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I am a medical student in England and am thinking of countries to move to many years down the line after I become a consultant. I was wondering what it’s like to live in Bangladesh as a consultant? Is the money good, can you establish your own private practice, how much money do you need to have a nice life in Bangladesh, what is the work life balance like for a consultant?

Hi, I am orthopedic surgeon in my country, I recently passed plab and got registered and searching for job, if I want to be GP in UK, which path do I follow? Can you please kindly suggest! TIA

Assalamoalaikum wa rehmatullah wa barakatuhuu, I am looking to pursue Emergency Medicine as a career full time. However, some part of me also wants to pursue Cardiac Surgery (which is a big part of why I am a doctor). So what I am thinking is I can get on the CST pathway, and let those three years help me get the surgical experience/training in and if i want to carry forward with that i can go down the Cardiac Surgery pathway or I can enter DRE EM. A. Does this sound like a reasonable plan? B.If I take up Core Surgical Training and then apply into DRE EM after conpletion of CST, would that mean i will have Double CCT at the end of EM training? C. Should I stick with trying for ACCS EM?

Assalamoalaikum wa rehmatullah wa barakatuhuu, I am looking to pursue Emergency Medicine as a career full time. However, some part of me also wants to pursue Cardiac Surgery (which is a big part of why I am a doctor). So what I am thinking is I can get on the CST pathway, and let those three years help me get the surgical experience/training in and if i want to carry forward with that i can go down the Cardiac Surgery pathway or I can enter DRE EM. A. Does this sound like a reasonable plan? B.If I take up Core Surgical Training and then apply into DRE EM after conpletion of CST, would that mean i will have Double CCT at the end of EM training? C. Should I stick with trying for ACCS EM?

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Will the UKMLA require you to have a completed MBBS like with PLAB or can you trade it in your final year???

Hiw to contact u people for gudiance for post graduation medical career in uk?

Starting as an ST3 without NHS experience is usually a bad idea. All IMGs that I’ve seen that have skipped NHS working experience or have directly jumped into higher training positions are usually not ready for the job and in some cases even incompetent for the level. Sorry, but this is unacceptable. There are no shortcuts and these type of things make the rest of the IMGs look bad. Please stop giving this type of advise.

How can we add things that we have done in our home countries...like courses or audits or quips or teaching?

Hi,i'm sixth year student of Tbilisi state medical university,my goal is to become neurologist in UK.which pathway do you prefer me,MRCP ans PLAB,really confused about that

The United States is backwards in everything compared to the rest of the free world but brainwashed by it's government that the US is better.

thanks doc for the informative video. I have a question about taking master's programme in UK as I find that most of universities put in the requriements for the course let's say (orthopedics MCh in Teesside uni) is IELTS 7.5 . so do they actually only accept IELTS or is it a matter of not reporting that OET is valid?

What is the difference between MSRA exam and other exams Mrcp,Mrcs exams….

So clear and simple to understand!

So amazing explanation! Thank You!!

Gmc registration for plab : in qualification when i click only mbbs option is available for my university but i did doctor of medicine what should i do

How about if you have a full registration in your home country but doesn't met the GMC criteria, can it affect your application for provisional licence under UKFP?

Hi, I have worked continuously till my post graduation and then for 1 year after that.....now, I am on a gap since almost 2 years during which I prepared for MRCS exams. How will this affect my application?

I made my gmc account 5 months ago but i got a new passport now as i have to travel to another country for plab 1 exam and my passport was near to expiry.i am having my exam in august.how to update my new passport details on gmc account

Will the alternative certificate of core competency along with mrcp grant me the cct?

Can we work as a internal medicine doctor after completing three years of internal medicine training?

Hi dr , after mbbs i want to do masters from uk e.g Derma . my question is :is it worth it to get a job in uk nd to get settle there or i have to choose plab pathway to get job nd settlement.

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good advice! was looking for solid guidance regarding this subject

My confusion just got to its highest level of sophistication

Any route for overseas Dental postgraduates to become clinical radilogist in uk after GDC registration?

Please Regarding Ob gyn Is there saturation of nhs in such field

I am a post graduate in ENT from India and I passed my MRCS part a . Can I get into any training with MRCS part A. If yes please guide me

PLAB UK route is dead. My friends are still jobless after getting GMC reg last year April

What is the average salary in non training jobs?

Can you please make a detailed video of plab vs mrcp based on current NHS situation and put out pros and cons

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How long is the non training job ? 19:24

Hello, can you please confirm if we can complete postgraduate internship in a country different from where we graduated from?

Can I manage my rent and expenses with the salary of the fy1??

This is actually a little painful to watch. She breaks down each section of the video part by part in order to (I assume) highlight inaccuracies, but contributes to the confusion: - she mentions that their graph is confusing and that GP takes 3 years. That is 3 years post foundation=5 years minimum. The real world context is important here - with the ever-growing competition from grads outside the uk, completion ratios are skyrocketing. Exams are also challenging. It is becoming increasingly rare that a doctor enters training directly from foundation and makes it through training without the inevitable stumbling blocks, which in all honesty she has probably experienced herself and is not highlighting. 5 years for Gp is the absolute minimum. - Doctors pay cut: yes, inflation has risen (and fallen) throughout the world to a varying degree, largely as a result of COVID related actions. However, this does not reflect the full story in the uk given the fact that austerity has been a major part of government policy for much longer and doctors pay has suffered for far longer than the cost of living crisis has been a feature of our economy. Equally, benefits that used to exist for doctors making our training more tolerable (eg free accommodation when sent across the country without a moments notice for training, like we signed up for the army) no longer exist. Her opinion here is, again, contributing to misinformation as it attempts to simplify something that she other does not understand or refuses to report on clearly. - Long hours: additional unpaid work is frequent. In the nhs, doctors that work longer than their contracted hours can notify HR via an internal system ‘the exception report’. This system however is deliberately laborious and requires your supervisor (who is also a doctor) to sign off on this extra hour - this leads to doctors not wanting to notify for fear of ramifications or questions about efficiency and skill. Anyone can see how this lends itself to a system that takes advantage of a huge swath of the critical workforce. Interestingly, in other government sectors eg police- the system is far more smooth and in other countries healthcare systems (eg Australia) the system is far more appropriate. Equally, rota’s are indeed awful and she has a truly questionable attitude here. Especially, considering she is constantly comparing the USA system where doctors are paid 5x uk norms and training is SIGNIFICANTLY shorter. She is not the only one that knows, has experience of and has family members who are doctors in the US. - Burnout+staff shortage: she seems to have an understanding of this although her company is effectively a part of the problem, not the solution. Heavy recruitment from countries outside the uk is not the long term answer and means auntie Margaret or uncle Jim literally has no idea what the doctor is saying to them because they came from a red country 10 days prior with no understanding of cultural norms or systems. - The fact that she specifies part of care as being “putting in a cannula” says a lot about her opinions. There should be no reason at all why a doctor needs to cannulate a patient or take bloods unless it is an arrest situation or extremely challenging access - despite what happens on a daily basis on the wards. - Competition ratios: she simply is wrong and that has played out clearly since this video was posted. Equally, CESR is not the answer either. This alternative training pathway leaves you in a difficult spot in so many other ways, including the difficulty in working overseas if you so choose. I could go on and on, but simply put, please save your thoughts to yourself and let the BMA be are spokesperson. Misinformation harms us and you clearly have an ulterior motive.

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Assalamualaikum bhai, GMC registration is required for the MD course in the UK?

When can I apply for ukmla...?

Hello doc !….internal medicine training in uk which is of three years after completing this training will they give me (CCT) certificate of completion of training OR first I will have to complete specialist training to be eligible for this CCT certificate…..??

Is experience or employment certificate required as a proof of work experience?

what about international dentist,does this apply to them too?

Please guide about anesthesia training exams in UK?

What is the procedure for training in ophthalmology in uk after post graduation for img ?

Hello, thank you for this video. What sort of questions would I be asked in a Clinical Research Fellow at the level of F2 and ST1? Some guidance would be helpful.

Thank you for this video, doctor! 🙏 Could you please clarify my doubt? I had worked almost 3 months at a hospital but I had to resign due to a family emergency(They refused to give me leave too) The HR and my senior consultant was pissed off and they refused to give me experience certificate for the period I worked with them. I was wondering if I could include that 3 months period in my cv highlighting the duties I performed? Will I be asked to produce proof later?

Very inspiring and enlightening video

Please use a realistic situation. No house is worth 100k in the UK now

Hello sir! I'm a Indian Medical student pursuing third year. I want to join Uk as my workplace. But I have no idea... how should i start for preparing it. I will be grateful if you guide me