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Trust Me, I'm A (Junior) Doctor (2008)

by Max Pemberton(Favorite Author)

3.92 of 5 Votes: 4

ISBN

0340951672 (ISBN13: 9780340951675)

languge

English

genre

Memoir & Autobiography

publisher

Hodder & Stoughton Ltd

review 1: Bautifully written,accessible,heartwarming,humorous. I can identify with the pressures of working in a hospital having been a Nurse Trainee,being thrown in at the deep end,being expected to know everything on my first day on a ward. The difficulties of having to come to terms with pain,suffering and the awful experience of someone dying and the eventual necessity to become detached as a means of self-preservation.
review 2: Glad I finally managed to finish this, it did after all take me about a year to finish. Despite this, I will (quite tentatively) admit this was a good read, predominantly because it was fun to read about the interesting elements to being a junior doctor. For the most part the diary-formatted narration was engaging but at times the fitting an... mored finalised conclusions to some entries could consequent in a year-long abandonment. My only criticism with this book is that I found Pemberton a tad whiny (although I do get that he was trying to attain some sort of self-realisation, he just came across as a bit of a moaner). less

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