junior doctor

Connemmara | 10:08 Fri 09th Jul 2010 | ChatterBank

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Just found out my friend's son of 22 who graduated on Monday there as junior doctor will be on a salary of £35,000 a year - what will he earn a month with everything taking out of it. I sure am going to say once he gets a few 1,000 he will be on his merry way ie buying a house/apartment.

bloody helicopters overhead, can't hear yourself tink..lol

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Bbbananas

Did I mention I am looking for a medical student / young doctor as a lodger?
Very reasonable rates and personal friendly service. And I don't mind cooking for him every now & then.
But he has to do his own ironing & clean his own bathroom ;-)

Greedyfly

'Lodger'

Bbbananas

oh yes greedy - the thread earlier this week has just come back to me!!!!!!

rowanwitch

The curse of auntie may strikes again... nothing like a good lodgering

Greedyfly

lol Rowan

mike11111

He must be very clever if he graduated at 22. I always understood it to be a minimum of 5 years training.

Connemmara

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Yes Mike 11111 - he has done his 5 years - I may have got his birthday wrong - he could be 23 but definitely no more - I actually believe he will be 23 this December - so there ya go. Bless him - he graduated in obstetrics and others but wants to be a paediatrician and apparently more years of study for that field.

Connemmara

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sorry Mike 1111 noticed you said the word "training" - like you I asked his mother re that and she said it is all different now - I could not believe he is a "junior doctor" - he did some training throughout the years and of course studied really hard.