🩺 The NHS Junior Doctor Survival Guide (Tips for Surviving as an FY1, FY2 or SHO in the NHS )

Just starting your first NHS job?

Feeling a bit nervous? Totally normal.

Whether you're about to start FY1, moving into FY2, or starting a new SHO job — this guide is for you.

It’s written by a doctor who's been there and remembers exactly what those first few months feel like.

This isn’t a textbook. It’s the kind of honest, practical advice you wish someone gave you on Day 1.

💬 What’s inside?

• What actually happens on your first day
• How to get through your first on-call without freaking out
• What to do when you’re not sure what to do
• How to hand over properly (without annoying the night team)
• Dealing with tricky people and awkward moments
• How to stay safe, stay organised, and look after yourself
• Plus — 10 things I really wish I knew when I started

🧠 Why it helps

• No fluff. Just useful, real-life tips
• Easy to read, even during a busy shift
• Written in a friendly, supportive tone
• You’ll feel more confident (and less alone)

👩‍⚕️ Who it’s for:

• Final year med students
• Brand new FY1s
• FY2s/SHOs starting in a new job
• Anyone feeling a bit lost or overwhelmed

📲 Instant download — ready when you are

Buy once, read it anytime.

You’ll get a PDF straight away — perfect for your phone, tablet, or laptop.

💬 One last thing…

You don’t need to be perfect.
You just need to be safe, ask when you’re unsure, and keep learning.

This guide will help you do exactly that.

💡 This guide could easily save you hours of stress (and maybe a few mistakes too).
If it helps you feel even 10% more confident, it’s already worth way more than a takeaway coffee.

👉 Click “I want this” to grab your copy now.
You’ve got this. 🚀