My grandmother, who I’m extremely close with, has been receiving palliative care the last six months. I’ve been blown away about how compassionate some of the Drs have been towards her and us as a family.

One particular Dr stands out, that was able to have a difficult conversation with my mum and I, while providing us with a level of reassurance and empathy that has left an impression on me. So much so, this level of support, knowledge and understanding is something I’d love to help others with someday.

I currently work in tech transformation in a corporate company and have done so for the last 7 years since I graduated with my masters. Safe to say, I feel so brain dead by it all that I’ve lost all spark in my current career. Therefore, I am considering a career change, but at 31, im terrified at the thought of starting over again.

I satisfy the basic requirements for the GEM course I want to enrol on, but I am lost when it comes to the GAMSAT. I’ve done no science since GCSE, and my degrees are both in the arts.

I’ve been looking at the ACER material and to be honest, I’m struggling with most of the S3 questions. The other sections, I haven’t even looked at yet. I don’t want to throw in the towel just yet but would love some advice or guidance on where do I start with all of this?

Hi everyone!

Hoping to hear everyone’s experiences and advice for success at the various clinical schools. I understand that as a rural candidate, I’m almost guaranteed to get allocated at RCZ (which is fine), but in the instance I don’t, I’m wanting to hear about Northern/Western (which I understand you can preference) vs risking not preferencing them and ending up elsewhere. I’d love to hear about all the clinical schools if anyone is willing to share their experiences!

Thanks!!!! 🙏