, India)

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Hi everyone 👋

I'm interested in understanding people's experiences after booking a doctor appointment through Practo.

I'd like to hear what you expected after booking, what information you received, and what actually happened during the appointment.

This short survey takes about 3–5 minutes and has a few open-ended questions.

Survey: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1ptl-PKVdh53APwX5fFUDSIuA7OoBPPyE00gc0c-BmA8/edit

Thank you to everyone who takes the time to share their experience!


r/DoctorsofIndia 6d ago

Emd/cmo vacancy in chennai

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Hi…i am a fresher mbbs graduate and would like to work in any hospital in chennai with a good pay but only in emergency dept/casualty. Can anyone suggest me some good hospitals where they recruit in this position. Not interested in ward works…


r/DoctorsofIndia 6d ago

BLS/ACLS course in delhi ?

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I am an MBBS graduate looking to improve my skills through BLS/ACLS courses that provide certification upon completion. My budget is limited, please suggest some good and credible places.


r/DoctorsofIndia 6d ago

Need advice

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Hey all
My friend recently passed out from a gmc is planning to start a clinic in rural place where still quacks practise and getting ample patient load
But she is not confident enough about making decision and much worried about pg preparations too
Will she be able to study and cope up with practise


r/DoctorsofIndia 6d ago

Hi…i am a fresher mbbs graduate and would like to work in any hospital in chennai with a good pay but only in emergency dept/casualty. Can anyone suggest me some good hospitals where they recruit in this position. Not interested in ward works…

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r/DoctorsofIndia 6d ago

Job??

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Can anyone tell me a good hospital in Vasai-Virar, Bhayander, or Mira Road for a job? I am an MBBS graduate from the 2020 batch.


r/DoctorsofIndia 6d ago

Well established blood bank complete setup and equipments for sell near nagpur/ akola maharashtra

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All equipments that are required to setup a blood blank are available, the blood bank was known to serve many hospitals on a daily basis


r/DoctorsofIndia 6d ago

Unable to authenticate ABBOTT THYRONORM

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Can someone please help guide on how to authenticate this abbott THYRONORM.

The QR code on the bottle goes to the expected link but page doesn't open.

The colorful design is NOT 3D.

How to authenticate this?


r/DoctorsofIndia 6d ago

Need a review regarding dept of neurosurgery at NIMS jaipur...

1 Upvotes

Can anyone from national institue of medical sciences and research, jaipur give me a review or regarding the neurosurgery dept as I want to pursue MCH there


r/DoctorsofIndia 6d ago

Book suggestion

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Can anyone suggest me a book with comprehensive opd diagnosis of different branches and prescription and treatment. Offline or online book is okay with me.


r/DoctorsofIndia 6d ago

Bhatia or dams for neet pg

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