Hello there That was a vivid description of NHS.I 'd like some information on speciality training obstetrics an gynaec in NHS.I'm at present working as a specialist with postgraduate diploma in obgyn.But I want to upgrade my career withMRCOG training in NHS.Please inform the proceedures ,age limits ,eligibilty criteria required.
Thank you Dan. My Q is: i am IMG doctor, radiologist. I finished part 1 FRCR and i am thinking to take the plabs to get GMC registration. Will this give me any advantage? What type of job i can apply for in this case? And will the situation be different if i have the FRCR 2A? As getting a seat for 2B takes a long time. Thanks
Hello Amjad, Thank you for your comment. We would advise against going down the PLAB route as a Radiologist. The reason for this is that PLAB limits you to working at ST1, ST2 and SHO level and it is extremely rare to find a Radiology service post at this level. We know getting a seat for FRCR 2B is hard, but this is definitely the NHS' preferred route. Once you have full FRCR and a pass in IELTS/OET, please do get in contact with us and we can support in securing a post that will provide you with full CESR support in a location of your choice. If you have any further questions please do email us at apply@bdiresourcing.com. Regards, Gabrielle All the best, Gabrielle
Hi Your videos are quite helpful. I want to ask you that a person working as a Consultant Paediatric Surgery in home country with a considerable experience in Medical Education MBBS from home country FRCS from Edinburgh UK Full GMC registration Fulfills all other requirements of NHS except CCT/CESR How can he get a job in UK? Can he get Locum consultant job although in their personal specifications there is always CCT or entry in specialist register is desirable? With so much experience which job should he apply for? We also want to get indefinite stay. Please guide us. Thank you
Hello. With your experience and qualifications you can certainly apply for locum positions if you would like. It is totally up to you, dependant on what sort of position you would like and what is available. The best place to look to see the availability of such suitable posts is on the NHS jobs website :)
You would still need to have completed your GMC. Once you have your MRCP and GMC, you can then choose which area of medicine you'd like to practice within and apply for such positions.
Hi Dan. What would be the process for an American Board certified physician who has completed his residency (PG equivalent) from the United States to move his practice to the UK? What exams need to be taken and will he be considered as a consultant straightaway after passing the necessary exams? Thanks.
Hello Dr Khan, Thank you for your comment! Can I ask what area of Medicine you specialise in? The only American medicine qualifications approved by the GMC are: Paediatrics, Anaesthetics and Radiology. Can I also ask how many years total experience you hold? And then we can guide you on what grade you can expect to work at in the UK. Regards, Gabrielle
@@bdiresourcing5775 Thanks for the prompt reply. I will be completing my pediatrics residency soon and plan on doing a fellowship (subspecialization) in pediatric neurology which lasts for 2-3 years (A total of 5-6 years of Post Graduate training). Eventually, I will be certified by both, the American Board of Pediatrics and the American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology. However, since most of my family resides in the UK, I would strongly consider moving there shortly after my training.
Hello Dr Khan, Fantastic! Well we wish you all the best with the remainder of your residency and when you are ready to relocate to the UK please do contact us at apply@bdiresourcing.com and we can support you in securing an NHS post. Regards, Gabrielle
When does one apply for the jobs on oriel after passing plab 1 and plab 2 for the img's ? I have heard that we can only apply for SHO and FY 2 stand alone posts which open in Jan month? Is it the case or some other posts are available throughout the year?
Hello Doctor, Thank you for your comment. NHS training post application dates differ depending on specialty. First round will be on one date and then two months later they will re-open it for second round applications. I would suggest creating an Oriel account and checking for posts every day. With PLAB, you will not be eligible to apply for ST3 training posts. So, you can apply for FY2 or ST1. All the best, Gabrielle
@@bdiresourcing5775 when do the SHO and FY2 stand alone posts open on oriel for IMG's? I am currently doing my house job FY 1 in my home country and will apply for a job after taking the plab's and gmc full registration applied for!
@@dr.pradhyumnkumarmehrania7057 Hello again doctor, FY2 training posts open in March/April time of each year, the posts will then start in August. FY2 stand alone posts are not training, but a service post that allows you to get your competencies signed off. All the best, Gabrielle
@@bdiresourcing5775 can an img apply for fy2 training posts? Are they called LAT posts? Is it the case that if someone leaves the FY2 then only we can apply for them?
@@dr.pradhyumnkumarmehrania7057 Hello again, Yes - IMGs can apply for FY2 training post but you will be eligible for the second round. The advert will go to a second round if they do not fill the posts in the first instance. All the best, Gabrielle
So after plab 1 and plab 2 I want to do dermatology as speciality..what pathway is good for me? Please explain whole path ...like should I take training or no training job.. in FY2 ...and after FY2 what path ? I am IMG student Thanks
@@drhimanshupatel7289 Hello Dr Patel, Congratulations to you! I would suggest passing PLAB and then you can apply for an FY2 non-training post in the UK. You should then go onto apply for Core Medical Training and then Dermatology at ST3 level. All the best with your studies. Regards, Gabrielle
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That was a vivid description of NHS.I 'd like some information on speciality training obstetrics an gynaec in NHS.I'm at present working as a specialist with postgraduate diploma in obgyn.But I want to upgrade my career withMRCOG training in
NHS.Please inform the proceedures ,age limits ,eligibilty criteria required.
Thank you Dan. My Q is: i am IMG doctor, radiologist. I finished part 1 FRCR and i am thinking to take the plabs to get GMC registration. Will this give me any advantage? What type of job i can apply for in this case? And will the situation be different if i have the FRCR 2A? As getting a seat for 2B takes a long time. Thanks
Hello Amjad,
Thank you for your comment.
We would advise against going down the PLAB route as a Radiologist. The reason for this is that PLAB limits you to working at ST1, ST2 and SHO level and it is extremely rare to find a Radiology service post at this level.
We know getting a seat for FRCR 2B is hard, but this is definitely the NHS' preferred route.
Once you have full FRCR and a pass in IELTS/OET, please do get in contact with us and we can support in securing a post that will provide you with full CESR support in a location of your choice.
If you have any further questions please do email us at apply@bdiresourcing.com.
Regards,
Gabrielle
All the best,
Gabrielle
Hi
Your videos are quite helpful.
I want to ask you that
a person working as a Consultant Paediatric Surgery in home country with a considerable experience in Medical
Education
MBBS from home country
FRCS from Edinburgh UK
Full GMC registration
Fulfills all other requirements of NHS
except
CCT/CESR
How can he get a job in UK?
Can he get Locum consultant job although in their personal specifications there is always CCT or entry in specialist register is desirable?
With so much experience which job should he apply for?
We also want to get indefinite stay.
Please guide us.
Thank you
Hello. With your experience and qualifications you can certainly apply for locum positions if you would like. It is totally up to you, dependant on what sort of position you would like and what is available. The best place to look to see the availability of such suitable posts is on the NHS jobs website :)
Please how do I get a phlebotomy job in UK
What if we do IMT (mrcp) from India (including portfolio and yearly analysis(ARCP)
You would still need to have completed your GMC. Once you have your MRCP and GMC, you can then choose which area of medicine you'd like to practice within and apply for such positions.
Hi Dan. What would be the process for an American Board certified physician who has completed his residency (PG equivalent) from the United States to move his practice to the UK? What exams need to be taken and will he be considered as a consultant straightaway after passing the necessary exams? Thanks.
Hello Dr Khan,
Thank you for your comment!
Can I ask what area of Medicine you specialise in?
The only American medicine qualifications approved by the GMC are: Paediatrics, Anaesthetics and Radiology.
Can I also ask how many years total experience you hold? And then we can guide you on what grade you can expect to work at in the UK.
Regards,
Gabrielle
@@bdiresourcing5775 Thanks for the prompt reply. I will be completing my pediatrics residency soon and plan on doing a fellowship (subspecialization) in pediatric neurology which lasts for 2-3 years (A total of 5-6 years of Post Graduate training). Eventually, I will be certified by both, the American Board of Pediatrics and the American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology. However, since most of my family resides in the UK, I would strongly consider moving there shortly after my training.
Hello Dr Khan,
Fantastic! Well we wish you all the best with the remainder of your residency and when you are ready to relocate to the UK please do contact us at apply@bdiresourcing.com and we can support you in securing an NHS post.
Regards,
Gabrielle
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When does one apply for the jobs on oriel after passing plab 1 and plab 2 for the img's ? I have heard that we can only apply for SHO and FY 2 stand alone posts which open in Jan month? Is it the case or some other posts are available throughout the year?
Hello Doctor,
Thank you for your comment.
NHS training post application dates differ depending on specialty. First round will be on one date and then two months later they will re-open it for second round applications.
I would suggest creating an Oriel account and checking for posts every day.
With PLAB, you will not be eligible to apply for ST3 training posts. So, you can apply for FY2 or ST1.
All the best,
Gabrielle
@@bdiresourcing5775 when do the SHO and FY2 stand alone posts open on oriel for IMG's? I am currently doing my house job FY 1 in my home country and will apply for a job after taking the plab's and gmc full registration applied for!
@@dr.pradhyumnkumarmehrania7057 Hello again doctor,
FY2 training posts open in March/April time of each year, the posts will then start in August.
FY2 stand alone posts are not training, but a service post that allows you to get your competencies signed off.
All the best,
Gabrielle
@@bdiresourcing5775 can an img apply for fy2 training posts? Are they called LAT posts? Is it the case that if someone leaves the FY2 then only we can apply for them?
@@dr.pradhyumnkumarmehrania7057 Hello again,
Yes - IMGs can apply for FY2 training post but you will be eligible for the second round. The advert will go to a second round if they do not fill the posts in the first instance.
All the best,
Gabrielle
So after plab 1 and plab 2 I want to do dermatology as speciality..what pathway is good for me? Please explain whole path ...like should I take training or no training job.. in FY2 ...and after FY2 what path ? I am IMG student
Thanks
Hello Dr Patel,
Thank you for your message.
Can I please start by asking how much experience you have?
Regards,
Gabrielle
@@bdiresourcing5775 I am undergraduate doctor completed my internship 1 year ....
@@drhimanshupatel7289 Hello Dr Patel,
Congratulations to you! I would suggest passing PLAB and then you can apply for an FY2 non-training post in the UK.
You should then go onto apply for Core Medical Training and then Dermatology at ST3 level.
All the best with your studies.
Regards,
Gabrielle
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