r/DoctorsofIndia

so i went to the doctor yesterday for viral infection in there his attendant was registering all the patients in a register notebook, then an idea pop up what if we digitize that data so that the doctor and other medical staff can see the data insights ( i am only considering sole one doctor clinics in here not even one man hospitals also i went to a doctor in metropolitan so it is not rural area) what do you think about that

So i will be first doc in my family and i m going to satrt mbbs this year and as i saw the post on this channel it is very sad to see the future of doctors especially in india . So my question is that by the time of 8 to 10 yrs will be saturated the way it is with engineering and will the scenario will be any better if i move abroad ?

Had a doubt , does supply or getting detained matters in real life , like while applying somewhere do they check whether all professionals were passed on time or is there such criteria ?

Like does this become a problem after passing mbbs in a real employment situation?

Same as above. I won't do any part time job and prepare sincerely. Also 1 of our co-pg's left midway so we now have 10 nights/month instead of 8.

Most of time my body doesn't recover from sleep and I suffer from chronic stress, anxiety and restlessness.

I have never been the same ever since I joined residency.

Plz give feedback and opinion

Most doctors prefer cities because urban hospitals offer better salaries, modern equipment, specialist teams, easier living conditions and stronger career opportunities.

Rural postings often mean poor roads, unreliable electricity, limited housing and schooling for families, inadequate diagnostic facilities, professional isolation and heavy workloads.

Doctors may be expected to handle emergencies without nurses, medicines, specialists or functioning referral systems.

How can we have better Private medical facilities in Rural areas...??? (We would have wanted Government hospitals there, but why not subsidized corporate private hospitals)

So I was watching this clip of Dr Pal Manickam (who’s a famous Indian influencer doctor who now practices in USA) say that he dares any first generation doctor to say that he will let his son become a doctor in India because it’s impossible to make it for first gen doctors.

I really wanted to ask is this true? Obviously the “make it” part is subjective. And I know struggle is there even a few years post PG but afterwards is it really impossible now to make a good salary as a doctor who’s first gen, willing to work hard but not a genius ?

For context I’m an MBBS intern who’s first gen, and I come from a well off family so I don’t worry THAT much about getting a medicine PG seat (since my parents have enough savings to easily afford private) and do intend to do SS since I want to work in a tier 1 city.

I don’t deny that PG and life after PG is better abroad for work life balance and salary reasons but I don’t want to go abroad for personal reasons. And I know life during PG is insanelyyy hectic and pay is awful. But I really want to know what’s the case afterwards.

But I really do want to know this especially from people who have done PG. also I do know some places like Kerala and Tamil Nadu for some reason pay like shit but I don’t intend to practice

Really confused about this because some comments were agreeing with him but also I know a lot of specialists here who seem to be making a good salary after some years of experience

Also by good salary I do mean 50lpa + after 10 years after SS in medicine branches in tier 1 cities

I don't get crush on anyone bruh, but idk why I am finding the doctor who treated my ear attractive. He ain't great looking or tall or anything, just looks like a normal human and a complete nerd too but very kind and gentle.

He was patient and kind and remembered my name, symptoms and last interactions too.

I switched to a senior doctor btw for my treatment but still this feeling is weird.

I'm sure there is something wrong with me, because I've literally no interest in dating relationships or anything but I still think a lot about him. 💀💀

Does anyone how to join as a temporary medical officer in Bengaluru urban health centre or primary health centre after mbbs, also what about duty timings, salary.

I am a 2nd year mbbs student and in my last sem..will be in my 3rd year soon.

Can anyone please guide me how to get under 5k rank in my first attmept.

I need to do it bcz my dad is financially struggling and i need to help him. I am in pvt mbbs and my dad has taken heavy loan which I have to repay..

please help me and provide me a proper direction.

I would love to have a mentor.

How z lifr going? I am right now in my same situation, they are saying to join mbbs and medcion, but hv no intrest in biology and anybody who was forced in mbbs,how was ur lifr in long term , do u thinl u tool right decision oe still feel regret about ur decision even today?

i am a 19 year old boy, i know it's weird as why i am here

i am actually going to enter mbbs this year as i had failed neet 2025 because i was in hospital for 4 months

i actually have another question, yesterday i chatted with a girl on Instagram, she is a neurosurgeron who works in maharashtra, tier 1 city in a corporate hospitals

she started this year, i asked her how much she is earning, she says only 18lpa, and for next 10 years she will only be getting 18lpa until she gets revenue sharing

is this true? or is she lying, i am actually a second gen doctor and always wanted to become a surgeon

i am from delhi, so do all Super speciality doctors have to work for 1-1.5lpm salary for 10 years straight?

Hey guys , I know this is not a proper place to speak about this but I just wanna tell that I'm a mbbs doctor and I do literally 12to24hr shifts which are too much hectic and still patients with minimal disease or symptoms like cough , cold arguing like they have cancer I just wanna tell you guys whenever any of you goes to the government hospital where the doctors are literally working continuously for 12-24 hr please talk with them nicely I'm very sure they responded very well and if they not give attention to your patient or anything happen don't just shout on them or make a scene politely ask them for the situation they literally tells you everything that what your patient needed and how serious he or she is ? And if they tell there are more severe patient waiting that means it's someone life or death so just be patient no doctor in the world wants bad to their patient ♥️

Hi everyone, I have completed my graduation and internship/housejob lately. I don't want to be in a cat race of PG training and neither want to do MLE/AMC. What can be the unorthodox or unconventional Fields to work as a doctor that may be paying good and better family time. Thankyou.

Authentic suggestions are welcome!

Hey guys , I know this is not a proper place to speak about this but I just wanna tell that I'm a mbbs doctor and I do literally 12to24hr shifts which are too much hectic and still patients with minimal disease or symptoms like cough , cold arguing like they have cancer I just wanna tell you guys whenever any of you goes to the government hospital where the doctors are literally working continuously for 12-24 hr please talk with them nicely I'm very sure they responded very well and if they not give attention to your patient or anything happen don't just shout on them or make a scene politely ask them for the situation they literally tells you everything that what your patient needed and how serious he or she is ? And if they tell there are more severe patient waiting that means it's someone life or death so just be patient no doctor in the world wants bad to their patient ♥️

I am completing my residency from a relatively unknown university and really want to get experience from a high volume and academically focused centre

If anyone has done SR-ship in AIIMS or any other central institute please share
-Your experience there
- How to apply (especially as a first gen doctor with no contacts as such)

Thanks