April 5, 2022
LOOKING FOR LOCUM WORK MADE EASY WITH BLUGIBBON, DR ARMAAN WALLIA
Up this week on “Blugibbon Bites” is Dr Armaan Wallia, a Locum Emergency Medicine Doctor originally from Glasgow, Scotland with Indian heritage, but now based in Brisbane, Queensland.
Despite these Scottish roots he was stunned to hear in the interview with our Marketing guru Joe, that Scotland’s national (mythical) animal is the Unicorn and not the “hairy coo”! aka The Highland Cow. Yes, The Unicorn is on the front of the UK passport. Go check it out.
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Hi, it’s Jay from Blugibbon. I’ve worked in psychiatry recruitment for more than eight years, and since relocating to Australia, I’ve noticed something that keeps coming up. Emergency doctors make outstanding psychiatrists. It isn’t a one-off observation. I’ve seen it repeatedly in hospitals across the country. The core skill set of an emergency physician translates naturally into psychiatry, particularly in crisis care and acute mental health settings. If you want an inspiring example, listen to Dr Katie Treble on ABC Conversations as she shares her journey from emergency medicine to psychiatry. It’s a brilliant insight into what this transition can look like in real life.
