It's often difficult to assess where would be best to start off working in the NHS when you start applying for jobs, especially when you hear about how working in A&E may be stressful. Many of us wish to apply exactly where we one day wish to train- and we are well within our rights to do so. The question often arises, however, what department gives you the clearest introduction to the NHS.
Now let me add a heavy disclaimer: this is an opinion I am setting forth and . . .
Thanks for the detailed article but I want to find out about the lifestyle of A&E registrars and consultants. In other words, would I be in hospital for such long hours every day? This would mean a destroyed social lifestyle.
I want to know about what are the pathways to become a consultant in A & E? How much they earns from registrar level to consultant ?