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Let’s Be Honest, Medicine is Exhausting
You’re busy with service provision.
How can you be expected to train when you hardly have time to eat?
The system is constantly under strain.
You miss all of the opportunities because you’re busy fighting fires.
Nobody has the time to teach you.
See one, do one, teach one? Only if you’ve got the staff to spare!
So, How Do You Make Time to Learn?
If you keep going this way you’ll never feel like you’re getting ahead, always trying to catch up to meet the expectations you’re not sure you can reach.
You know your training needs aren’t being met, but you’re also the only person that’s willing to do something about it.
If you have study leave and budget left unallocated at the end of the year, you’re missing out.
Find a Course, Book Study Leave, Ditch the Bleep.
Learn Something New
Booking a Course Doesn’t Have to be Such a Pain
As a junior doctor, I LOVED courses. I learned something new, got away from the wards, and my training program paid for it! What’s not to love?
The trouble was that booking a course was a pain. I trawled emails and the internet for hours, battling an endless stream of unrelated events.
Then it came to booking…
More emails back and forth, admin staff off on annual leave, then dusting off my chequebook and buying some stamps.
I knew it didn’t have to be this way, so when looking for a new direction after the stress of working the COVID frontline, I decided to do something about it.
I made MedCourse.
On MedCourse you can find CPD courses, learn new clinical skills, or score some points for your speciality application. Find, book, and pay for courses, all in one place.
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