Highland GP Doctor Mary Fortune talks about her experiences of working in Western Australia and what it was like to make a television documentary.

Steve Mowle talks applying for GP training, competition ratios, number of posts available, careers opportunities and life as a GP.

Steve Buggle covers the key facts in applying for specialty training in 2012, what’s changed and how to navigate the recruitment process.

This podcast gives an overview of what it would be like to work in New Zealand, include the Kiwi lifestyle, finding a job and getting the right visa.

What really happens after Foundation Training? Confused by talk of pathways, core, run-through, LATs and LASs? This podcast will explain all, dispel myths and demonstrate the interactive career map.

This podcast is aimed at health professionals who are interested in living and working in New South Wales Australia. It outlines the benefits of living and working in metropolitan, regional or rural settings, and employment opportunities within the NSW Health public health system.

Dr Jeremy Levy talks about core medical training and where that can lead to for anyone who wishes to undertake the two years of training. He covers routes in to CMT, the nature of rotations and programmes, and all the possible exit routes for those who have finished the training programme.

This podcast is aimed at any doctors or dentists considering applying for a training programme managed by the Deanery in 2012.. It offers a brief overview on national selection and details of the Deanery’s recruitment portal, applicant support systems and online resources.

Andrew Long talks about how to use portfolios, supported by an understanding of the evidence base from his profession. The use of portfolios within medical training is now accepted although there is still controversy over their use and means of collation. This podcast will aims to aid you in developing your own future proof portfolio.

Caroline Elton talks through how to increase one’s careers resilience when faced with the inevitable setbacks of life. This can be anything from failing exams, events in one’s personal life, or ill health.