@SecretPhysician As far as I am aware it covers anyone between newly qualified and not yet a consultant/GP. Are you are suggesting that ones who are ST1+ have imposter syndrome?
@SecretPhysician Maybe more how you phrased it.ACPs may not have a concern about the role they are in because they have the experience&training, just a thought.Whilst not a medicine degree, will likely have a BSc&MSc&years of experience in their field.Whilst a junior doctor is in their first role
@SecretPhysician But an ACP isn’t in a Dr role. Of course a Dr has more experience of being a Dr -but that wasn’t my question was it. Suits your narrative though.
So again does a newly qualified doctor have more knowledge and experience than an ACP who has been doing the job/qualifications etc
@SecretPhysician I want a simple answer to the question, not an assumption based on how I interpret your comments. If you can’t answer it I will assume that junior doctors feel imposter syndrome as they don’t quite feel ready for the role (like most newly qualified people in their first job)
@SecretPhysician You didn’t answer the question. Does a newly qualified doctor have more experience/knowledge etc than an ACP who has been working in a clinical speciality and attained additional qualifications? Your point was about imposter syndrome and my comment was to that.
@SecretPhysician I didn’t say they were doing the role of a Dr, the ACP role is not a Dr role. So a newly qualified doctor has more experience and knowledge than a 20 year qualified ACP (for example) who has worked and specialised in a certain area?
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