Trapped in Malta through Storm Harry and a miserable winter, I hit a low before spring brought colour, movement and a much-needed reset.
Trapped in Malta through Storm Harry and a miserable winter, I hit a low before spring brought colour, movement and a much-needed reset.
After a sleepless night shift, caffeine, awkward questions and one near-fumble, my HST interview ended with an unexpected result.
Four years of higher specialist training begin – night shifts, exams, burnout, growth and the chaos and privilege of emergency medicine.
Journal entries from my fourth quarter in my second year of basic emergency training.
Journal entries from my third quarter in my second year of basic emergency training.
Journal entries from my second quarter in my second year of basic emergency training.
Journal entries from my first quarter in my second year of basic emergency training.
Journal entries from my fourth quarter in my first year of basic emergency training.
Journal entries from my third quarter in my first year of basic emergency training.
Journal entries from my second quarter in my first year of basic emergency training.