Recent content by -Petrie-

Depends on the amount of private work - it varies a lot between doctor to doctor.

you should have been sent a health questionnaire a week or so after you got your offer, it'll explain everything in there. I wouldnt worry too much, it's just generally the bog standard vaccs (hep b etc).

You read it wrong. Short-listing (i.e. calling for interview) Overall, 44.7% of applicants were short-listed. 44.8% of female applicants and 43.9% of male applicants were short-listed. How to assess your chances: some statistical information — Medical Sciences Division Website

yeah .... that's not true.

okay.

LOL the 'moody' part was in reference to me as well as other people. The 'misreading' part was ... well I just proved my point :)

Ahh well I guess we can blame the internet for that. I didn't mean it in a snarky way. You can still say it, but I dont see why we have to discuss it? We all agree. Do you see what I mean? Anyway I'm out. Au Revoir.

LOL. omg. I think I'm just going to leave this thread.

lol good advice moonshine. I think everyone is being very moody today on NMM.com and misreading posts etc....

You honestly cant see for yourself the stupidity of the first post?

I was leading you to my response so that you could see what I was talking about. You can talk about whatever you like but seeing as nobody was saying that switching to a different medical schools is a bad thing, there's no need to go on about how you think it's 'perfectly sensible' etc etc. -...

I wasnt telling you to do anything? apart from looking at another post (which is what you told me to do?) I was suggesting that it would cause less confusion to look at more than one post. No need to get touchy.

.... my point wasn't so much that he's picking career because of his potential earnings.

*sigh* see my response to the post you are referring to. maybe you should read the thread (not just one post) before commenting.

were you emailing the NHS? (LOL).