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Dr. Nur-Run Hussein born 1976 Johor Bahru Assunta (form 1-3), Kolej Tuanku Jaafar, Mantin (form4,5) - Sime Darby scholarship A-level Malvern Girls' College Birmingham University Med School Grad 2001 Membership Royal College of Psychiatrist 2006 Masters in Clinical Psychiatry University of Nottingham 2010 Currently a higher specialist trainee in General Adult Psychiatry (West Yorkshire deanery) Dr Alhady - Doctor's Life & Challenges http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FvZO_0CTBbk Dr Nurrun - How to Choose Specialty, Career Development & Progression http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m1I1XmTz0cg Sharing Session http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p7TXIs9jEu4 Feedback & Response http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQLFQ6y5a4I What is Medical Career Day? Medical Career Day (McD) is an event which was first organized by Self-Development Bureau of Czech Republic Malaysian Students Association, Prague Chapter (CzeMSA Praha) in the year 2009. Previously, this event involved Malaysian students studying in Prague and the offer was extended to those who are interested from Hradec Kralove and Olomouc. This year (2011), Medical Career Day(McD) would like to make a comeback in which, all three localities (Prague, Hradec and Olomouc) have agreed to collaborate under the name of CzeMSA (Main). The idea of organizing McD is to help the students to cope with their life as a medical student and to understand better about the medical career in which they will be dealing with after their graduation. It is a well known fact that the medical line is not an easy field to work in and individuals in this field need to be mentally and physically prepared. Realizing the demands required by medical study and career, it is always a good choice to prepare ourselves beforehand, so that we will be able to enjoy our lives as medical students and as doctors in the future. As a student body by the students for the students, it is part and parcel of CzeMSA's responsibilities to organize such event. In line with this is an intention to expose students to the realities of a medical career, especially the working conditions in Malaysia. We are hoping to bring experienced Malaysian doctors as speakers and here they can share their experiences, give useful advices, and tips. We are hoping to enlighten the participants about the field they are about to enter in the future for their careers. OBJECTIVES 1.To expose and give a clear picture of clinical study years to the students. 2. Educating participants on the qualities needed for the survival of overseas graduates working in Malaysia (Medical field) 3. To provide tips on handling stress as a medical student in preparation to enter the real world. 4. To promote activism in students by giving exposure to how doctors can contribute outside of the hospital and be agents of change beyond just prescribing medications. 5. To provide an opportunity for participants to meet and share experiences despite their hectic schedule. http://czemsa.blogspot.com/