Acute leukemia can present in unexpected ways — and it’s crucial to act fast. In this episode, Dr Kenny Tang (consultant haematologist) guides junior doctors through the early signs of acute leukemia. We’ll cover how to spot the red flags, interpret key lab results, and manage the patient while you wait for haematology input. Tune in for actionable tips on recognizing the critical first steps in diagnosing and managing this emergency.

In this episode, we dive into the world of radiology training in Australia, offering valuable insights for medical students and junior doctors interested in this dynamic specialty. Tune in as we explore the path to becoming a radiologist with Dr Sanjay Hettige, the challenges and rewards of the field, and tips for navigating the training process. Whether you're curious about a day in the life of a radiology registrar or considering a career in radiology, this episode provides the essential guidance to help you on your journey

It's that exciting time of year when junior doctors across the country are ready to step into new roles and apply for specialty training positions. In this insightful episode, we’re joined by Dr. Devin Deo, a current paediatrics registrar, to explore the unique challenges and rewarding experiences of transitioning to paediatric training. We'll dive into the application process and give you a glimpse of what to expect after entering paediatric training.

Managing a bleeding patient can be one of the most daunting situations for junior doctors due to the unpredictability, urgency and need for rapid intervention. Bleeding is the most common vascular emergency treated by IR and in this episode we focus on the initial management of a bleeding patient and everything you need to know to make that important interventional radiology consult!

Welcome to the first episode of our series spotlighting interventional radiology (IR) emergencies! In this episode, we explore the dynamic realm of IR's role in managing pulmonary embolism and discuss the importance of multidisciplinary collaboration in delivering optimal patient care. Learn with us as we go through a pulmonary embolism case and delve into how interventional radiology is shaping the future of pulmonary embolism management.

In this episode of MedTalk, Dr Razavi takes us through the evaluation and assessment of chronic vision loss. Chronic vision loss is an important and common presentation to GPs and hospital departments. We run through the thought process behind evaluating the cause of chronic vision loss and highlight the five most common causes of chronic vision loss. As part of this we also touch on ocular manifestations of drug toxicity which can be important in describing in hospitals and outpatient GP settings.

Critical care positions are some of the most coveted for junior doctors wanting to follow the critical care pathway into ED, ICU or anaesthetics. In this episode Dr Annie Huynh breaks down what the role actually involves, how to put your best foot forward and strategies on improving your application and skills to give yourself the best chance

We are approaching that time of the year where junior doctors across the country are stepping up to new roles – one of the most significant steps in the medical career is becoming a registrar which can be both exciting and terrifying. In this episode Dr Nikhil Kuchi provides a rare and important insight into what it is like being a medical registrar and invaluable tips and tricks to help make the transition smooth for you

The eye can be a particularly tricky speciality for junior doctors. This episode with consultant ophthalmologist A/Prof Hessom Razavi on Fundamentals of Ophthalmology will provide you with the perfect base to approach your next patient that presents with an ophthalmic condition and nail that consult.

Pain remains one of the main reasons for medical consults. Listen to this second part of pain series with Dr Varun Desai (consultant anesthesiologist) where he goes through the key components of the analgesic ladder and points of practice with each of them which can really help you in choosing the right analgesics for your patient