What to Expect AFTER Clearing the FRCR Exam | Jobs, Work and Life in the UK for IMGs
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- čas přidán 8. 07. 2024
- A thorough narration of what happens after you clear the FRCR Exam by Dr. Tejas Kapadia.
Also read our exhaustive FRCR Blog for more: radiogyan.com/guides/frcr-exa...
What happens AFTER you clear the FRCR exam?
Where all can you practice?
How should you find jobs?
Is it easy to get a job?
How much cost does it take to settle in the UK and is the pay enough?
What is the salary of a radiologist in the UK?
Speaker:
Dr. Tejas Kapadia (DNB, FRCR, MMed)
Consultant Paediatric Radiologist, Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital, UK
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⌚️Time Stamps:
0:00 Introduction
2:25 Talk Begins
5:55 Steps to move to the UK after FRCR
6:45 English Tests for FRCR
10:23 How to find radiology jobs in the UK
16:14 Visas for Radiologists
16:50 Working as a Radiologist in the UK
28:40 Work-life balance for Radiologists in the UK (inlcuding expenses)
32:40 Radiology Fellowships in the UK
34:50 Global Radiologist Earn Learn and Return
37:23 Radiology in India vs the UK
40:40 Questions and Answers
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Further reading:
1. FRCR Blog : radiogyan.com/guides/frcr-exam-guide/
2. Insights into obtaining FRCR and beyond: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7240893/
3. thesavvyimg.co.uk/become-a-radiologist-in-the-uk-a-comprehensive-guide-for-imgs/
4. www.gmc-uk.org/-/media/documents/sat---ssg---clinical-radiology---dc2289_pdf-48457902.pdf
5. Job Plan : www.rcr.ac.uk/sites/default/files/BFCR(13)9_job_plans.pdf
6. Global Radiologist Scheme : www.rcr.ac.uk/clinical-radiology/being-consultant/working-uk/global-radiologists-earn-learn-and-return-scheme
Thank you again for the information. I am grateful for such information.
But i want to know about Plab-1 fail. I have failed Plab1. Will it affect later? Not eligible for FRCR and registration? Please help me...else i have to first clear plab during my residency.
Very informative for clarifying all the confusions I had👏🏻.
Thank you so much 👍🏻
Glad it was helpful!
Thoroughly enjoyed talk. Informative! . Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Exhaustive information and every topic from personal to professional front covered. It's so chronological that I had virtual reality experience 🙏🙏👍 . recommend everyone intending to work in UK..
Glad you enjoyed it, Kedarnath!
Re: Global fellow Radiologists, the information provided with regard to not being able to sign off reports is not correct. We have 6 GHF Radiologists and they sign off their General Radiology reports. For sub-specialist work which they would be doing TPA (MSK/GU/GI etc) they will be mentored and reports checked as part of their training. Once they are competent and confident to sign off their own reports in sub-speciality, they will be allowed to (usually after 50% of their GHF period). They will also get support for CESR and will be looked after. Re-Pay scale, they get paid around on-par with a 1st year consultant pay-scale, which is what any one joining as Locum Consultant would get. Hope this helps.
Thanks Sameer for the clarification. My comments on signing off reports came out wrong as it was meant for CT/MRI. Of course the radiographs and USG reports can be verified (local trainees generally do sign off their own scans from year 3 onwards). I am happy to know that the Global fellows can sign off all examinations in later years of training.
Thank you for your detailed comment Dr. Shamshuddin. I will mention this in the pinned comment so that people are aware.
Thank you both, just to clarify further GHF Rads also sign off general cross sectional ct mr including Oncalls. It’s only the specific sub-speciality stuff that they are getting trained are the ones that get checked.
Lovely talk and great efforts overall by team Radiogyan 👌
What does an emergency call look like in nhs? What is the usual mix of cases. What skills does one need to develop before shifting to uk to work independently as a consultant so we are more prepared.
very informative talk,in part of talk some body asked for ireland and the answer was that you can work in north ireland,what about republic of Ireland?
Very nice and useful session
We are happy that you found this session useful. We hope you continue to follow our content for more interesting topics. What more would you like to know about FRCR?
It was very informative presentation.Once i cleared FRCR exam can i get ST3 or ST4 training post to finish wth CCT .I thing currently CESR CP is the same as CCT.
Well explained
Thanks a lot 👍
Glad you liked the video. Do check out our detailed FRCR blog: radiogyan.com/guides/frcr-exam-guide/
Hi sir.. Thanks for the valuable info... Can a person who has qualified Frcr work as a teleradiologist from India for NHS or for other countries?and how much do they pay? Is it peanuts like india? 😀
Where is the previous video about the exam that you are talking abouy ? Can you please share the link?
czcams.com/users/liveo988EnRJ4ws?feature=share
Hello Sir, could you guide us on options after DMRD? What is the scope in India and abroad? Thank you
I am not sure if there are specific option for DMRD. Most international institutes expect you to have 3 -4 years of radiology residency training.
Post DMRD you can work for an S.R in recognised medical College for a year and than can apply for FRCR part 2 B
Kindly give a talk on CESR too. Thank you.
Sure. Will try.
In what all countries is FRCR valid to work with out writing particular countries license exam?
You didnt reply to my question sir.
Just a heart for you 😢
Thank you for informative video.
I failed Plab-1 two months ago and recently joined MD Radiology. Can I give FRCR and get GMC registered OR go through MTI?
Please do help me. I am confused, hopeless and helpless.
Hey there....are there any MD radiologists aspiring for FRCR in 2024 June session?
Can ping me
Hi sir
Is MD/DNB radiation oncology from india eligible for the FRCR exam?
I do not think so. You can write to the FRCR for confirmation.
Yes you are eligible for FRCR Clinical Oncology..
People of this channel don’t know anything about the field..
Im radiologist in indonesia , can i registred for FRCR Exam ?
I do not think there is such a restriction.
Sir can you give some idea about FRCR clinical oncology???
Unfortunately no.
isn't India the 2nd largest english speaking country??
Is it ?
Number wise yes