42 Night Shift Lessons I Learnt the Hard Way

Practical lessons for surviving NHS night shifts, learnt as a new foundation year 1 doctor covering 9 wards and 280+ patients overnight in a district general hospital.

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Dr Dev GakharWritten by Dr Dev Gakhar (Doctor Devify)
£9.99less than one Friday takeaway

Who is this book perfect for?

Incoming Foundation Year 1 doctors

About to start nights as the most junior on the rota. The book gives you the playbook seniors wish they'd had on day one.

International medical graduates

New to the NHS. A lot of the tips were written with IMGs in mind, so you don't get caught out by the system's quirks.

Final-year med students and SHOs

Anyone about to start working nights, or already doing them and looking for the practical stuff no one teaches you.

What doctors say

This book is insightful and manages to capture pretty much every emotion experienced by a junior doctor on a night shift in the NHS. The lessons are truly profound and I highly recommend to every doctor irrespective of competency or skill level.

HasnainResident Doctor

What are the free bonuses?

Bundled with every purchase. Worth £60+ on their own.

£40+ value

Exclusive 25% off Pastest discount

Pastest

The discount applied to all 12 month subscriptions on Pastest. Examples include MRCP, MRCS, MSRA and more! You'll easily make back the money spent on this book!

£10 value

Tips from top medical creators

The medical creators who contributed to the book

Perspectives from top doctors who have lived the same pressures and found smarter ways through.

£10 value

Mini Handover Guide

A bonus mini handover guide which includes a practical framework for calls, referrals, and handovers. So seniors understand you, plans are clear, and nothing gets missed.

100% satisfaction guarantee

If you genuinely don't find the book useful, email me within 14 days of purchase with a quick note on why (so I can improve) and I'll refund you in full. No forms, no awkwardness.