‘Oh God, they’ll fail me for sure’: A registrar’s story
Dr Allan Grogan is contemplating giving up his dream of becoming a GP, saying the stresses of Friday’s derailed fellowship exam could be the final straw in a year of tough setbacks.
The former paramedic – based in Nowra, NSW – started medical school in his late 40s with the intention of working as an emergency physician before falling in love with general practice during one of his placements.