There’s lots of job gaps already and more people are retiring early and more are working part time. Job gaps are increasing. NHS is a holy cow too and there won’t be budget cuts unless something changes dramatically politically. IMGs are a valued part of our service and present and are in almost every program. Also, higher training programs are standardised so everyone has a fair chance. Primary care is very good in the UK too in particular - its paid well and is a stable life. (Many other countries don’t seem to value this part of medicine as here).
As a reasonably long in the tooth nhs consultant (10 years)- I’d recommend a) intelligent A level students do something else entirely- maybe law, accountancy, IT b) newly qualified MBChBs (or equivalent)- retrain in something else, you are intelligent and capable of a lot c) FY1s and FY2s- probably too late to easily change by this point, but not entirely without hope and by the time you are in group d) ie. CT1 and above you’ll already understand the rest of my advice and be picking up your antidepressants from the pharmacy. The NHS is a hungry monster that lures in our brightest and most compassionate and morphs them into burnt out husks of human beings. It is an absolutely awful organisation that the devil and all his wicked minions couldn’t dream up in their wildest most evil dreams.
@@ArtOfPsycholgy I mean that anyone with half a brain should do something actually worthwhile and valuable and NOT seek work with the NHS. An organisation that seems to be wilfully designed to destroy its employees.
@@JamesBond-io3ux I’ve been having a bad 20 odd years working in the nhs, 11 as a consultant and it only gets worse as time goes on. I agree that if someone enjoys medicine they should do it, but anywhere other than the nhs.
Could you please make a video on the NHS work environment and if the rumours of toxicity and bullying stand to be true? The thing putting me off the most is that the work environment is toxic, stressed and overworked. Thanks so much for your efforts Ibreez! Lots of love from Sudan 🇸🇩
Hi Ibreez I’m a MBBS qualified doctor from SriLanka & currently on a holiday visit in UK. I came across your UA-cam video regarding job opportunities to IGD. Actually I’ve > 15 years of experience in the field of ‘Cardio Thoracic Surgery’ in Sri Lanka as an assistant cardiac surgeon. Since there is a economic crisis going on in my country I think of migrating to Uk. I would greatly appreciate your advice for my future.
@@RoadToUK yes but when you filter down to what suits you and your qualifications, you end up with maybe 10% of all the "many" posts you are talking about. And by the way, London or not, most of the jobs require min 6 months previous work in the NHS so how on earth can someone apply for something that requires previous work in a country i haven't work in ? it is like chicken and egg
@@RoadToUK again, most of them London or not, require previous NHS experience so they are the ones who are limiting us the applicants and not the other way around.
So does this mean that in 4-5 years the jobs will not be as available as they are now? And if so should I as a med student shift my focus towards the usmle?
@@RoadToUK based on what was said in the video from 6:00 to 6:55 If the shortage is 50,000 and about 15,000 get Gmc registration every year doesn't that mean that in a few years the jobs will become less available? (I know that it is actually more complicated that that and there are other factors I should take into account) so I just wanted to know your opinion
@@mohammedhany1032 That is just for that year. The gap will continue to increase each year as people retire, move away, choose not to continue, etc. And on top of that, nothing enough are locally graduating and post Brexit, less EEA doctors are coming.
Most of my friends and myself included have been applying for jobs after GMC registration for almost a year with no offers. This is real Ibreez. I contacted an NHS consultant personally and she said that they only accept doctors with NHS employment experience. I have job experience for 2 years in the emergency department after internship, all the life support certificates, research, CPD and audit, with no results. I had my CV reviewed as well and continued to apply to jobs matching my specifications. What more can I do Ibreez cause I tried everything.
By virtue of your ability to apply for jobs, you yourself have acknowledged no saturation else you'd have nothing to apply for. That being said, please see: ua-cam.com/video/DopCk5Nsjb0/v-deo.htmlsi=Qc3y3KwTwxRr_na8 & ua-cam.com/video/JTB4CXSxLYs/v-deo.htmlsi=ivv-jcjjXgJ0HNjY
They are blind,will never make any vedio on current situation, they Won't even talk about current physician assistant issue, how they are eating the junior doctor's place. I used adore this channel a lot. Man, they are biased as freak. Totally disappointed.
Does making video explaining or teaching a certain disease like HTN or diabetes and so in a youtube channel considered a teaching experience? and if I have youtube channel should I mention it in the interview or it will be useless? Will I get points for that in the interview? And if someone who doesn't have any teaching experience could he do that instead like open youtube channel and begin talking about specific diseases and so?
I feel like it's more about not getting a training job? I could be wrong but i have heard that radiology, gen surgery, plastics, psychiatry is near to impossible for imgs
No, that's not true. This has been discussed already in several of our videos, but the training application process is equal for IMGs and their British counterparts.
Hi Ibreez, I have a few questions that have been bothering me for a while now and i couldn't find info anywhere else. i started my mbbs in 2018 so after studying for two years in china i had to come back to Pakistan around January 2020 because of the pandemic therefore i've been studying online ever since. Now i'm in final year and we're uncertain that china education ministry will let us go back even for gradation. Is this going to be an issue? The thing is that unlike most countries medical students in china do not start having clinical rotations after 3rd year. In china you study theory for 4 years and then you spend your entire final year(5th year) in the hospital. 6 months in surgery and 6 months in medicine just like housejob or internship but this is included in our mbbs duration. So since they won't allow us to go back to china we have to do that internship which is a part of our mbbs in Pakistan. Is it necessary to do this internship or clinical rotations in affiliated hospital of the medical college we're students of? Or can we do this internship anywhere in the world and just show the documents later that we've had our clinical rotations in mbbs. I'm lost because this is a huge problem and i've no idea what to do. I'm sorry for the lengthy question but i had to explain my exact situation. A reply would be really appreciated thanks.
What options do I have? I am going to complete my anaesthesia residency next month. I have completed usmle all steps in 2018. Am I eligible for full gmc registration?
I have 3yrs of experience in anaesthesia and icu, also have Mrcp 1 and 2, after clearing paces, am I eligible to apply for jobs in all medical specialities?
Hello, i want to know if after i have written PLAB 1, i am able to get an internship after graduating as a fresh graduate from medical school with no prior work experience. Its so hectic in my country and i just want to move from my medical school to UK. is this possible? if it is what do i need to do?
Hi Doc I am a pre med student who likes to work in the UK in the future. Ive emailed you via your website for what zoom consultation to choose for your advice. Unfortunetily, I havent been replied back. Could you tell me which of one I may need to take for your advice?
Salam alaykum,how is Pathology training in UK? I am 4th year MBBS and i really want to pursue pathology particularly towards immunology or histopathology. Would it be a good option? Do you have any opinions or knowledge about RCPA (Royal college of Pathologists of Australia)?
Mem can you please guide me your videors are always informative I want to know ones I completed my mrcpch ow can I applied for residency programme and how easily I can get residency after completion of it
Assalam o Alakium! I don’t know pretty much about nhs. Etcc etc. .. but. Now i am a student of mbbs first year right now in china… is it good for my future … or i can do another degree.. can you plz tell me .. respect🤍
US is so much better for doctors. Offcourse getting a residency match is very challenging, as there are juat 60K spots per year and people from all over world compete to get US medical residency. Need top USMLE scores, research experience, articles published etc etc to stand out in matching and interviews. The good part is high paying jobs are lined up perhaps from day 1 with sign up bonus / paid rent etc.
Now, the USA doesn't have basic pay or a general salary for doctors, so starting salary can depend on the hospital and cost of living for an area, but if we consider the IM residency in Houston, Texas, the PGY1 starting salary is $60,000. Residents usually work 80-100 hours a week, so if we take the lower end of 80, in a month they will work 320 hours. Taking that salary and dividing it out for pay per hour before tax, it would come to $15.62, or about $16/hour pre-tax. If we then look at the UK basic pay (which means no on-call shifts, weekends, nights, etc), the pay is £39,467 for a CT1. Hours for a basic work schedule are put down as about 173 hours a month. Calculated out, that comes to £19, or about $26.17/hour pre-tax. If you then say, well what if an IMG starts at an FY2 post- the basic pay then is £33,345. Calculated again against the same hours comes to £16/hour, or $22/hour pre-tax. Now if you then point out, well PGY1 should be compared to FY1 (even though IMGs don't have to start at FY1 in UK but must start at PGY1 in USA), the basic pay for an FY1 is £28,808, which then calculates down to about £14/hour, or about $20/hour pre-tax. Things to also consider: no one just works basic pay in the UK. We will want to be oncall and do weekends, nights, etc so that will then supplement our pay. But for the sake of keeping it simple, we are just comparing the salary to the basic pay. Hope that makes sense! Source of salary: med.uth.edu/.../program.../salary-and-benefits/
@@karunyapriyanka6947 you have to clear either license exam (PLAB) or FRCP/MRCP to start practicing. You can't directly apply for Job as MCI license is not applicable in UK. You need to be registered with their Medical council i.e,GMC
Sorry to point out, 2211 code is not in the updated list as of 15Feb 2022. My point being, if in the updated list it is no more does that confirm the popular belief of saturation? Sorry again if it seems negative talking.
@@RoadToUK will I get job in uk after PLAB , I am an ANESTHETIST , WORKING AS an emergency physician and free Lancer Anesthetist. Done post graduation anesthesia in 2015
I think the problem are not the job vacancies but the sub minimum pay they are offering for it. If a doctor who sacrificed minimum of 6 years of life earns less than, let’s say, a train conductor then he/she ain’t gonna go for that job.
Where are you getting this data from? If you have the experience, and you know your worth, you can negotiate your pay in a non-training role. And besides, you can find out the pay from day one. If you don't think it's worth your while, don't go for the UK.
@@helheimpanda I would highly suggest you to read articles by BMA on junior doctor pay restoration and on doctors vote. A junior doctor earns 30% less than what someone with the same post used to earn 10 years ago thanks to the inflation and no pay increase. Is the value of a current junior doctor less than the one 10 years ago? If no, then why is the pay less than them?
Are you kidding me? Even USMLE doesn't require IELTS. IELTS is just a money making machine for the UK, Australia and Canada. Think of it, the exams is in English,if you have low proficiency, you can't pass. If you think cos of OET, there are low quality doctors then think twice cos that IELTS is not even needed just like almighty USMLE doesn't require it.
@@RoadToUK I mean the GMC exams are very straight forward. PLAB 1 is simple while PLAB 2 is just a simulation on how to be a cog in the system. So when they started accepting OET which is again a very easy exam you have this flood of doctors. This year many FY1 doctors were not given placements. Even IMT training which is basically service provision had a lot of competition
@@adilislam4166 All the foundation doctors were allocated to a program, and you can see from the UKFP data how many were IMGs. Also, PLAB is not the only exam (though you may find it to be simple and easy!) as there are post-graduate exams that IMGs enter with as well. Unclear how IMT being service provision plays into your comment...
@@adilislam4166 The exams is competitive enough for that level. Unless you are suggesting it is compressed like the USMLE for both general and specialization. Remember you still have to write exams for specialization in the UK.
Jobs are there but these will be probably there for only 2 to 3 years more..UK is a small country ..can accommodate only as much unlike US !! Also doctor salary is low in comparison and training is very long
This has been in state for two years already. As for the other misconceptions you hold, please see: ua-cam.com/video/6DQgLl7s7eo/v-deo.html & ua-cam.com/video/jFITiQDUop8/v-deo.html
There’s lots of job gaps already and more people are retiring early and more are working part time. Job gaps are increasing. NHS is a holy cow too and there won’t be budget cuts unless something changes dramatically politically. IMGs are a valued part of our service and present and are in almost every program. Also, higher training programs are standardised so everyone has a fair chance.
Primary care is very good in the UK too in particular - its paid well and is a stable life. (Many other countries don’t seem to value this part of medicine as here).
Exactly!
Is it worth returning to settle in home country after just few years of speciality training before CCT?
Ibreez, u are a star. Thanks for everything that u are doing for the IMGs community
You're welcome 😁
Thank you! ❤️Was really worried about not getting a job..will work on what you have said👍🏼😊
You're welcome!
Thanks so much guys for all the efforts specially at keeping us motivated !
Our pleasure 😄
Wow that's a huge relief
Very grateful of you to provide such information to us.
Our pleasure 🤗
Thank you Ibreez for this very useful video ❤️
Wish you all the best.
You're very welcome 😁
The truth is world has reshaped after pandemic we all need to hold and have patience rest things will always work for those who give their best
Exactly!
As a reasonably long in the tooth nhs consultant (10 years)- I’d recommend a) intelligent A level students do something else entirely- maybe law, accountancy, IT b) newly qualified MBChBs (or equivalent)- retrain in something else, you are intelligent and capable of a lot c) FY1s and FY2s- probably too late to easily change by this point, but not entirely without hope and by the time you are in group d) ie. CT1 and above you’ll already understand the rest of my advice and be picking up your antidepressants from the pharmacy.
The NHS is a hungry monster that lures in our brightest and most compassionate and morphs them into burnt out husks of human beings. It is an absolutely awful organisation that the devil and all his wicked minions couldn’t dream up in their wildest most evil dreams.
What do you mean?
@@ArtOfPsycholgy I mean that anyone with half a brain should do something actually worthwhile and valuable and NOT seek work with the NHS. An organisation that seems to be wilfully designed to destroy its employees.
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@@JamesBond-io3ux I’ve been having a bad 20 odd years working in the nhs, 11 as a consultant and it only gets worse as time goes on. I agree that if someone enjoys medicine they should do it, but anywhere other than the nhs.
Could you please make a video on the NHS work environment and if the rumours of toxicity and bullying stand to be true? The thing putting me off the most is that the work environment is toxic, stressed and overworked. Thanks so much for your efforts Ibreez! Lots of love from Sudan 🇸🇩
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wait GMC registration and Liscence to pratise are two different things we need to apply seperately? what?!
Hi Ibreez
I’m a MBBS qualified doctor from SriLanka & currently on a holiday visit in UK.
I came across your UA-cam video regarding job opportunities to IGD.
Actually I’ve > 15 years of experience in the field of ‘Cardio Thoracic Surgery’ in Sri Lanka as an assistant cardiac surgeon.
Since there is a economic crisis going on in my country I think of migrating to Uk.
I would greatly appreciate your advice for my future.
Have you considered MTI? ua-cam.com/video/-gPDJmIfKsc/v-deo.html
Would you please comment or if possible make a video about
"how Brexit will affect IMGs working in NHS?"
Brexit has already happened.
@@RoadToUK so what about how did brexit affect IMGs?
I want to move to ireland, i cannot. I am very poor. Exteremely poor. War affecttee. Very talented yet i cannot. Please help.
Unfortunately we do not provide any sort of service to facilitate aid. Perhaps look into scholarships?
Will The Job demands keep rising or downgrade, after 5/6 years from now?
Downgrade
Hard to say. It's best to take advantage of the opportunity now.
Thanks so much for the elaboration❤.
One question though; can we do fy2 or anyother training or non training job and research side by side? Plz reply.
I think During FY2 time is the time period where u can build ur PORTFOLIO
@@nithishkumar6173 thnx
Do you mean a separate research job or get involved locally in case studies, QIPs, etc?
@@RoadToUK any kind of thing that can prove beneficial for building up portfolio.
There is London saturation not UK saturation
Go to the NHS job website. Search by region and choose London. See how many posts come up. How is there saturation?
@@RoadToUK yes but when you filter down to what suits you and your qualifications, you end up with maybe 10% of all the "many" posts you are talking about.
And by the way, London or not, most of the jobs require min 6 months previous work in the NHS so how on earth can someone apply for something that requires previous work in a country i haven't work in ? it is like chicken and egg
@@DarkSoul6484 Why limit yourself?
@@RoadToUK again, most of them London or not, require previous NHS experience so they are the ones who are limiting us the applicants and not the other way around.
damn, i feel like i needed to hear this 💡
:)
So does this mean that in 4-5 years the jobs will not be as available as they are now?
And if so should I as a med student shift my focus towards the usmle?
usmle is much better than plab anyway. Also, you can start usmle in your med school unlike plab. Just go for usmle, you'd thank me later
How did you come to that conclusion?
@@RoadToUK based on what was said in the video from 6:00 to 6:55
If the shortage is 50,000 and about 15,000 get Gmc registration every year doesn't that mean that in a few years the jobs will become less available? (I know that it is actually more complicated that that and there are other factors I should take into account) so I just wanted to know your opinion
@@mohammedhany1032 lots of consultant and registrar level posts included in those 50000. So it is tough to get jobs.
@@mohammedhany1032 That is just for that year. The gap will continue to increase each year as people retire, move away, choose not to continue, etc. And on top of that, nothing enough are locally graduating and post Brexit, less EEA doctors are coming.
Nice content
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Hi Nice Video...
Are Speciality doctors in NHS categorised as Junior Doctors or Senior doctors?
Most of my friends and myself included have been applying for jobs after GMC registration for almost a year with no offers. This is real Ibreez. I contacted an NHS consultant personally and she said that they only accept doctors with NHS employment experience. I have job experience for 2 years in the emergency department after internship, all the life support certificates, research, CPD and audit, with no results. I had my CV reviewed as well and continued to apply to jobs matching my specifications. What more can I do Ibreez cause I tried everything.
By virtue of your ability to apply for jobs, you yourself have acknowledged no saturation else you'd have nothing to apply for.
That being said, please see: ua-cam.com/video/DopCk5Nsjb0/v-deo.htmlsi=Qc3y3KwTwxRr_na8 & ua-cam.com/video/JTB4CXSxLYs/v-deo.htmlsi=ivv-jcjjXgJ0HNjY
They are blind,will never make any vedio on current situation, they Won't even talk about current physician assistant issue, how they are eating the junior doctor's place.
I used adore this channel a lot.
Man, they are biased as freak.
Totally disappointed.
Does making video explaining or teaching a certain disease like HTN or diabetes and so in a youtube channel considered a teaching experience? and if I have youtube channel should I mention it in the interview or it will be useless? Will I get points for that in the interview?
And if someone who doesn't have any teaching experience could he do that instead like open youtube channel and begin talking about specific diseases and so?
I feel like it's more about not getting a training job? I could be wrong but i have heard that radiology, gen surgery, plastics, psychiatry is near to impossible for imgs
No, that's not true. This has been discussed already in several of our videos, but the training application process is equal for IMGs and their British counterparts.
@@RoadToUK so it's more about the branches just being more competitive but it's the same for everyone. Makes sense, ty for info
Hi Ibreez,
I have a few questions that have been bothering me for a while now and i couldn't find info anywhere else.
i started my mbbs in 2018 so after studying for two years in china i had to come back to Pakistan around January 2020 because of the pandemic therefore i've been studying online ever since. Now i'm in final year and we're uncertain that china education ministry will let us go back even for gradation. Is this going to be an issue?
The thing is that unlike most countries medical students in china do not start having clinical rotations after 3rd year. In china you study theory for 4 years and then you spend your entire final year(5th year) in the hospital. 6 months in surgery and 6 months in medicine just like housejob or internship but this is included in our mbbs duration.
So since they won't allow us to go back to china we have to do that internship which is a part of our mbbs in Pakistan. Is it necessary to do this internship or clinical rotations in affiliated hospital of the medical college we're students of? Or can we do this internship anywhere in the world and just show the documents later that we've had our clinical rotations in mbbs.
I'm lost because this is a huge problem and i've no idea what to do.
I'm sorry for the lengthy question but i had to explain my exact situation.
A reply would be really appreciated thanks.
What options do I have? I am going to complete my anaesthesia residency next month. I have completed usmle all steps in 2018. Am I eligible for full gmc registration?
I have 3yrs of experience in anaesthesia and icu, also have Mrcp 1 and 2, after clearing paces, am I eligible to apply for jobs in all medical specialities?
Hello, i want to know if after i have written PLAB 1, i am able to get an internship after graduating as a fresh graduate from medical school with no prior work experience. Its so hectic in my country and i just want to move from my medical school to UK. is this possible? if it is what do i need to do?
Excellent video
I have a question, is there any age limit for IMG doctors to join NHS ,like a doctor can in forties or fifties
No.
@@RoadToUK sorry do you mean, is age limitation exists for IMG doctors in NHS ?
No age requirement
@@RoadToUK
Thanks
@@Plexus0
Thanks
Hi Doc
I am a pre med student who likes to work in the UK in the future. Ive emailed you via your website for what zoom consultation to choose for your advice. Unfortunetily, I havent been replied back. Could you tell me which of one I may need to take for your advice?
Is it general advice you are after? That session may be ideal.
@@RoadToUK yes. I also like to talk about specialties I am interested in and stuff. Does the general session cover it too?
@@1703bk yes!
You're awesome 😎
Aw thanks 💞
Salam alaykum,how is Pathology training in UK?
I am 4th year MBBS and i really want to pursue pathology particularly towards immunology or histopathology. Would it be a good option?
Do you have any opinions or knowledge about RCPA (Royal college of Pathologists of Australia)?
Walaikum assalaam. Please see: roadtouk.com/training-in-uk/training-in-various-specialties/pathology-training-pathway-for-img-uk/
I would like to attend a BLS course. Does It need to be UK resus certified? How about doing AHA certified BLS course back from home country?
It doesn't have to be Resus UK certified
@@RoadToUK Alright doc. Thank u
Is it ??? Someone is applying for job without fullfil qualification ... is that true..???
Yes.
Hello ma’am.. would you be so kind enough to please make a specialist training video on neurosurgery. Would be of a great help! :)
👍🏻
Mem can you please guide me your videors are always informative I want to know ones I completed my mrcpch ow can I applied for residency programme and how easily I can get residency after completion of it
Please see: ua-cam.com/video/rsTdf1TWh1E/v-deo.html
GMC registration for EU or EEA graduate after UkMLA?
Will they have to take this or not?
GMC hasn't said anything yet
Your videos really inspire me, God bless you and lot of love for you (Baji) .
Aw thanks 😊
Thank you so much doctor for such a motivational video. It means a lot. :)
You're welcome 😁
I hope you guys keep growing and making videos, ill definitly need a closer guidence when It gets my time to apply for jobs in the NHS
We hope to!
How long is the respiratory medecine residency plz?
4 years
But after cracking PLAB exam, I guessed apart from working at NHS, after GMC registration anyone can work in any UK Private hospital?
Yes. You'd just need to find a suitable vacancy.
@@RoadToUK thank you so much for your clarification 🙏🏾
What is the step between GMC registration and license to practice?
Your registration is for a license to practice
Can anyone share some good agencies? I don't have time to apply :(
Sorry we don't know of any agencies
The most wanted video ❤️ . Thank you guys
You're welcome 😀
Really insightful. Thank You.
You're welcome!
Assalam o Alakium! I don’t know pretty much about nhs. Etcc etc. .. but. Now i am a student of mbbs first year right now in china… is it good for my future … or i can do another degree.. can you plz tell me .. respect🤍
Another degree in what sense?
US is so much better for doctors. Offcourse getting a residency match is very challenging, as there are juat 60K spots per year and people from all over world compete to get US medical residency. Need top USMLE scores, research experience, articles published etc etc to stand out in matching and interviews. The good part is high paying jobs are lined up perhaps from day 1 with sign up bonus / paid rent etc.
USMLE is pass/fail. Day 1 residency pay is lower than what UK doctors get, and the hours are also substantially longer and more demanding.
Now, the USA doesn't have basic pay or a general salary for doctors, so starting salary can depend on the hospital and cost of living for an area, but if we consider the IM residency in Houston, Texas, the PGY1 starting salary is $60,000. Residents usually work 80-100 hours a week, so if we take the lower end of 80, in a month they will work 320 hours. Taking that salary and dividing it out for pay per hour before tax, it would come to $15.62, or about $16/hour pre-tax.
If we then look at the UK basic pay (which means no on-call shifts, weekends, nights, etc), the pay is £39,467 for a CT1. Hours for a basic work schedule are put down as about 173 hours a month. Calculated out, that comes to £19, or about $26.17/hour pre-tax.
If you then say, well what if an IMG starts at an FY2 post- the basic pay then is £33,345. Calculated again against the same hours comes to £16/hour, or $22/hour pre-tax.
Now if you then point out, well PGY1 should be compared to FY1 (even though IMGs don't have to start at FY1 in UK but must start at PGY1 in USA), the basic pay for an FY1 is £28,808, which then calculates down to about £14/hour, or about $20/hour pre-tax.
Things to also consider: no one just works basic pay in the UK. We will want to be oncall and do weekends, nights, etc so that will then supplement our pay. But for the sake of keeping it simple, we are just comparing the salary to the basic pay.
Hope that makes sense!
Source of salary: med.uth.edu/.../program.../salary-and-benefits/
Great content
Thanks!
Sadly it is saturated ibreez
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The only problem is in junior level jobs because ppl with membership exams apply for it
I have encountered ppl trying to find a job for a year now
Is there any way to work in uk after my pg in india
As PG you can opt for MRCP/MRCS accordingly
@@aeqamdeep tq fr ur reply
My question is..if i completed my md in india can i be able to work in uk..!
@@karunyapriyanka6947 you have to clear either license exam (PLAB) or FRCP/MRCP to start practicing. You can't directly apply for Job as MCI license is not applicable in UK. You need to be registered with their Medical council i.e,GMC
@@aeqamdeep tq sir
You would not get GMC registration on the basis of your Indian qualification.
I am always worrying about not finding a job a year later after graduation will I?
What do you mean?
Sorry to point out, 2211 code is not in the updated list as of 15Feb 2022. My point being, if in the updated list it is no more does that confirm the popular belief of saturation? Sorry again if it seems negative talking.
You're looking at the wrong list. There is a different list for shortage occupancy if you work in healthcare or education.
@@RoadToUK thanks for clearing it! Keep up the great work guys, you don't know how valuable your work is for us 👍
Job saturation is for all graduate or only for fresher one, what are situations for experience post graduate ( anesthesia )doctors
There is no saturation.
@@RoadToUK will I get job in uk after PLAB , I am an ANESTHETIST , WORKING AS an emergency physician and free Lancer Anesthetist. Done post graduation anesthesia in 2015
Click bait don't sell into it.
Okay 😂
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I think the problem are not the job vacancies but the sub minimum pay they are offering for it. If a doctor who sacrificed minimum of 6 years of life earns less than, let’s say, a train conductor then he/she ain’t gonna go for that job.
Where are you getting this data from? If you have the experience, and you know your worth, you can negotiate your pay in a non-training role. And besides, you can find out the pay from day one. If you don't think it's worth your while, don't go for the UK.
Actually far from the truth. You get paid enough to have a good life. Plus locums too and extra hours. Completely false, where did you even get that.
@@helheimpanda I would highly suggest you to read articles by BMA on junior doctor pay restoration and on doctors vote.
A junior doctor earns 30% less than what someone with the same post used to earn 10 years ago thanks to the inflation and no pay increase.
Is the value of a current junior doctor less than the one 10 years ago? If no, then why is the pay less than them?
@@garvit5504 Stay in Pakistan bruv.
Maybe it’s the flood of low quality doctors since they allowed OET. Good thing UKMLA is coming in
'Low quality'? Please clarify. Aside from the change in allowing OET or IELTS, the medical exams remain the same for GMC registration.
Are you kidding me? Even USMLE doesn't require IELTS. IELTS is just a money making machine for the UK, Australia and Canada. Think of it, the exams is in English,if you have low proficiency, you can't pass. If you think cos of OET, there are low quality doctors then think twice cos that IELTS is not even needed just like almighty USMLE doesn't require it.
@@RoadToUK I mean the GMC exams are very straight forward. PLAB 1 is simple while PLAB 2 is just a simulation on how to be a cog in the system. So when they started accepting OET which is again a very easy exam you have this flood of doctors. This year many FY1 doctors were not given placements. Even IMT training which is basically service provision had a lot of competition
@@adilislam4166 All the foundation doctors were allocated to a program, and you can see from the UKFP data how many were IMGs. Also, PLAB is not the only exam (though you may find it to be simple and easy!) as there are post-graduate exams that IMGs enter with as well. Unclear how IMT being service provision plays into your comment...
@@adilislam4166 The exams is competitive enough for that level. Unless you are suggesting it is compressed like the USMLE for both general and specialization. Remember you still have to write exams for specialization in the UK.
Jobs are there but these will be probably there for only 2 to 3 years more..UK is a small country ..can accommodate only as much unlike US !! Also doctor salary is low in comparison and training is very long
This has been in state for two years already. As for the other misconceptions you hold, please see: ua-cam.com/video/6DQgLl7s7eo/v-deo.html & ua-cam.com/video/jFITiQDUop8/v-deo.html
Well maybe jobs but pay is very low.
What do you consider to be low?