God bless you Nosa. You gave a clear explanation of everything I needed to know. With all the chaos about doctors leaving NHS, I was in dilemma what to do. Now I realised, we need to bear 3 years of GP training and one completed, the income after that is directly proportional to the hard work put in.
Hey, sorry to bother but I'm interested in doing mi specialty in the UK, I'm from Ecuador and I'm in my 4th year of medical school, is there any way I can chat with you for some orientation about the FY programe please?
Fantastic video. Clearly presented. It's important for doctors to start understanding their finances and taking charge of their future. Thanks for sharing Dr Nosa
And theres the issue, junior docs striking. They dont see the big picture, in 5 years from now they will be earning much much more. That and a crazy good over time rate, plus golden pension.
Yeah £2,100 for FY1 Doctors but bare in mind this is after tax not before and also obviously pay increases a lot more as your progress through your career/reach consultant level where you could be earning at least £100 per hour
Thank u very much😊😊😊 This video really helped , and it answered a lot of my questions😁😁 Pls if some one read medicine in Nigeria, can the person work in UK🙄🙄
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Dr Nosa, good morning. I passed my plab 1 months ago and I'm to take the plab 2 early next year. I was thinking of taking the academy (dr Lianne's plab strategies) but I don't know how to register. I would be very grateful if you could help me out. Thank you.
If a Nigerian international medical graduate (studied medicine in Ukraine) comes to UK to study Masters in public health nutrition without any internship experience and did not engage in volunteer work at NHS, how would he be able to make up for his lack of internship experience? Will the foundation year program (FY2) supplement his clinical or housemanship inexperience ?
First of all he would need to get his medical training recognised and obtain provisional registration with the GMC - the GMC will have to recognise his medical school and they weill be able to give you the requriements that are needed to obtain provisional registration, this may involve sitting some more exams (plab for example). After that he would either need to apply to the foundation training programme (subject to immigration regiariements etc. - talk to the foundation programme) or to trusts whihc may offer foundation posts independently (if doing this make sure they are approved and will lead to a foundation certificate of competnence) after F1 he should obtain full registration and after F2 the Foundation certificate of competence which qualifies for core training applications. First port of call would be the GMC, his university may be able to help him too.
After medical school in the UK, everyone does a foundation programme (2 years - FY1 and FY2). Once you enter specialty training, you are ST1/2/3/4/5/6/7/8 ("registrar") according to how many years you've been specialising for. Once you are fully specialised, you are a consultant. Although people can spend years in non-training roles, so for example an ST1 may be a doctor who's 3 years post-graduation, or they could have been a doctor for more years but only just entered specialty training. In GP, specialty training is 3 years so you go FY1-FY2-ST1-ST2-ST3-GP. In other specialties, specialty training is 8 years so you go up to ST8 before becoming a consultant.
FY1 is possible for IMGs. Eligibility applications open July every year for the next year August start date. You can find all the needed information on the UKFPO website. Hope this helps.
Ma’am what are the alternative options for an Emergency Medicince Dr who can’t do private clinic? Apart from being an NHS consultant what other options does he/she have?
@Doctor Nosa, If a foreign student and medical graduate currently studying Masters in Public heath nutrition seeks to get a volunteer job at NHS, what are the necessary requirements that he needs? Does he need a police report clearance?
I believe she means the specialisation in medicine e.g surgery,ob/gyn,cardiology etc God bless you Doctor Nosa and May your relationship with Jesus be forever strengthened in Jesus’ mighty name Amen!
please hearing these figures, i really want to know what these figures can do, how comfortable can one be living on this salary in the UK. i would appreciate it more if you could give examples. just so i can appreciate it better since i dont live in the UK and so dont really know what one can buy or pay with these amounts.
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Thank You for this info.. I want to ask: My brother is medical graduate who read medicine outside UK (not even in his home country) and lacks internship experience, and he is in UK studying masters in public health nutrition with d intention to write Plab 1 and 2 exams, can he secure certified medical license in UK after completing Foundation year 1 and 2 as well ? I have also heard that an international medical graduate with no internship experience currently in a masters degree in Public Health nutrition at UK could skip to FY2 instead of starting from FY1.. Is this true pls?
Hi Obinna, you're welcome! You secure a full license to practice after you complete Foundation year 1. To my knowledge, if you do not have at least 12 months internship then Foundation year 1 is the only option (i had to start this way too as I had no experience after medical school). Hope that helps.
@@DoctorNosa is it possible to work in the health sector like NHS while studying Masters in Public health nutrition in UK? Despite having no licensed document, is it possible to work at medical hospitals ?
@@CEOpaschal If the person is an international student the most they can work is 20 hours a week. They would need to be licensed to work in the NHS to work as a doctor. But if they don't have a licence they can work as a health care assistant
@@MsTaayo Yes, he's an int'l student (doing masters in Public health nutrition), and he's in UK. He is aware that he would need to apply for healthcare assistant jobs. But he needs to get his Resident Permit first. I don't know why the UK Home Office has delayed the BRP for over three weeks since he arrived.
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Actually you do have a point. They are refusing to discuss more than one problem at a time. Its easier to fob someone off over the phone. Another annoying thing is getting receptionists to ask nosey questions when making the appointment. It didn't used to be like this! 😕
@@KNOWLEDGEIsPOWER-t1y yes covid has gave them a chance to shift everything on line. No human contact.interaction. I remember the days when the doctors used to come into your home's, as a family friend even know the family dog. Sit down have tea and discuss issues. Now it's all about the Benjamins baby!
God bless you Nosa. You gave a clear explanation of everything I needed to know. With all the chaos about doctors leaving NHS, I was in dilemma what to do. Now I realised, we need to bear 3 years of GP training and one completed, the income after that is directly proportional to the hard work put in.
Exact same thoughts here!
I am an F1 working in the NHS and just came across this video. I really enjoyed it and it’s so informative. Keep it going 💕
Hey, sorry to bother but I'm interested in doing mi specialty in the UK, I'm from Ecuador and I'm in my 4th year of medical school, is there any way I can chat with you for some orientation about the FY programe please?
Good to see you again. Trust you are keeping up and well. Now let me get to watching ❤️
Welcome back Dr Nosa💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾lots of love from Zambia 🇿🇲
Just passed my plab 2! And thanks, ur videos where so helpful!
Thank you so much for letting me know! Appreciate it
Fantastic video. Clearly presented. It's important for doctors to start understanding their finances and taking charge of their future. Thanks for sharing Dr Nosa
Docs complain about long hours yet are quick to sign up for locum work. And what about the gold plated pension. Got it good if you ask me
And theres the issue, junior docs striking. They dont see the big picture, in 5 years from now they will be earning much much more. That and a crazy good over time rate, plus golden pension.
Thanks Dr Nosa. Really good stuff.😊
Welcome back. I had to turn on my notification
Hope whoever is reading this accomplishes financial FREEDOM, wealth, and is blessed with true happiness *DAiLYWebEARN♦nET*
So happy you're back on YT!
Welcome back! Missed you😆
Thank you so much Doctor Nosa, for sharing. I’m so happy to see your lovely face again. More grace to you.
Thank you so much Uky! Appreciate your lovely comment ❤️
@@DoctorNosa you’re welcome, Doc k
Thank you for quality content !
Welcome back Dr Nosa 💃🏾💃🏾...we have all missed you on our screens
Thank you so much Zanne! Xx
Boris earns more than that for giving a rambling 10 min after dinner speech.
Finally!! A video from you! Been waiting for like forever!😭😭😭 I hope you're alright though! Thanks for sharing ❤️❤️❤️❤️🥺🙏
Aww thank you so much! Yeah I am doing great thank you, much better! So happy to see your comment 😀 xxxx
Very informative! Thank you 😉
Great to see you again Dr Nosa. Hope you are keeping well.
Thank you Dr Erwin! I’m doing great, hope you are too
Your a doc and dont understand that healthcare is NOT free on the NHS, oh dear
We missed you!! Welcome Back
Thank you love! ❤️
Thank you so much doctor Nosa ...i would be joining you soon from saudi arabia. Hope we get to meet up
good to see you again absolutely love your content
Thank you so much, really appreciate it Xxx
Including the lies about NHS being free you mean
Welcome back, missed your videos so much… hope you are feeling better, sending love ❤️
Thank you so much Deborah! I’m feeling great, hope you are too 💕💕
So happy i found your channel!! New subie!!
ITS A GOOD WAGE AND YOU CHOOSE TO BE A DOCTOR. AT LEAST YOU CAN AFFORD TO LIVE UNLIKE
OTHER PEOPLE SO PLEASE IF YOU DONT LIKE IT THEN GET ANOTHERJOB
Sooo lovely watching your videos we’ve missed you! Keep the great content coming 🙌🏾🥰
Thanks love!! 💕💕💕
Hi like your content, would like a video of expenses in uk. Especially if you have family
She’s back!! 💃🏻 💃🏻
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this doctor has great skin
£700,000 a year is like one particularly mercurial GP who's worked out how to play the system well - it's a tiny number of doctors.
Indeed! But they exist, also there are quite a few GP's on £150,000 easily.
Hows that even possible 😂@DoctorNosa
👋 hey welcome back. I was wondering what happened to you. I like your content. You are also very articulate. Looking forward to more videos.
Haha thanks Miriam! Really appreciate your lovely comment! xx
Looking forward to the life update video💕 missed you on here
Thank you Gloria, definitely coming soon! 💕
You are gold sis.🙏🙏🙏 Keep posting such amazing video. Can you please do video regarding new plab update
Thank you so much! Great video suggestion xx
So good to see you again. And some excellent advice - thank-you!
Thank you for letting me know Sam! Xxx
This was helpful thank you!
£2.100 per month for a junior doctor? Not even band 5s radiographers get paid that low. That’s interesting.
Yeah £2,100 for FY1 Doctors but bare in mind this is after tax not before and also obviously pay increases a lot more as your progress through your career/reach consultant level where you could be earning at least £100 per hour
Band 5 radiographers earn less as basic. Unless they do enough Wli
Thank u very much😊😊😊
This video really helped , and it answered a lot of my questions😁😁
Pls if some one read medicine in Nigeria, can the person work in UK🙄🙄
Thank you Dr Nosa.
My joy when I saw your video ❤. You were gone for long😩
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You are shinning
Haha I believe this is a compliment so thank you!
I have a cousin who was a doctor in Nigeria,relocated to uk and became a nurse.reason was that nurses earn more than doctors in the uk.😂😂😂
Please can you advice me for blowing stomach what is good medicine
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You are great! Love the content
Long story short, GPs make a lot of money . Noted🥴
Depends on a variety of factors mentioned in the video x
Hi Nosa, are doctors forced to work during Christmas and bank holidays?
Oh good heavens no. Fortunately though people never get ill on Christmas or bank holidays so it's all good...
Dr Nosa, good morning. I passed my plab 1 months ago and I'm to take the plab 2 early next year. I was thinking of taking the academy (dr Lianne's plab strategies) but I don't know how to register. I would be very grateful if you could help me out. Thank you.
If a Nigerian international medical graduate (studied medicine in Ukraine) comes to UK to study Masters in public health nutrition without any internship experience and did not engage in volunteer work at NHS, how would he be able to make up for his lack of internship experience? Will the foundation year program (FY2) supplement his clinical or housemanship inexperience ?
First of all he would need to get his medical training recognised and obtain provisional registration with the GMC - the GMC will have to recognise his medical school and they weill be able to give you the requriements that are needed to obtain provisional registration, this may involve sitting some more exams (plab for example). After that he would either need to apply to the foundation training programme (subject to immigration regiariements etc. - talk to the foundation programme) or to trusts whihc may offer foundation posts independently (if doing this make sure they are approved and will lead to a foundation certificate of competnence) after F1 he should obtain full registration and after F2 the Foundation certificate of competence which qualifies for core training applications. First port of call would be the GMC, his university may be able to help him too.
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It's not just about the money.
Kindly explain d difference between doctors in FY1, FY2, ST1 or ST2 and all dose stuff. Does it have to do with yrs of experience.
After medical school in the UK, everyone does a foundation programme (2 years - FY1 and FY2).
Once you enter specialty training, you are ST1/2/3/4/5/6/7/8 ("registrar") according to how many years you've been specialising for. Once you are fully specialised, you are a consultant.
Although people can spend years in non-training roles, so for example an ST1 may be a doctor who's 3 years post-graduation, or they could have been a doctor for more years but only just entered specialty training.
In GP, specialty training is 3 years so you go FY1-FY2-ST1-ST2-ST3-GP.
In other specialties, specialty training is 8 years so you go up to ST8 before becoming a consultant.
What does your husband do for a living?
I notice the big ring on your finger !
It's London and the south east
So is it worth to take plab for IMGS?
Hello Doc. Did they cancel FY1 for international graduates because I have been trying to get some info on the internet but I couldn't?
FY1 is possible for IMGs. Eligibility applications open July every year for the next year August start date. You can find all the needed information on the UKFPO website. Hope this helps.
Thanks u dear
Would you want to go usa? If you had the choice.
My next video is on this topic but honestly, no, I had a choice to go to the USA and I chose the UK for reasons I'll be discussing my next video :) xx
And can one keep on teaching OET OR PLAB WHILE WORKING?
IM TO TAKE MY PLAB2 SOON. FEELING OLD ALREADY
Your content is gooooood!
You are where i started my plab 2 from
Can you run a private clinic in UK?
Ma’am what are the alternative options for an Emergency Medicince Dr who can’t do private clinic? Apart from being an NHS consultant what other options does he/she have?
Doctor Nosa, you are so beautiful.
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@Doctor Nosa, If a foreign student and medical graduate currently studying Masters in Public heath nutrition seeks to get a volunteer job at NHS, what are the necessary requirements that he needs? Does he need a police report clearance?
you need a DBS check i think
Thanks Dr Nosa, love your videos! What about the possibilities of specialization? What’s the process like?
You’re welcome Denise, don’t think I fully understand the question, specialisation in what sense?
I believe she means the specialisation in medicine e.g surgery,ob/gyn,cardiology etc God bless you Doctor Nosa and May your relationship with Jesus be forever strengthened in Jesus’ mighty name Amen!
@@DoctorNosa is it possible to get uk citizenship or passport after plab and how many years it takes
Is better we turn into footballers rather
Great
The real money is when you become a surgeon
Nice
please hearing these figures, i really want to know what these figures can do, how comfortable can one be living on this salary in the UK. i would appreciate it more if you could give examples. just so i can appreciate it better since i dont live in the UK and so dont really know what one can buy or pay with these amounts.
heart surgeons earn the most 100%
Wow did u just say the GP makes 110,000 per month meaning 1 million pounds a year?
She corrected it on screen to "per year", she just said it wrong
U say? Dr nosa,😍 a benin doctor that's also a woman, abeg wait let me go call my daughter🏃♀️🏃♀️🏃♀️
Hahaha we thank God hehehe 💕
what happens when the tax payers stop paying taxes cos taxation is theift
Grow up
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Thank You for this info.. I want to ask: My brother is medical graduate who read medicine outside UK (not even in his home country) and lacks internship experience, and he is in UK studying masters in public health nutrition with d intention to write Plab 1 and 2 exams, can he secure certified medical license in UK after completing Foundation year 1 and 2 as well ?
I have also heard that an international medical graduate with no internship experience currently in a masters degree in Public Health nutrition at UK could skip to FY2 instead of starting from FY1.. Is this true pls?
Hi Obinna, you're welcome! You secure a full license to practice after you complete Foundation year 1. To my knowledge, if you do not have at least 12 months internship then Foundation year 1 is the only option (i had to start this way too as I had no experience after medical school). Hope that helps.
@@DoctorNosa Big thanks. Pls do you have an email, or Facebook or twitter handle? i want to reach you by mail or chat
@@DoctorNosa is it possible to work in the health sector like NHS while studying Masters in Public health nutrition in UK? Despite having no licensed document, is it possible to work at medical hospitals ?
@@CEOpaschal If the person is an international student the most they can work is 20 hours a week. They would need to be licensed to work in the NHS to work as a doctor. But if they don't have a licence they can work as a health care assistant
@@MsTaayo Yes, he's an int'l student (doing masters in Public health nutrition), and he's in UK. He is aware that he would need to apply for healthcare assistant jobs. But he needs to get his Resident Permit first. I don't know why the UK Home Office has delayed the BRP for over three weeks since he arrived.
I thought you were a GP?
She is so beautiful
Oh no not another one. That's three exact same video in two hours .....it's campaign to make us feel sorry for doctors....
Please do you say GBP 100,000 per month or per year ?
She accidentally said per month but corrected it on screen to per year. It is per year definitely
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Doctors are soo lazy nowday. Suffer from lazyitis since the pandemic. It's all about the money now and not the patient
Are you paying their bills? kmt.
look, this proves that you are probably not earning a lot of money.
Entitled John
Actually you do have a point. They are refusing to discuss more than one problem at a time. Its easier to fob someone off over the phone. Another annoying thing is getting receptionists to ask nosey questions when making the appointment. It didn't used to be like this! 😕
@@KNOWLEDGEIsPOWER-t1y yes covid has gave them a chance to shift everything on line. No human contact.interaction. I remember the days when the doctors used to come into your home's, as a family friend even know the family dog. Sit down have tea and discuss issues. Now it's all about the Benjamins baby!