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Getting Under the Skin of Medicine
Subcutaneous, or commonly abbreviated to subcut, means under the skin.
What is the medical career really like?
What are doctors reluctant to talk about?
Whether you’re a student looking at a career in medicine, a training medical student, or a working junior doctor, join us as we explore the realities of one of the most romanticised and opaque careers there is.
Let’s get under the skin of abseil window cleaning.
I mean, medicine.
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Meet Your Hosts
Dr Justin Sung
MBChB, BMedSci (Hons), Certified Teacher
Justin is a former junior-doctor trying to be a social entrepreneur in New Zealand. He spends his time working with youth in career decision-making, skills-development, and medical education.
Niel Kulkarni
MBChB (Student)
Niel is a medical student in Auckland with years of tutoring and mentoring experience under his belt. He has a keen interest in both aerospace medicine and laughing with concerning enthusiasm.
Emma Gomes
Physiotherapy Student
Emma is a physiotherapy student that wants to change her degree. You will often find her over thinking or giggling (or both at the same time) and she is passionate about stationery!!!!