When should you move out of the UK after working here as an IMG doctor?

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  • čas přidán 21. 07. 2024
  • In this video, I have discussed when should you move out of the UK after working as an IMG doctor. 'CCT and Flee' is the preferred route to move out of the UK after working and training here as a doctor. This video explores the pros and cons of leaving the UK for different career scenarios and returning to home countries or other countries for better opportunities. As an International medical graduate, these factors need to be considered before we decide to leave the UK. I hope this video will help you make the decision about when is the best time for you to move out of the UK and onto the next exciting chapter in your medical career!

Komentáře • 76

  • @DrMoitreyo
    @DrMoitreyo Před rokem +1

    Very informative, thanks dada!

  • @anutrisha2294
    @anutrisha2294 Před rokem

    Thank you 🙏

  • @MaskingMedic
    @MaskingMedic Před rokem +1

    Wanting my children to grow up more around my family.

  • @amitverma-ct8xu
    @amitverma-ct8xu Před rokem +3

    It's so bold of you to make this video ,otherwise there's a rat race in India for doctors to come here in UK leaving everything behind.
    I would prefer working back home

  • @medtalks3181
    @medtalks3181 Před měsícem

    Surgical specialties with CCT and 2 year post CCT experience from UK are offered 70,000 AED per month in UAE. This is common knowledge

  • @insaneroute
    @insaneroute Před rokem +1

    Hi. What abour CESR route? If someone becomes consultant going through CESR route in UK, would that be not equivalent to CCT? please guide. Thanks!

  • @charmwings
    @charmwings Před rokem +1

    Sir after completing MS in OBGY, if I clear all the parts of mrcog 3 and apply for an ST3 job in the UK, then how to proceed for CESR from there?

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  Před rokem +2

      You have to keep evidence of everything that GMC requires and then submit them.

  • @anishmalik1414
    @anishmalik1414 Před rokem +5

    Get cct and move to canada for higher pay

  • @Born-Surgeon
    @Born-Surgeon Před rokem +1

    Core surgical training(ct 1 &2 ) cct equivalent to MS India ? RIGHT?

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  Před rokem

      CST+ MRCS could be considered equivalent to MS

  • @dijaykumar6721
    @dijaykumar6721 Před rokem +1

    Sir how to get in residency training in UK through sponsored pathway without clearing MRCP?

  • @rameshjha6864
    @rameshjha6864 Před rokem +2

    Sir in order to work in Singapore, wat minimum course I'll have to complete after cracking mrcp? Will i be eligible just by doing 2yrs foundation course?

  • @kuldeeppawar5780
    @kuldeeppawar5780 Před rokem

    Sir what about doing Edic or frca from uk and then going to Australia after that ? Is that a wise decision?

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  Před rokem +2

      Many UK trained doctors go to Australia.its the most popular destination.

  • @Luladasilva217
    @Luladasilva217 Před rokem +1

    Sir, if i have rightly gathered what you said, 3 years of IM training is not considered valid enough to work as a medical specialist either in India or UK right sir? But if that's the case, then how difficult is it to get into further training in UK say in cardiology or neurology after IM training in UK itself??

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  Před rokem +1

      That's right
      Difficulty depends on competition ratios for the speciality

  • @darker_than_black
    @darker_than_black Před rokem

    Hi Sir I'm a CRMI in India
    Is moving to UK as jr doctor via UKMLE is a good decision?
    I'm really confused due the undergoing economic crises and doctors leaving NHS.
    Do I have to reconsider my dream?
    Becuz it takes a lot to move to other country leaving many things

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  Před rokem +1

      If you think coming to UK will not serve you in a positive way, then avoid it

  • @nareshgupta3388
    @nareshgupta3388 Před rokem

    Is it possible to join ST3 level post after completing MRCP and eventually enter into renal medicine as an IMG if so what is the route ?

  • @amitverma-ct8xu
    @amitverma-ct8xu Před rokem +5

    Hi Dr Suman Paul, I agree with your views .I am currently endocrinology trainee here.
    I have parents back home in India ,and am thinking of moving back once CCT is done.
    Can you please tell me what's the corporate hospital that approached you.
    My parents live in Delhi.
    I miss India too much and just waiting for completion of my training.
    Thank you souch for your informative post and happy new year to you

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  Před rokem +4

      It was for a hospital in Bangladesh. There is no reason for you to move out of Delhi.In my opinion, It's the best place to be as a doctor in India

  • @nabanitamandal4729
    @nabanitamandal4729 Před rokem

    Sir cct is after st4 to st7 or those years are included in cct?

  • @Onc2002
    @Onc2002 Před 6 měsíci +1

    Sir is getting a CCT difficult even after doing the ct and st there
    Im an IMG from India and want to write plab and come to the UK for ct and st and then get cct

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  Před 6 měsíci +1

      If you do CT+ST then you are eligible for CCT

  • @arijitganguly1758
    @arijitganguly1758 Před rokem

    Hello Dr Suman .I heard that it’s difficult to get CCT if you come after clearing MRCS compared to MTI route . Is it true ?

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  Před rokem +1

      Getting into training is difficult. However there's no difference between MRCS or MTI

    • @arijitganguly1758
      @arijitganguly1758 Před rokem

      @@SumanPaulDoc thanks a lot for your reply!

  • @amoghavarshanrupatunga1914

    Suppose if getting into ST3 after MD Medicine in India become difficult
    Will it be a bad idea to do IMT again in UK and then try getting into ST.

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  Před rokem +1

      That's possible.it increases the chances of getting into competitive specialty

  • @chhondoalam2046
    @chhondoalam2046 Před rokem +2

    বাংলাতেই কমেন্ট করছি।আপনার চ্যানেলের ভিডিওগুলো আমি সব দেখেছি।আপনার কন্টেন্টের কোয়ালিটি খুবই উচ্চ মানের।
    আপনাকে অসংখ্য ধন্যবাদ এত ব্যস্ততার মাঝেও সময় বের করে ভিডিও আপলোড করার জন্য।
    সামনের ফেব্রুয়ারিতে NHS জয়েন করতে যাচ্ছি।কোন একদিন নিশ্চয়ই আপনার সাথে দেখা হবে,সেই প্রত্যাশায়।

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  Před rokem +3

      আপনার মতো দর্শকের সাহায্য করতে পারছি সেটাই আমার অনুপ্রেরণা। উৎসাহ বাড়ানোর জন্য অনেক ধন্যবাদ।দেখা হবে।

  • @doctorstrange7852
    @doctorstrange7852 Před rokem

    If i complete my cct neurology will i be well paid in india or is it better to do md n dm neurology because eventually iwant to settle in india only

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  Před rokem +1

      MD+ DM is enough for you to settle in India. No need for CCT

  • @parimitabordoloi1059
    @parimitabordoloi1059 Před rokem

    Sir if i complete imt in internal medicine for 3 years in uk, pass all 3 stages of mrcp and return to india..can i work as a medicine consultant in a private hospital? As you mentioned only about government hospitals not accepting such doctors..

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  Před rokem +2

      Yes, you are eligible to work in both private and govt hospital

    • @parimitabordoloi1059
      @parimitabordoloi1059 Před rokem +1

      Thank you sir for your response..i am still confused as to without speciality training if i can work as a consultant in india.. because that's what you mentioned in the video that it is not possible

  • @FightPain
    @FightPain Před rokem

    Does passing FRCA fetch consultant post in Australia?

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  Před rokem

      Not without CCT

    • @FightPain
      @FightPain Před rokem

      @@SumanPaulDoc Does Primary FRCA fetch GMC registration? I have cleared primary FRCA

  • @TheArbaz30
    @TheArbaz30 Před rokem +1

    hello, after doing CCT in respiratory medicine . What is the scope in INDIA . ? Kindly answer me

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  Před rokem

      Scope is same as any respiratory specialist

    • @TheArbaz30
      @TheArbaz30 Před rokem

      @@SumanPaulDoc thank you doctor

  • @manzarmalik3680
    @manzarmalik3680 Před rokem +1

    Hi Sir!
    Thanks for this informative video.
    I would like to ask about the scope of UK trained GP in India.
    It would be a great help if you could please shed some light on this.

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  Před rokem +2

      This question is coming up quite often. I might make a video on this in future.thanks

    • @manzarmalik3680
      @manzarmalik3680 Před rokem

      @@SumanPaulDoc That would be great sir 👍
      Thankyou!

  • @pallavijagtap3991
    @pallavijagtap3991 Před 8 měsíci

    Hello. Kindly let me know if after gaining CCT, what is the pathway to work in India? Are there any exams that need to be cleared?

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  Před 8 měsíci

      You can work in India without exams provided you have registration with NMC

  • @krt5538
    @krt5538 Před rokem +1

    I am doing PG in India in a govt setup. But the condition is toxic and pay is low considering i am the only earning member in my family. I tried and by god's grace got a job in uk as i have partially cleared MRCP. Is it a good decision to leave the training in India and move to uk??

    • @krt5538
      @krt5538 Před rokem

      The employer in UK have assured that they will help me get my competencies signed off.

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  Před rokem

      To be honest, Indian MD does not really matter when you come to the UK and eventually enter training. When you already have a job then it's fine to go ahead if you are early in your MD training.

    • @krt5538
      @krt5538 Před rokem

      @@SumanPaulDoc sir, I am right in the middle. That's why a little confused if leaving md is a good decision but the department is too toxic, moreover, it becoming difficult to handle expenses.

  • @jasonstaines8593
    @jasonstaines8593 Před 11 měsíci

    Sir, can i take a short break after IMT return to india nd come back to the Uk for completing CCT?

  • @Dhanuhammer
    @Dhanuhammer Před 3 dny

    Sir, MRCS,FRCS then CCT is equivalent to MS+MCH and we would be considered as a super specialist in India, correct?
    In 2022, these degrees+ CCT was also eligible for appointment as asst professors in Medical colleges in India, correct?

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  Před 6 hodinami +1

      As per NMC rules, you are eligible for medical college posts after CCT. You might be the first one ever to join as asst professor after CCT.

    • @Dhanuhammer
      @Dhanuhammer Před 5 hodinami

      @@SumanPaulDoc 'first one ever' 😂😂😂 I know nobody would consider that 😂 but it's just a reassurance that it is as legal and valid as an MS/MD/MCH/DM from India, right sir?

    • @Dhanuhammer
      @Dhanuhammer Před 5 hodinami

      @@SumanPaulDoc I checked our state medical council website and they allow registration of FRCS seperately and CCT seperately. Does that mean FRCS alone could be considered as a super speciality degree?

  • @AzureSeraphimRick
    @AzureSeraphimRick Před rokem

    Dada canada te job Pawan jabe?

  • @adit27j
    @adit27j Před rokem +1

    Sir should we first crack ILET exam and then attempt Plab 1 or should we focus first on PLAB ?

  • @ravishshah2565
    @ravishshah2565 Před rokem

    I am working in Dubai. Very well said but things are rapidly changing here

  • @surbhisingh7534
    @surbhisingh7534 Před rokem

    Sir what is cct?