Another question, I've seen some specialties recruit through the msra exam and one of the requirements to start the specialties is gmc registration, so if an img is not working in the UK but has already obtained gmc registration through the mrsa or mrcp route and not the plab route, are the license the same regardless of the route used? Or are the licenses obtained through mrsa and mrcp only specific for those getting into the surg and physician specialty?
Sir my daughter cleared plab one and moving to uk for plab 2 in november. What is the procedure for getting clinical attachments there. After hearing your class it is not easy. So what is the solution.
For clinical attachments, she will have to apply to the HR department of respective hospitals requesting availability. It's best to plan them just after PLAB 2 so that she can complete it during the same stay in the UK.Best wishes for PLAB 2
now that passing mrcs and mrcp exams gives one gmc registration, can one use the registration to apply for junior doctor positions or fy2 or non-training positions to get used to the system instead of getting directly into the respective training/registrar jobs?
How will be the opportunity for DNB with FRCS glasgow ophthalmology with completed fellowship in cornea subspecialty, and working as a consultant in a large private hospital chain 11 years post fellowship
As other guiding platforms say, it seems only those who have gone through plab route are able to achieve cct and settle in uk, some kind of disadvantage if we opt for md+ mrcp route. Do you get what they are saying, just reply if you need that video I’ll dm.
Sir i would like to know about esegh exam after dnb medical gastroenterology from india. Is post dm/dnb med gastro eligible to write this exam? I have plans to settle in middle east later.
Hello sir, I completed my MD Radiology this year and am preparing for FRCR if I clear this exam can I directly get into CCT? or will I have to do some addition years of work, if so, how many years before I could get into CCT? Also, I have searched and found out that CCT for Radiology is for 5 years please confirm this as well? Thank you for such an informative video and please do answer.
Kindly make a video how to revise mrcp content for part 1 after completing qbank and theory once.... really i need guidance for quick revision bcoz I'm in dnb emergency medicine post graduation trainee Apollo hospital Kolkata
Is mrcp without md/mcps worth it?? I cant do training in my home country but i wanna do mrcp please suggest. And does mrcgp int have any scope anywhere eg in gulf etc.
Sir im sure that i wanna do my internal medicine training in india but im confused between MD medicine + MRCP and IMT (in india by jrcptb accredited hospitals) + MRCP, which one would be a better option for me considering that my long term goal is to get into a cardiology higher speciality training in UK (and i would also like to know if paying the extra bucks for the IMT as it is 22LPA as compared to the MD medicine course which costs just around 2 lakhs is actually worth it and would it give me a substantial advantage while securing a training post in cardiology in UK) Thank you sir 🙏 Ive been following all your videos and they have helped me immensely i couldnt thank you enough
The greatest advantage of International IMT is that you can avoid alternative core competency form. This means at least saving 1-2 year in UK hospitals trying to get it signed. So its worth the money.
Hi doctor suman I am dermatologist from india practicing in middle east with total experience of 5 years post md. What should be best route if i dont have to do cct currently..if i pass mrcp what should be my next step for getting a job as specialist in dermatology. And what are the chance of being hired from nhs as overseas dermatologist
With MRCP, you are eligible to be hired as a dermatology registrar. Then you have to apply for ST4 dermatology and complete training to get a CCT. Alternatively you can do CESR if not keen on entering training again.
Thank you 😊
Thank you sir
Another question, I've seen some specialties recruit through the msra exam and one of the requirements to start the specialties is gmc registration, so if an img is not working in the UK but has already obtained gmc registration through the mrsa or mrcp route and not the plab route, are the license the same regardless of the route used? Or are the licenses obtained through mrsa and mrcp only specific for those getting into the surg and physician specialty?
GMC License for all routes is the same.
Sir my daughter cleared plab one and moving to uk for plab 2 in november. What is the procedure for getting clinical attachments there. After hearing your class it is not easy. So what is the solution.
For clinical attachments, she will have to apply to the HR department of respective hospitals requesting availability. It's best to plan them just after PLAB 2 so that she can complete it during the same stay in the UK.Best wishes for PLAB 2
now that passing mrcs and mrcp exams gives one gmc registration, can one use the registration to apply for junior doctor positions or fy2 or non-training positions to get used to the system instead of getting directly into the respective training/registrar jobs?
yes, they can apply for both training and non training posts
How will be the opportunity for DNB with FRCS glasgow ophthalmology with completed fellowship in cornea subspecialty, and working as a consultant in a large private hospital chain 11 years post fellowship
You are already eligible for GMC registration, so search for consultant jobs and apply. Most Ophthalmology are private nowdays so limited NHS jobs.
Sir, is this same for DCH from India + MRCPCH. ? Is IELTS compulsory, even if we get an MRCPCH for applying jobs?
Same for DCH+ MRCPCH. IELTS/ OET is compulsory
As other guiding platforms say, it seems only those who have gone through plab route are able to achieve cct and settle in uk, some kind of disadvantage if we opt for md+ mrcp route. Do you get what they are saying, just reply if you need that video I’ll dm.
I have not done PLAB but have received CCT, consultant job and British citizenship. However I agree that's true for surgical specialities.
I'm planning to take pg here
Sir, Sir, if I have PG and MRCS, it possible to get CCT after ISTP? Can i get into ST3 via ISTP? Where can i keep checking the ISTP openings?
ISTP is non training job. It can help you prepare your CV for training post application.They are advertised on the royal college website
Sir i would like to know about esegh exam after dnb medical gastroenterology from india. Is post dm/dnb med gastro eligible to write this exam? I have plans to settle in middle east later.
Post DM doctors are eligible but there is absolutely no value of this exam , even in middle East
Hello sir, I completed my MD Radiology this year and am preparing for FRCR if I clear this exam can I directly get into CCT? or will I have to do some addition years of work, if so, how many years before I could get into CCT? Also, I have searched and found out that CCT for Radiology is for 5 years please confirm this as well? Thank you for such an informative video and please do answer.
MD radiology and FRCR for Indian radiologist
Sir , is clinical attachment necessary after MRCP to obtain job in UK ?
Not necessary
Kindly make a video how to revise mrcp content for part 1 after completing qbank and theory once.... really i need guidance for quick revision bcoz I'm in dnb emergency medicine post graduation trainee Apollo hospital Kolkata
Keep doing the q banks as revision. We are in the process of developing a crash course in studymedic. Hopefully it will get launched soon
Is mrcp without md/mcps worth it?? I cant do training in my home country but i wanna do mrcp please suggest. And does mrcgp int have any scope anywhere eg in gulf etc.
MRCP itself is a pg diploma and has value. MRCGP int has no value in the UK
Sir im sure that i wanna do my internal medicine training in india but im confused between MD medicine + MRCP and IMT (in india by jrcptb accredited hospitals) + MRCP, which one would be a better option for me considering that my long term goal is to get into a cardiology higher speciality training in UK (and i would also like to know if paying the extra bucks for the IMT as it is 22LPA as compared to the MD medicine course which costs just around 2 lakhs is actually worth it and would it give me a substantial advantage while securing a training post in cardiology in UK)
Thank you sir 🙏
Ive been following all your videos and they have helped me immensely i couldnt thank you enough
The greatest advantage of International IMT is that you can avoid alternative core competency form. This means at least saving 1-2 year in UK hospitals trying to get it signed. So its worth the money.
Thanks alot for your advice sir 🙏
Hi doctor suman
I am dermatologist from india practicing in middle east with total experience of 5 years post md. What should be best route if i dont have to do cct currently..if i pass mrcp what should be my next step for getting a job as specialist in dermatology. And what are the chance of being hired from nhs as overseas dermatologist
With MRCP, you are eligible to be hired as a dermatology registrar. Then you have to apply for ST4 dermatology and complete training to get a CCT. Alternatively you can do CESR if not keen on entering training again.
Thank you doctor
Sir what about md sports medicine sir?
They don't have NHS jobs. Only few training posts every year
What about md psychiatry +mrcpsych???
Same as discussed.Do checkout NHS jobs website for jobs as per your interest to get better idea
Dada... Dnb + MRCP o ki aki hbe??
Same
Sir what about ms + mrcs?
Same as discussed for MRCP
@@SumanPaulDoc thank you sir!