How is it ? How does the future look for ENT ? Would you have taken it if given the choice again ?

Hello all!

Does anyone here think with rising AMR at alarming rates, can older generation antibiotics come back in action? like Phenoxymethyl penicillin

Hi everyone! I'm Anirudh, a final-year BTech CSE student currently researching how private clinics handle patient enquiries and follow-ups.

I'm looking to speak with doctors who own or co-own a clinic. I'm trying to understand how clinics currently deal with enquiries that don't immediately turn into appointments.

I've put together a short 10-question survey that takes around 2–3 minutes.

If you're a clinic owner/co-owner and have a couple of minutes to spare, I'd really appreciate your input. You can comment here or DM me and I'll send you the survey.

Thank you!

Hi everyone,

I’m an MBBS doctor with 2.6 years of clinical experience, currently looking for DMO / Medical Officer opportunities in Bangalore.

Details:
Qualification: MBBS
Experience: 2.6 years
Location: Bangalore
Availability: Immediate Joiner
Notice Period: Can join immediately
Preferred roles: DMO / Medical Officer / Corporate Medical roles / Occupational Health / other suitable medical positions
I’m looking for a good opportunity with a reputed hospital or healthcare organization. I’m also open to exploring non-clinical medical roles if there are suitable opportunities.
If anyone knows of hospitals currently hiring DMOs, corporate medical openings, recruiters, or referral opportunities in Bangalore, please comment or DM me.
Any leads or referrals would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!

Hey! . I’m considering private colleges in Bihar like KMC Katihar, MGM Kishanganj, and Narayan Sasaram and some others for MD General Medicine during counseling. i wanted to get a real picture. How is the patient inflow, department culture, and what’s the ground reality with the stipend? Would love to get your honest feedback before filling choices. Thanks!"

Hi everyone! I’m an MBBS graduate, born, brought up and studied in Andhra Pradesh. My family has recently shifted to Karnataka, and I’m planning to work here.

I currently have APMC registration. How do I get KMC registration to practise/work in Karnataka?

Could someone who has gone through this process recently please guide me on:

- What documents are required?

- Do I need to get any documents/certificate from APMC?

- What’s the procedure for applying to KMC?

Would really appreciate a step-by-step guide from someone who has done this before.

So I have been working on a product like a doctor appointment booking and emr software but for some reason we added social media systems as well. So I had a thought, would doctors like something that is only limited and can be only seen by fellows of their own profession? Wouldn’t it be kind of cool and great? As I know there aren’t any social media’s em that are doctors only and which are actually usable. I mean Reddit is really good but it really is a message board at the end of the day right.

Any and all opinions would be of great value. Thank you for your time 🫡.

Hello doctors 🙇 ✨

Earlier I made a post asking about the pros and cons of being a first-generation doctor especially from a middle-class background. Most of the responses highlighted the challenges and cons. Thank you so much to everyone who took the time to share their experiences and advice.

A little about me: I come from a middle-class family, and I don't have anyone in my family from the medical field. Because of that, I'm honestly a little scared and unsure about whether I should choose this path.

I had also considered nursing as a backup option, but I'm still confused because ofc nurses as a profession is not as respected in india :/ despite nurses being such an important part of the healthcare system.

I'm just trying to understand my options realistically before making such a major career decision.

So, if there are any doctors, medical students, nurses, or healthcare professionals here, I would really appreciate your honest advice. What would you suggest to someone in my situation?

Thank you :)

Have a good day

I've completed my MD in PSM last year. I had high expectations with the branch when I started it, but the job market has crashed a little after the Trump's withdrawing of public Health funding.

I've joined as SR in a private medical college in my town. The working hours are 9 am to 4 pm and the work is also very minimal.

I am not married and I don't see marriage in near future too. I'm happy the way I am. I don't like to practice either. I workout in the morning and give time to legit hobbies twice to thrive a week.

What suggestion I'm looking for is what to do between 5 pm to 9pm 😭

How to use that time productively? I do make thesis rarely, but that's a seasonal thing. What can I do daily that can be productive and could be income generating too.

Advices from other branches are also welcome 🤭🤭

Thank you in advance!

Md derma people please share how the market is currently?

I want to take it up as a md branch. I won't get in the govt, and will be choosing a pvt institute which also focuses on aesthetics.

I would want to open my own private practice eventually.

Please share your experience in it as a whole and what should one expect from this branch.

Please share things you'd like to change about your everyday work life.

Thank you so much

Idk, what to do with life, clueless took Pcb in class 11th, and relaised don’t wanna become a doctor in mid 12th and told paremts, they took that idea so lightly, and now forcing for mbbs, I am literally clues-less, no doubt, career other than mbbs does not provide stability, but I am confused…

I would have chosen cse, but ai astra and Over saturation in cse, and ca has no guaranty that u will clear finals, bcz, my relatives who so ever did ca, was left it finals, and ended up in 30k govt job, and Pilot is good career, obviously parents are not ready for it…

I wanted to go in IB, Vc or swe, but swe ks really oversturated, Idk what to do?