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EPISODE · Jul 24, 2024 · 37 MIN

Journey to Becoming a Surgeon with Dr Fidock

from Aussie Med Ed- Australian Medical Education · host Dr Gavin Nimon

What does it take to become a surgeon in Australia? Join us on Aussie Med Ed as we navigate the rigorous and rewarding journey of surgical training with Dr. Blake Fidock, an Orthopaedic registrar. You'll learn the ins and outs of medical school, internships, and the various roles like intern, resident medical officer (RMO), and principal house officer (PHO) that shape a surgical career. Dr. Fidock shares his personal experiences and invaluable insights, making this episode a must-listen for anyone considering a future in surgery or simply curious about the process.We also shine a spotlight on the key institutions that play a crucial role in Orthopaedic surgical training. Hear about the journey from internship to fellowship. Discover the importance of diverse surgical experiences, research engagement, and recognised courses in shaping a competent and skilled orthopaedic specialist.Ever wondered what a day in the life of an orthopaedic registrar looks like? Dr. Fidock provides a detailed glimpse into his daily routine, from early morning ward rounds to on-call duties and surgeries. Learn about the evolving nature of on-call work, the significance of continuous learning, and the impact of a supportive team environment. Offering a comprehensive guide to navigating the demanding yet rewarding field of orthopaedic surgery. Listen or watch for an enlightening episode that blends expert insights with relatable anecdotes, offering a clear pathway for aspiring surgeons, medical professionals as well as anyone interested in medicine. 🎙️ Proudly Supported By Our SponsorsAussie Med Ed is independent and free — made possible by these amazing Australian organisations. Heidi Health — AI medical scribe built for Australian clinicians. Finish clinic on time and keep your focus on your patients. Visit Heidi HealthHealthShare — Australia's health information and referral platform, connecting GPs, specialists and patients. Visit HealthShareAvant Medical Defence Organisation — Protecting over 80,000 Australian healthcare professionals. Visit AvanteMedici -an Australian-made medical education platform for med students, junior doctors, and IMGs. Visit eMedici.com/MEDEDBetter Medical- GP clinics across QLD, SA, VIC and TAS – offering you the freedom to practise your way, backed by a strong support network. Visit BetterMedicalThanking the organisations that make Aussie Med Ed possible. Visit our full Sponsors page

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What does it take to become a surgeon in Australia? Join us on Aussie Med Ed as we navigate the rigorous and rewarding journey of surgical training with Dr. Blake Fidock, an Orthopaedic registrar. You'll learn the ins and outs of medical school, internships, and the various roles like intern, resident medical officer (RMO), and principal house officer (PHO) that shape a surgical career. Dr. Fidock shares his personal experiences and invaluable insights, making this episode a must-listen for a...

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