Doctor

Where do you live?

I live in a suburb close to the hospital were i work.

What are some important skills?

To provide professional and quality patient care my skills should encompass medical knowledge, diagnostic abilities, treatment planning, medication administration, surgical techniques, patient assessment, and monitoring. Also should have effective strong verbal and written communication skills to explain medical conditions, treatment option and also have critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

What is your favourite part of your job?

I get satisfaction when I create meaningful change and improve health outcomes through direct patient care, research, public health initiatives, or advocacy.

What are the main tools of the trade?

We use Clinical Decision Support Systems (CDSS) which provide evidence-based guidelines, clinical knowledge databases, and data analysis capabilities, Medical Devices and Equipment used for diagnosis, treatment, monitoring, and surgical interventions, Health Analytics and Business Intelligence Tools for help in population health management, risk stratification, resource planning, financial analysis, and quality improvement initiatives.

What training have you had?

I have a degree in Medicine

Where do you see yourself in 10 years?

In 10 years I will be a specialist in bones.

Trip Preparation. Questions to ask :)

Here are some potential questions learners could ask doctors based on the subtopics:

• Important Skills:
1. What skills do you think are most critical for success as a doctor?
2. Can you give an example of a time when you had to use a particular skill to overcome a challenge in your practice?
3. How do you stay proficient in essential skills such as diagnosis, patient communication, and treatment planning?
• Favorite Part of the Job:
1. What do you enjoy most about being a doctor?
2. Can you describe a particularly rewarding experience you had with a patient?
3. What aspects of medicine excite you the most?
• Main Tools of the Trade:
1. What tools or technologies do you rely on most in your daily work as a doctor?
2. How do you stay up-to-date with advancements in medical technology and treatments?
• Training:
1. Can you walk us through your training process to become a doctor?
2. What kind of ongoing training or professional development do you participate in?
3. How has your training prepared you for the challenges of being a doctor?
• Future Career Goals:
1. What are your long-term career goals, and how do you see yourself progressing in the field of medicine?
2. What advice would you give to someone who wants to pursue a career as a doctor?

This section is for the parents:

• Questions to Ask Your Child After a Field Visit:
1. What did you learn or discover during the field visit?
2. What was your favorite part of the trip and why?
3. What surprised you or challenged your thinking?
4. How did the field visit relate to your interests or career goals?
5. What questions do you still have after the visit?
6. How can you apply what you learned to your everyday life or future career?
• Additional Questions:
1. What did you observe or notice about the place or activity?
2. What skills or knowledge did you gain from the experience?
3. How did the field visit change your perspective or understanding of a topic?
4. What would you like to learn more about based on the field visit?
By asking these questions, you can help your child reflect on their experience, solidify their learning, and make connections to their interests and goals.