Does Australia offer non training job opportunities or training ones as well? If one is planning a career path can Australia be considered for training after fy2.
Through compitent pathway u dont have to take amc, u find a job and sponsper in australia Board gives u provisional registration,after 1 year of supervised work they issue full registration
I think there should be contractual agreements between the NHS and doctors who train to be obliged to do a certain amount of years etc practice before going abroad unless for a sabbatical or work experience or unless its for poor countries who lack doctors. Why should we be paying for doctors to train only for them to go to Austrailia ?!!! sorry but it seems kind of selfish reasons for training to be a doctor,maybe there are others who might be better suited !!
Interesting! People tend to do this as more of a career break rather than a long term to thing, it’s pretty relentless the escalator of medical training once you’re on it so it’s a nice change!
The training in this country is pretty bad, many hours very little pay to show for it, along with the bullying and BAME discrimination, it's very much justified to leave as and when we'd want. Don't forget, we pay for our degrees and the salary when you're training is like £13 an hour which, considering medicine is at least a 5 year commitment, isn't worth it in the slightest. They treat junior doctors like trash because they know that you NEED to do your foundation training. So why not be selfish when the people who dictate the rules are selfish themselves?
Stop taking doctors from other countries then uk! 45% of our doctors in the uk are foreign FROM poorer countries. The colonisers double standard at play
Stay away...far too many Asian doctors here already. Most are in the outer suburbs where all the workers and bogans live. Apartheid? You only have to look at the Australian medical system.
Something I am definitely considering, working conditions and respect for doctors seem to be so much better there it seems
I would have loved to but the process just seemed like too much hassle
I KNOW
No, it really doesn't.
I would appreciate if you could elaborate about the 1 year supervised job after GMC registration to be eligible to get registration in Australia.
Hi Kiran, please make a video on journey from UK to Canada as well, if possible. Thanks
Good idea!
How long did it take Kieron to start looking ozzy? Def got that Australian look going on .
Loool I’ll pass this message on and ask him 😂 he’s half Indian though so I think he’s always looked a little like that
Very informative!!
Great VID
Thanks Don, great name
omo , let me just appreciate , both of you have the perfect skin
Hahahaha the highest compliment
0:17. Hate to be pedantic, but that's Adelaide.
It's a long commute for him each day lol
Thanks for this video
Does Australia offer non training job opportunities or training ones as well? If one is planning a career path can Australia be considered for training after fy2.
Usually people go for non training roles but then if you’ve worked for a year I believe you can then apply for training (but I’d need to check this)
@@Kiran.Morjaria alrightie, thankyou for the reply!
Your intro map had ol mate going to Adelaide... not Melbourne.
It's a long commute to work for him
Please come to Australia Kiran!
Does Kavi have any youtube channel?
He does not
omo tis is awesommmmmmmmmmmmmm
Eyyy thanks bro
Is it difficult to go through the competent authority pathway? Are the AMC exams still required in that case?
I'm not sure, sorry!
@@Kiran.Morjaria lol good one Kiran 😂
This is very interesting, but the AMC CAT is a bit challenging 🇦🇺❤️
Oh really! Harder than UK/US entrance exams
Through compitent pathway u dont have to take amc, u find a job and sponsper in australia
Board gives u provisional registration,after 1 year of supervised work they issue full registration
But it is impossible for international junior doctors incl uk to get specialty training in Australia without references from local consultants
Most people will go there first to work before going into speciality training
I think this video is reuploaded....i might have seen this video before...
From the second channel which no longer exists! A couple of reuploads coming that people may not have seen
hi first comment
Winner!
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Thanks Pap
@@Kiran.Morjaria 😁
And all they do is ask for more people money, so I wouldn't recommend that do tors come to austraila.
I think there should be contractual agreements between the NHS and doctors who train to be obliged to do a certain amount of years etc practice before going abroad unless for a sabbatical or work experience or unless its for poor countries who lack doctors.
Why should we be paying for doctors to train only for them to go to Austrailia ?!!! sorry but it seems kind of selfish reasons for training to be a doctor,maybe there are others who might be better suited !!
You have to work for two years in the UK post medical school before you'll be considered to be able to work abroad as a doctor.
Interesting! People tend to do this as more of a career break rather than a long term to thing, it’s pretty relentless the escalator of medical training once you’re on it so it’s a nice change!
The training in this country is pretty bad, many hours very little pay to show for it, along with the bullying and BAME discrimination, it's very much justified to leave as and when we'd want.
Don't forget, we pay for our degrees and the salary when you're training is like £13 an hour which, considering medicine is at least a 5 year commitment, isn't worth it in the slightest. They treat junior doctors like trash because they know that you NEED to do your foundation training. So why not be selfish when the people who dictate the rules are selfish themselves?
Pay us more then
Stop taking doctors from other countries then uk! 45% of our doctors in the uk are foreign FROM poorer countries. The colonisers double standard at play
Stay away...far too many Asian doctors here already. Most are in the outer suburbs where all the workers and bogans live. Apartheid? You only have to look at the Australian medical system.