FAQs about a career as a doctor

There are many different "experts" from psychiatry, surgery, anesthesia and pathology to radiology, general practice, obstetrics and gynecology. For more information, please see the Role Search section.

Training can be divided into 3 stages: Medical School / University, Basic Training, and Professional Training.

Once you enroll in the medical department, you can accept the range of qualifications. However, each medical school has its own requirements, so you need to confirm it before applying.

Please use our course finder to search for medicine schools that are approved to provide medical degree programs

This depends to some extent on your qualifications and the type of doctor you want before going to medical school. For example, as a guide, it takes about 10 years to train general physicians (including medical departments) and 14 years to practice surgeons.

Some medical schools can accept certain medical courses, but please be sure to contact the medical department before using the access course.

You can get a list of medical schools with a medical degree with our course finder.

You may be subject to some economic support during your medical degree. More general information can be found with financial aid for medical and dental student pages.

Please check the NHS Business Services Authority website for details on economic support provided to medical students.

After graduating from the medical department, you usually receive salary in basic and professional training stages.

"You must be very good in some respects, if you earn income, you must be good at a certain thing Doctors, lawyers. To be a man, a doctor You have to go to school in 8 years, business is the only sport, people coming to the world think they should be successful, they have not worked out before They did not study or invested themselves, so let's learn about tactical steps.

This is not that I do not even think of my career. I am ambitious - I would like to be part of something big. I do not worry about my parents and I would like to support it economically (this is a premium bar of "the most stable in all occupations" doctor, so I still think secretly worried secretly ). Since I am not watching the clock every hour, I am fantastic like Rebecca Black on Friday. But beyond that, the specific details of "thinking about my career" is a big gray cloud for me. Too much emphasize career orientation, I feel almost fickle as you once was, you constantly try to defile things you say to the boss through sugar to the game system I am a voluntary person. Also, at the age of 22, I got my first job at startup. We walked too fast, we sat down and thought about the skills we wanted to learn. Who needs professional dialogue when you are busy changing the world?