Future Core Surgical Trainee Answers Your Questions - MRCS Part A, Surgical Portfolio & More скачать в хорошем качестве

Future Core Surgical Trainee Answers Your Questions - MRCS Part A, Surgical Portfolio & More

In this video, Dr. Akhilesh Pradhan answers your questions from Instagram - timestamps below! Please watch in 1080P and feel free to let me know if you have any comments, questions or input - I’m just starting out and I'm still very new to making videos, but I'm keen to learn so any feedback would be highly appreciated! 🎥 🕒Timestamps: Introduction 0:00 What was your defining moment when you knew you wanted to be a surgeon? 0:17 MRCS - when is the best time to take the MRCS part A? How did you prepare for the MRCS? 2:15 How prepared were you and what did you find the hardest? 5:56 Top tips for maximising points on the portfolio? 8:22 How do you make the most of surgical rotations in med school and as an F1? What tips would you have for gaining surgical exposure during F1/F2 posts? 9:28 If you went back to medical school, would you do anything differently and why? 13:51 📸 Once again, you can get in touch with me on instagram: @theworldwidemedic   / theworldwidemedic   🎵If you like the background music, check out Daksh Bhatia on instagram: @itsdbmusic   / itsdbmusic   About Dr. Akhilesh Pradhan: Dr. Akhilesh Pradhan is a Foundation Year 2 doctor at Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. He completed his MBBS degree with clinical distinction at King’s College London – School of Medicine and has completed a BSc (Hons) degree in Anatomy, Developmental and Human Biology with First class Honours. Akhilesh has previously served as the President of King’s College London Surgical Society, which organises the annual national undergraduate surgical conference, attended by over 100 participants. Akhilesh has a keen interest in teaching and has conducted teaching sessions with medical students at different stages in their degree. He is currently undertaking a PG(Cert) in Higher Education at the University of Oxford.  Akhilesh has presented posters, given presentations and successfully published papers in various surgical specialities and is keen on developing his research skills. He completed his medical school elective at Johns Hopkins, Baltimore in the Department of Plastic Surgery, as well as the Princess Margaret Hospital, Bahamas in Trauma & Orthopaedics. His goal is to pursue a career in Trauma and Orthopaedics and he has secured an Orthopaedics themed Core Surgical job in the North Central London deanery. In the 2019/2020 Core Surgical Training application cycle, he ranked 105 out of 980. 💬In his spare time, Akhilesh is a big foodie, likes to read books and enjoys travelling - you can get in touch with Akhilesh via Instagram: @akhileshpradhan   / akhileshpradhan   Thanks for watching!