Pharmacy (MPharm) to Medicine - Dave Larkin | PostGradMedic
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I am a pharmacist and now final year medical student. Never regret my decision, lots of sacrifices but worth it all.
Sarah Owusu im a first year nursing student at KCL and wanting to do postgraduate medicine
Could you please tell me the instructions to study medicine after getting bachelor's degree in pharmacy?
@@asmaasaidabdouahmed4116 Same questions hoefully she will reply
u study pharmacy for 4 yr and mbbs for how long ?
Awesome story, how were your Alevels? I want to tread the same path as you but my Alevels are significantly below the medical standard requirement. I think this will hold me back. Can I expect my mpharm degree to carry me through my GEM application? It's a bit wishful thinking.
Some universities acknowledge that students can be late academic bloomers which holds true in my case.
Wow Dave got in on his 7th time! That is such resilience, very inspiring
@Anthony Toby LMAO
I'm so happy I am across this video. I'm also experiencing the same thing. I'll be 23 by the time I'm done with pharmacy school and I hope to go medical school. Thank you.
Farombi Tomiwa where do you get all the money to pay for all those expensive classes?
Aloyce Junior I’m not sure where this person is from. But many countries in Europe have free education. For example in Norway it doesn’t cost you any money to go to Uni. However most people still take loans because Norway is an expensive country. And students don’t have the best economy. It’s very very difficult to get in medicine school in Norway tho. Where most people just study outside of the country or go to private school to make their grades as high as possible.
Me too!
Found this really helpful as a 29yr old solicitor due to start med school in August - thank you! 😊
A hospital pharmacist turned medical student too! its never too late :D
I will appreciate if you could assist me, I am also a pharmacist pursing my medical degree. I have passion for medicine
How old were you when you joined med school
I was 25..now 28 @shah zad
@@trendytwilightmedstudent5155 third year med student going into year 4?
@@mohammedyusufkida4154 if you complete become a pharmacist and pursuing Medical school which program will you choose MBBS or MD
Was so excited for this video and it did not disappoint! Such a great insight into Dave's route into med school from pharmacy, its given me so much extra motivation. All my questions answered! Thank you guys much appreciated !!😆
In my country, being pharmacist is equally prestigious as doctor. Most excellent students opt for pharmacy instead medical degree.
Varies by country I think, I'm honestly not sure how people view it in the UK! Entry requirements are high for both and they're both really important members of the healthcare team
Same in my country i tkink the reason why is that in my country we don't have retail pharmacy you get to open your own pharmacy and be in contact with your community and make also more money that doctors some people are just driven by money
Which country you live in?
@@ariesmoon4892 which country?
Which country are from??
All my questions were answered. Thank you very much. I couldn't help but thank you again.
Have you got any tips on how to study effectively at pharmacy school and what you can do to give yourself the best chance at getting into medical school post-graduation?
Hear hear!
That’s pretty cool !!! I’m looking at the holistic approach .. maybe a holistic pharmacist. I was in school to become a regular pharmacist tech but now I’m second guessing everything..
Thank you so much for this video. I didn’t get my grades for Medicine so I am doing Pharmacy. I am hoping to do medicine afterwards. If you don’t mind what grade did you get in MPharm?
Hey, sorry for the delay I've not been checking on on the comments - I finished with a 2:1.
@@davelarkin2185 Hello Dr.! :D
I'm going to go for medicine as a mature-age student. 33 now and about to go for undergrad, either Pharmacy or Biomedical science.
Which do you think is better for
- Gaining admission to medical school?
- Preparing you for medical school?
- Finding employment if you can't gain admission?
@@The_Scouts_Code Hi,
What degree did you end up choosing if you don't mind me asking? I was hoping to do medicine this year but I got an offer for an MPharm degree in the best possible college I could. I could possibly still get a 2nd round offer in an hour but if I get an offer for biomedical science I won't be taking it.
To try and answer your questions, I can't comment on the first one, I know that in Ireland the undergraduate degree you do plays no role in determining your eligibility for a postgraduate medicine degree, I think you can quite literally have an undergraduate degree in anything from civil engineering to astrophysics and it won't make a difference. I think pharmacy would possibly better prepare you for medical school in that its more patient oriented, whereas I would imagine biomedical science is more objective and sciency per se. And finally, you will undoubtedly have a much easier time finding more lucrative employment as a pharmacist than a biomedical scientist. With all that being said, I am aware that in Ireland no pharmacy courses offer transfers after first year to medicine, whereas biomedical science courses do. No clue how that works but anyhow. Hope you got on well!
Dawn! This man is just obsessed with medicine😂😂 Despite Pharmacy being equivalentally good as medicine
Thank you for this Ollie!
how much money did you manage to save before starting medicine? And how do you continue to survive?
Second year Pharmacy student here hoping to study medicine later on 🥺 I mean the content in pharmacy is so heavy and hard. Also we cover anatomy we have a whole unit! Maybe not as heavy as medic students for sure but deffo quite a lot!
I had the tiniest amount of anatomy in first year only. After that it was all pharmacology, pharmacotherapeutics and chemistry. Maybe it depends which pharmacy school you go to.
@@xXAnni3LuvsYhuXx That’s so weird mine is widely based on the different body systems, diseases/illnesses, treatments, drug interactions and mechanisms so far in year 2. Year 1 was basic chemistry, bio and law and ethics sort of stuff. In year 3 they will further deepen our knowledge on the different systems and illnesses and more drugs. Well medicine is still a dream for me yet and still have plenty of pharmacy to get through and graduate 😂 who knows by then there might be fast track courses from pharmacy to medicine.
@@sumzscreations8193 Did you do a levels? I am doing an extended diploma in biomedical science and I really wanted to go into medicine and hoping I can do so through pharmacy. How's it going for you?
Hi Dr Ollie Burton!
I wanted to ask that how long does it take for one to transform from a being a Pharmacy to a Physician specifically ?
Were you able to get a student loan for med school after MPharm?
You people are so lucky, being a pharmacist you have a lot of options abroad, but in India we donot have that facility, pharmacists are treated like cats and dogs.
This is brilliant Ollie
Superb content, Ollie!
thank you so muchhhh. can I know if there are places where can I study medicine? like with little cheap prices but with a valid certificate?
Sir, could you please help me... How can I change pharmacy to medicine.... I literally want to be a doctor not a pharmacist
Am doing pharm D but i have plans to go for clinicals after this ...
Thank you very much for valuable information about u....
Sir, I'm a PharmD student. can u plz tell me how can I do MD, even my frnds and leacture are telling me to go back medical school. I don't know how much the cost will be and the process of procedure??
Plz guide me sir..
I hope you mind me asking, what grades did Dave get in A-level and in which subjects.
BBCD (biology, chemistry, sports science, general studies)
Thank you sooo much, this really helped.
I need this video, I'm in the same boat studying MPharm at kcl
@@ayowhat6139 got in UEA and should be starting med this September :)
@@ayowhat6139 yes! Tbh I didn't even expect to get in ! Will be making a RUclips video on it !
@@nimrahussain2915 yes you can ! Will be making a video on this !
@@DiLLZGFX hey! did you get into MD or MBBS in UEA?
MBBS :)@@umbramortis8310
What's the procedure for going from pharmacy to med school?
You apply through UCAS using your pharmacy degree instead of A levels, but otherwise exactly the same. Take the UCAT/BMAT/GAMSAT depending on where you want to apply, and then follow the normal admission processes. I have a video hopefully coming tomorrow on everything you need to know about this!
@@OllieBurtonMed thanks! Do you have any idea how it is in the Netherlands? Because I live there...
I'm afraid I have absolutely no idea, sorry!
Hi Dave, what do you think about advanced pharmacist practitioner Vs medical school? ACP work as a middle grade Dr equivalent after qualifying in 3 years
amazing video!
what a killer combo
Hi did you mpharm study cost is canada.can you give information about mpharm course in Canada is easy or difficult,how much fee,which is the best college etc related information
Oh also, question for Dave: How did you find time to revise for the UKCAT whilst working full time? Just I'll be in that position! lol
Honestly, I didn't do that much prep work for the UKCAT. I think it's a very hard exam to revise for wit the way it's set up (plus, I sat it 3 times before I got in, so I had plenty of experience with it!). All I did was put a few hours aside for a couple of nights in the run up to my exam date, and ran through the practice questions - which is all I'd recommend for anyone, pharmacist or not . You just need to get used to the questions and what they actually want from you in terms of answers. Abstract reasoning was a major headache for me, it took me a few goes to see the patterns that they were after.
Merci
@@davelarkin2185 Hi Dave, great video! I just graduated from Liverpool John Moore's too. I am going to start hospital pre-reg soon in Liverpool and was thinking of applying to Warwick. I am just curious as to what work experience you did before applying. I know Warwick requires 70 hours of hands on care experience in two different settings. Do you think working as pre reg in hospital would be sufficient ( as I would cover multiple wards and specialties), I have worked as a HCA but that was quite a while back. I don't know if I can pick up alot of experience whilst doing pre reg and studying for pre registration exams on top of applying for GEM.
@@sharonjacob3291 Hi Sharon, Warwick's requirements for work experience/volunteering have changed since I applied, so I'm not actually sure whether you're pre-reg experience will be enough on its own. I think the best thing to do in this situation would be to get in touch with the medical school and see if they have any further guidance, they should have a generic information email address somewhere on their website.
Hey Dave! Which program did you pursue after your M pharm is it MBBS or MD
Just answering on Dave's behalf - at Warwick we do the MBChB which is equivalent to MBBS
@@OllieBurtonMed how many year does it take to complete MBchB program
4 years if you do an accelerated programme, 5 years usually with a normal programme
@@OllieBurtonMed which country do studied and which university
@@smartpoet4109 This is Warwick Medical School in the UK
Ideally every CBL group should get a pharmacist.
Are there a lot of pharmacists on the medicine course at Warwick? Do the admissions tutors respect pharmacists for their experience in patient contact, the hospital environment and clinical knowledge?
It really depends on the year - my cohort (2015) had 4 who joined at different stages of their career (ranging from before pre-reg up to me with 4 years and a pre-reg under my belt), but other years might have none!
I don't know if I'd say they respected pharmacists so much, I think the admissions team are very good at taking each candidate at face value - Warwick operate an MMI interview system, and from what I remember the interviewers didn't have a copy of your personal statement in front of them when they interviewed you, so they wouldn't have known I was a pharmacist unless I told them. That being said, it gave me lots of relevant things to talk about and experiences to draw on for each interview!
Thank you for the replies :)
Nice video
OMG SO THERE IS STILL A CHANCE FOR ME TO BECOME A DOCTOR EVEN AFTER BECOMING A PHARMACIST?!😱😀💓
U r an Inspiring
Can I still ask him a question
You just did
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I am 44 do you think i can still get in? Do you have children? What are the hours you do?
dks toys There’s a guy in my year who is 61 and a good handful of people with children.
@Harry Smith What if you're not doing it for the money?
FIT
Money is not worth it in NHS
dave is hot
Hi Dr Ollie Burton!
I wanted to ask that how long does it take for one to transform from a being a Pharmacist to a Physician specifically ?
Hi there, just to be clear I'm not a doctor, am a medical student! In the UK it takes 4 years to retrain as a doctor no matter your background. There is some talk of specific 3 year courses being created for pharmacists and paramedics, but it's not clear if or when they will become available.
@@OllieBurtonMed Thank you for your clariffication, sir.
@@OllieBurtonMed So is it possible to move to a medical school *just after* receiving your Pharm-D?
@@ainsleymunashe Yes you could, either with the UK MPharm or a Pharm-D from elsewhere, that would simply be the degree that you used to apply for medical school - you'd still have to complete all of medical school from the beginning
@@OllieBurtonMed Thank you !