Posted by alexandra_k on August 6, 2020, at 1:49:39
In reply to Re: new zealand: it's not working, posted by alexandra_k on August 6, 2020, at 1:36:22
oh, it's because of something in the paper.
apparently it was about an australian surgery consultant and a student.
the consultant told her to suck his dick and she refused.
so he didn't sign her off on her placement.
so she had to do the 'whackamole' thing.
so he had to say 'sorry' and her sign off was delayed by however many years.and the senior people are very very invested in keeping things that way.
very very invested in having the vulnerable teenagers that they hand select for the universities and so on beliving that the only way they get to do what they want to do is quid pro quo on keeping the supervisors happy doing what the supervisors want them to do, whatever that may be.
and when the courts say 'say you are 'sorry' and you are granted name supression to protect your future career'
...
well.
they also say that they are a discredit to their profession.
i suppose really it is important to distinguish the justice that comes through teh courts (teh justice delivered from judges to individuals) from the justice that is supposed to come from professional standards regulatory authorties. i mean, it is up to the medical councils or the specialist councils or whatever to say 'we don't want you bring our profession into disrepute so we will name you and shame you and not register you anymore'.
but the point is that they don't.
they look out for their own -- at everyone else's expense.
which is why i have no plans to seek registration or higher training in new zealand or australia.
because that's all i see, here.
...
and i want to be knowledgeable and competent and good.
and i don't see that in them...
so...
yeah...
there's that.
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