That British Teen asked:


I’m Really Set On being A Doctor (registrar)
But I’m All Confused

What GCSE’s Do I Need To Get (just started)
A Levels I Should Take
Hours

Apparently doctors are only getting payed 21 , 000 a year (i want to work for NHS )
And not many just graduated doctors are even getting jobs (i live in England)

I worried
But really want this job

Pink Berry asked:


same as doctor ? oncologist ?
can you explain in detail
ok thanks so much
because some answerers here (give great answers btw) write at the bottom that they are cancer registrar
i though it meant scientest that look for a cure for cancer lol
thanks
but i’m alittle bit confused now!
so not all cancer registers are doctors ?
what exactly do they study in university ? do they need to go to med school ? anywhere UK or USA
WHO GAVE STEVE THUMBS DOWN ? that’s rude
he gave an excellent answer THANKS
and thanks for all the answeres as well

j2rev asked:


I have health insurance through my employment and another insurance through my mom’s. I just had a procedure earlier today and asked the registrar upfront before the procedure of they could co-bill both insurances at the same time, and she adviced not to, and adviced me to let all my doctors know that i have another insurance, and that i would be in big trouble. i really am confused on what’s going on. can anyone help me please? thanks
I appreciate all the info guys. the thing is that I use my mom’s insurance as my primary since all the facilities and providers I see and get my procedures done are under the same name, and my mom works in a hospital under the same name.
I guess what I really want to know is what I need to do at this point to avoid getting into trouble.
I remember giving BOTH insurance information in one procedure way back (blood draw) but still paid the same co-pay amount for my mom’s insurance.