Whether you're a medical school hopeful, a future doctor or just interested in watching hospital vlogs, I hope you will enjoy coming along for this neurosurgery 13 hour night shift with me! This week I'm taking you on a night shift in neurosurgery so you can see what a junior doctor gets up to on-call. If you don't know me, I'm Sarah, am a junior doctor in the UK. I make videos about my life as a doctor and also what I get up to in my free time.
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PRODUCTS MENTIONED
Perfume atomiser - this is so useful and I love that it fills with a pump rather that having to funnel the perfume in. No leaks and no spilt perfume.
Thermos flask - I love this for taking either hot or iced drinks to work with me. I've had it for years and it has never once leaked.
Deodorant. Doesn't need an explanantion. I always keep one in my work bag because the hospital is SO HOT, especially when you are rushing around all shift.
My favourite lip balm for work - I like these ones because you don't have to stick your fingers in them, which is always a bonus when you're trying to keep your hands as clean as possible in the hospital.
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