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That won't be confirmed until nearer the time

It is sensible to start with one or two open questions. After that, you should be taking a focused / targeted history to narrow down your differential. Taking an untargeted history will often lead to lost time, and not being able to complete your management (which weighted 50% more than the other domains).

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You need CREST at the time of application, and full GMC registration+ 2 years clinical experience by the start date of training. Please read through the article and links at www.emedica.co.uk/applygp for details

Yes, as long as you apply on time and there are no errors in your application and you meet the eligibility criteria

1. Only the employment when the signing consultant supervised you goes on CREST. Your full employment history goes in the Oriel application. 2. License is not needed at the time of application, only by the start of training

If you submitted a CREST and it was incomplete or had errors, you will usually be given one chance to resubmit a corrected/ complete CREST.

About half of each

Potentially, depending on If you are still able to get CREST signed from a job within 3.5 years of the start date of training and if you meet the eligibility criteria for the specialty you are applying for you can. Please read through the person specification for details

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Wa alaikumas salaam. Yes, housejob / internship counts, so you need 1 more year after this by the start date of training to be eligible

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If you meet the eligibility criteria for the specialty you are applying for you can. Please read through the person specification for details

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Date of completion is the date it is signed.

​@@EmedicaEducation hello sir ..if the consultant has changed his place of work what should we do ? Get the hospital stamp of our original place of work or of his current hospital?

Either should be fine

You can opt out of upgrades between each upgrade cycle, or stay opted in until the upgrade deadline if you have accepted and opted for upgrades. If you have ranked correctly and your offer is not your top choice, it makes sense to accept and opt in for upgrades and then just wait for the end of the process. You can read more here facebook.com/share/p/HrAhd6YPCGwBrHjq/

Yes, you can change preferences again before the results come out, and then in between each offer / upgrade cycle.

You can get your CREST form signed from your house job if you demonstrated the criteria. CREST is a requirement for applications for training at ST1 / CT1 level. It is not relevant/ required to apply for a non training post. CREST is only one requirement to apply for training. You still need to meet the other eligibility criteria, which may differ for each specialty. You need a minimum of 2 years clinical experience including internship to start training at ST1 / CT1 level. CREST does not exempt you from the experience required.

@@EmedicaEducation how about GP ship? Can I apply directly after getting crest form signed? (Let's say am not getting non training job and gave msra exam)

You can apply if you will have 2 years clinical experience by the start date of training/ meet all the eligibility criteria. Please read this article for details www.emedica.co.uk/applygp.html

You can select the option of 2+ years NHS experience as evidence of English language competence

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You would need to apply for training and will be invited to book the MSRA if longlisted. This article covers the process and eligibility: www.emedica.co.uk/applygp

Something high in protein and with a low or medium GI would be ideal. This would keep you fuelled and full for a longer period of time.

It is available in many countries outside the UK. You will be able to see if there are centres in your country when booking the exam via Pearson Vue.

That depends on which specialty you are applying for. Everyone starts GP training at ST1 level. For some specialties you can directly enter higher training at ST3 or ST4 level if you have the right experience and competences signed off, but you wouldn't need a CREST for those as that is only for ST1 / CT1 training posts. Please go through the person specification and official recruitment site for the specialty you are interested in for details

The eligibility to start training includes having at least 12 months clinical experience after full registration with your medical council - in most cases this means 1 year after completing internship. If you got full registration after 1 year of internship then you may be eligible if you get a CREST form signed. Please contact the recruitment team directly to check about your specific circumstances.

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You need full GMC registration and a license to practice by the start date of training, not at the time of application or MSRA.

Mean I need to clear PLAB OR MRCP ETC TO GET GMC REG BEFORE START OF TRAINING???

Yes

You would usually need an official translation for anything not in English so they can verify the details match

You can get a CREST signed if you meet all the competences, but would not be eligible for training as you need 2 years clinical experience by the start date of training to apply for ST1 / CT1 jobs. CREST is only 1 criterion - you need to meet all of them to be eligible. Details for GP training at www.emedica.co.uk/applygp

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Date of completion is the date they sign the form

Yes, any email is fine

Yes, untick the "opt in to upgrades" checkbox and save.

Yes - you just apply again via Oriel and complete a new application

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You can change preferences after the first cycle of offers in between each offer / upgrade cycle. They usually lock again a few hours / the day before each cycle runs. However, it is better to rank correctly in one go, as most jobs will be gone on the first day of offers.

Yes, you can. Please read this post for a detailed explanation and key dates: facebook.com/groups/gprecruitment/posts/7410265522364251

It makes no difference. Just save

You can only hold an offer for one specialty at a time. So if you are holding one and get another offer from a different specialty, if you now hold that one, the first application will automatically change to reject and end.

As long as you have a licence by the start date of training it won't impact your application

Yes, as if you get an offer from a place you don't actually want, and reject it, your application will end. If you accept an offer you don't want and don't get upgraded, as you won't be on the waiting list anymore you won't be eligible for offers after the upgrade deadline. Only rank areas you would take a job in, as mentioned in the video.

@@EmedicaEducation thank you so much Dr.Rahman .