It's all about getting the degree regardless of whichever UNI you attend.
lol.. can you at least try and explain it a little when you make statements like these..You see, if a senior or junior doctor made that comment, I wouldn't be so mad .. but you're in year 12 so how the fuck do you know about medicine facilities of UWS/USYD/UNSW and which one is better out of the 3.
yeah lol. med degree(s) -> can "easily" get a job
yes pretty much. I think OP has heard rumors; made assumptions and what not to conclude that "UWS is better than UNSW". Personally I have no idea about the engineering at USYD but I don't say (with certainty) that UNSW engo is better than USYD engo. In fact; if you get the same degree you can still apply for the same jobs. I have never seen one job application say "UNSW grads only wanted".
You are actually wrong with regards to employment outside of the state. Perth I believe is lacking junior doctors as with a few other cities. It will be harder to get a place at a major urban center in NSW (you will definitely get a job in a outer suburban hospital or regional/rural hospital) but if you're applying from interstate your chances still aren't bad at this stage in time. By the time you graduate it may be different.
From the experience of past Interns/Residents/Registrars who admittedly are all east coast based.
Yeh east coast is different because it's in high demand. If you go out far in any of the other directions you should be fine as an interstate applicant. I know of quite a few people going Blacktown Hospital next year coming from interstate. This has also been true for other doctors in previous years.
