Very well explained sir. You have covered all the points(pros and cons) of emergency medicine in india. I am working as a consultant in Emergency Medicine and i can see it clearly. In the initial days of your Training EM is all about learning the skills and Managing Patients, but when you join a corporate as a senior, then its all about Administration(Bed Management, interspeciality conflict resolution and all) and you will have many Juniors working with you for managing Patients. So i think Age factor will not be problem in EM in coming years!!
Actually Emergency medicine is one of the top paying speciality for a fresh passout md/dnb post graduate today. Lot of opportunities in India and abroad. In present situation Radiology and EM are the top paid specialities. More opportunities in south india.
Sir what's the future for Emergency medicine in Tier 2-3 city, i am confused because I think I'm insecure about the course as compared to gen medicine in a tier 3 city
Sir , Is it ok to do MD Anaesthesia at Government Medical College (in metros) rather DNB Emergency Medicine at Peripheral Hospital (not in metros,not so good ER), and then enter into EM , through MRCEM? Please give me some insights.Thanking you in anticipation.
I have just resigned my dnb in this March, just using DNB as JR , NOT EVEN GIVING INTUBATION CHANCES TO EVEN FOR 3 RD year, completely spoiled my pg dream
Ppl take Emergency Medicine thinking it is some where near Medicine. Actual scenario is Emergency Medicine you are neither good at General Medicine nor good at managing emergencies. Emergency Medicine DNB was created to find cheap labor in corporate hospitals.
@rakeshchandra3141 I ve seen Emergency Medicine guys giving call to Anesthesiologist in ERs tells you their competency. To know actual emergencies, you've to be an anesthesiologist.
Iam an emergency physician I personally never seen anyone of my colleagues calling a anesthesia ppl, and caz of less seats and lack of awareness of this course in india, many ppl dont know the value of this course, in future definitely it will b a best branch compared to others
And personally emergency physicians are specially trained and they dont need anyones help and they know wt to do in any aspect and I think u have seen ppl who probably did fellowship not PG
Sir i will ask some question. If your son or daughter has good rank in neet pg. Then what you suggest them to take anesthesia or not. Tell truth sir, do you suggest them to take anesthesia?
I'm planning to take anesthesia this year after my second attempt but I'm scared that some of my friends are dropping from anesthesia after joining..any advice?
Everything they do is 1.standing in ots without doing nothing, cannulation fluid change like a nurse waste of mbbs degree. 2. no respect bcs u r doing nothing only tube in and out. 3.consultants always roaming in ots, 5.u r soo much bored that u think when will case ends. 6.like a technician work. 7.boring, dull branch, very very boring branch
@@rahularyan7363 sth just tells me you haven't been exposed enough in anesthesiology. When i was posted during my internship we had to accompany JRs for pre-op and post-op anesthetic checkups. The patients used to thank us so much for relieving their pain and taking care of them during optimization before surgery and post op care. And then the ICU work. They are the pillars of critical care medicine. And then pain clinic, equally rewarding. Patient comes in pain clinic OPD due to disabling chronic pain for which he or she was managed with nsaid s for so long, to no avail. And then anesthetists see them in pain clinic and work their magic to relieve them of their pain. Do your research before you write off anesthesia. It's very rewarding in terms of how you can be of service. But I'll agree the pay to work gap is there and they aren't respected enough as they should have been.
I really like anesthetia but if I get anesthesia there is no way I'll stay in India cause they aren't valued enough here. Best to do is get a dm in critical care/neuroanesthetiology/cardiac anesthesiology and then escape to middle East. Lots of respect will be given to you, good working hours and good pay too
