First Weekend On Call | Junior Doctor Diaries | NHS Doctor

Hi guys,
I was on call this weekend 9-5 and it was my first ever on call. Needless to say, I was really nervous, scared and anxious about it. I was just hoping that I don’t have to deal with any emergencies on my own and thankfully there were no emergencies.
Saturday was extremely busy with a never ending jobs list. Sunday was much calmer. Overall, I had a good experience and learnt a lot. Especially going through a jobs list, prioritising and making small decisions by myself. It definitely helps in instilling confidence and with time, I want to be able to handle emergencies as well. 🤞🏼
I hope you enjoyed watching this vlog! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year in advance to all of you 🎄❄️🤍
As always, thank you so much for watching the video and supporting me. Share it with your family and friends and don’t forget to like share and subscribe. ☺️
See you all in the next video 👋
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[@albin2232]

You are doing a great job for our precious NHS. I'm sure that your patients love your calm attitude. All the best from Edinburgh :)

[@meghanareddytandra]

Thank you very much :)

[@ranajhanzaib3701]

Good to see what end result of our efforts look like...after going through so many exams..nd getting a job at nhs

[@yusufataullah2773]

Very interesting to see. great job 😁😁

[@meghanareddytandra]

Thank you so much :)

[@ranveerthakur900]

Nice ❤

[@LewisLivingLife]

Huge Congrats! It would be great if you could give me some advice on the journey to becoming a Medical doctor. Im a high school dropout (I’m nearly 21 which is above the norm for med students) but an aspiring doctor and I’ll be re-doing GCSEs and the pre requisites for medical school in the uk. Thank you for the work that you do!

[@meghanareddytandra]

Thank you so much and all the best to you! I hope you achieve your dream of becoming a doctor. I wish you all the luck. 😊 However, I’m not well versed with the process of becoming a doctor after GCSEs in the UK as I’m from India and did my graduation there.

[@LewisLivingLife]

@@meghanareddytandra Thank you!

[@jesin0005]

This is very inspiring!!! I'm going through a similar journey. Hope you become a doc. All the best for your future 💕

[@nanat9178]

What happens if you fail at taking blood ? Who do you call ? 😅

[@meghanareddytandra]

You can always try again, ask your colleagues for help or escalate it to the phlebotomist/AI team. :)

[@HareKrishna0012]

Hare krishna, how to become junior doctor in uk as i do gnm

[@meghanareddytandra]

Sorry I didn’t get your question. Are you doing general medicine PG in India?

[@HareKrishna0012]

@@meghanareddytandra No general nursing and midwifery in india

[@divyaprathyuzzzz.cool123]

Im a Bhms Doctor in India, how can i became jnr doctor in uk

[@rushand8003]

In which country do you work?

[@meghanareddytandra]

UK, England.

[@zaidatef474]

Are you perceiving your pg degree

[@meghanareddytandra]

No, I haven’t gotten into training yet. Hopefully soon. 🤞🏼

[@irfannaz2683]

I am a nurse in Pakistan. If you are a doctor what are you doing with cannula and blood sampling???????

[@meghanareddytandra]

Junior doctors take bloods and put in cannulas in the UK.

[@rosaj4970]

Hey , I'm a doctor from India. Can you help me through my plab 2 journey

[@meghanareddytandra]

Sure! What would you like to know?

[@jaswanthjeshu7878]

Telugu Valle kadaa

[@meghanareddytandra]

Yes