As a junior doctor in the UK your videos have helped me and they have improved a lot over the years! But they were always really good! Love the informative videos, and your vlogs inspired me to start my channel too
Hello Dr Nosa ....My name is Dr Osas .I came across your channel now and I must say I love your videos 😊. I was hoping I get to see a video this precise and enlightening. I am currently a junior Doctor in Nigeria hoping to move over to the UK soon by Godsgrace.. so far your videos has been really helpful in giving me an insight about the process and the steps to follow. Thank u Dr Nosa 😍❤️
Hi!! This is so useful!! Could u also make a video on foundation program application for international medical graduates please? (Ie. Do I need to get a high PLAB score to get into my top choices, eta.) thanks a lot !! x
Can we get the structure as at from school completion to specialty.. this is what I know for now :ielts , plab 1and 2 then FY1 and 2 then specialty . Am opened for correction
Really helpful video! Would you be able to tell us what jobs are available to apply for and what the job application process is like doctors who have just passed the PLAB 2 exam?
This is a great vdo and so much helpful. I would like to know that is there any exam needed to apply specialist training from FY2? Thanks in advance for your kind advice.
Thank you very much Dr Nosa. Pls a friend of mine was telling me about MRSE exam for applying for residency, pls after watching this your video, pls can you tell me where that comes in .
Hey! Great videos Dr Nosa! I just have a quick question - how do you enter the FY programme? I am asking for a friend who is studying medicine in Poland but wants to work in the UK (she's a UK citizen). She needs to do the UKMLA too. When do UK med students do the SJT and how do they apply for it? How do students enter the FY programme too? And when do they sit the PLAB/UKMLA - is it before or after graduation. Much thanks in advance!
i hope to hear back from you. I am an rcsi graduate and canadian citizen i heard you can go directly to FY2 is that true? And also you mentioned something about becoming a consultant, does it take 8 years for all specialties? ( in canada its just 1 internship and then however many years the specialty is) . i want neurology by the way. Your help would be appreciated
Good afternoon. Just came across your channel. I am beginning my road to UK journey. I am interested in anaesthesia. Does it follow a similar process…?
Good day, Kindly provide advice and guidance. I am a graduate of the University of the West Indies trinidad and tobago, interested in pursuing a GP career in the UK. Following my graduation 2019 and completing my 1 year internship in trinidad and tobago, I went on to acquire my post-graduate diploma in family medicine stage-1 from the University of Plymouth, Rila Institute of Health Sciences in 2023. In my circumstance, after the completion of both plab examinations, can I proceed to apply directly to GP training, or am I required re-do the foundation year training in the UK? Thank you in advance
I have heard that there are a lot of docs who have fully completed there gmc registration but still staying without jobs . Is it true ....if so does can you please let us know the reason ....
Is it possible for an international medical graduate without any internship experience to enrol in FY2 without necessarily doing FY1 after completing his current Masters program in Public Health nutrition in UK and writing PLAB 1 & 2 exams with d aim of becoming a licensed doctor in UK?
Not to my knowledge, no internsip experience means Foundation Year 1 is the only entry point. It's better to even come in at FY1 because they are given a lot more room for "errors" than FY2 where people expect you understand the system etc.
Not at all, it’s actually about 8 years training after foundation year 2 so a total of 10 years after medical school to become an obs and gynae consultant
As a junior doctor in the UK your videos have helped me and they have improved a lot over the years! But they were always really good! Love the informative videos, and your vlogs inspired me to start my channel too
as a doctor trained in the US, who's curious about training systems in other countries, this is a great explainer!!
These videos are so helpful. My plab 2 is in a few weeks(delayed for a year cos of covid). Hopefully I come over soon enough. Well done Dr Nosa.
Goodluck! Sure you’ll do great 💕
Can you write plab2 at different types of the year?
Omg!! You see you did good. Life is beautiful 😂
Hello Dr Nosa ....My name is Dr Osas .I came across your channel now and I must say I love your videos 😊. I was hoping I get to see a video this precise and enlightening. I am currently a junior Doctor in Nigeria hoping to move over to the UK soon by Godsgrace.. so far your videos has been really helpful in giving me an insight about the process and the steps to follow. Thank u Dr Nosa 😍❤️
Have you moved to the UK yet ?
Thank you very much Nosa. Your videos are always very enlightening.
Thanks a lot! 🙏
Really insightful video! Thank you very much!
This was very informative..... By God's grace someday I will talk about my journey to UK on my channel😁
IELTS done
PLAB Next!
Thank you, sounds like a great idea!
How did ur ielts go??
@@miminka534 it went very well
Got all the required marks and more sef💃💃
Thank you for your videos. They have been very helpful. Currently awaiting to take my PLAB 1 exam in August!
You’re very welcome Evelyn! Goodluck with Plab 1!
The clarity is impressive 🔥
Thankyou so much Dr Nosa. Between I love your hair!!
Thank you! 💕
Hi!! This is so useful!! Could u also make a video on foundation program application for international medical graduates please? (Ie. Do I need to get a high PLAB score to get into my top choices, eta.) thanks a lot !! x
Excellent explanation about the various titles
Thank you so much dr Erwin 🙏
Preparing for my IELTS exams
Gooduck! Guessing after that its PLAB?
Thank you for this!
Very welcome! 👍
So detailed... Thanks
Well explained... thanks so much
Very welcome! 🙏
Can we get the structure as at from school completion to specialty..
this is what I know for now :ielts , plab 1and 2 then FY1 and 2 then specialty .
Am opened for correction
Really helpful video! Would you be able to tell us what jobs are available to apply for and what the job application process is like doctors who have just passed the PLAB 2 exam?
ua-cam.com/video/LCuXciwFIlc/v-deo.html just made a video on this 😃
@@DoctorNosa Oh, thanks. Didn't see this!
This is a great vdo and so much helpful. I would like to know that is there any exam needed to apply specialist training from FY2? Thanks in advance for your kind advice.
Thank you so much for breaking this down for us🙏🏾. Really helpful video👍🏾
Thank you so much Susan! 💕
Thank you very much Dr Nosa. Pls a friend of mine was telling me about MRSE exam for applying for residency, pls after watching this your video, pls can you tell me where that comes in .
Hey! Great videos Dr Nosa! I just have a quick question - how do you enter the FY programme? I am asking for a friend who is studying medicine in Poland but wants to work in the UK (she's a UK citizen). She needs to do the UKMLA too. When do UK med students do the SJT and how do they apply for it? How do students enter the FY programme too? And when do they sit the PLAB/UKMLA - is it before or after graduation. Much thanks in advance!
i hope to hear back from you. I am an rcsi graduate and canadian citizen i heard you can go directly to FY2 is that true? And also you mentioned something about becoming a consultant, does it take 8 years for all specialties? ( in canada its just 1 internship and then however many years the specialty is) . i want neurology by the way. Your help would be appreciated
Good afternoon. Just came across your channel. I am beginning my road to UK journey. I am interested in anaesthesia. Does it follow a similar process…?
Maam after passing plab 2 , i want to pursue a career as a pathologist. Can you please guide how to take up pathology as a speciality?
Good day, Kindly provide advice and guidance.
I am a graduate of the University of the West Indies trinidad and tobago, interested in pursuing a GP career in the UK.
Following my graduation 2019 and completing my
1 year internship in trinidad and tobago, I went on to acquire my post-graduate diploma in family medicine stage-1 from the University of Plymouth,
Rila Institute of Health Sciences in 2023.
In my circumstance, after the completion of both plab examinations, can I proceed to apply directly to GP training, or am I required re-do the foundation year training in the UK?
Thank you in advance
what is a physician assistant?
After fy2 do we need to give any exam for choosing/ entry speciality trainee..?
Hi Dr.Nosa, so wait it only takes 5 years to become a GP consultant?
In between these years when we can apply for MRCP/ MRCS ?
When we can apply for MRCP/MRCS?
I have heard that there are a lot of docs who have fully completed there gmc registration but still staying without jobs . Is it true ....if so does can you please let us know the reason ....
Is it possible for an international medical graduate without any internship experience to enrol in FY2 without necessarily doing FY1 after completing his current Masters program in Public Health nutrition in UK and writing PLAB 1 & 2 exams with d aim of becoming a licensed doctor in UK?
Not to my knowledge, no internsip experience means Foundation Year 1 is the only entry point. It's better to even come in at FY1 because they are given a lot more room for "errors" than FY2 where people expect you understand the system etc.
@@DoctorNosa ok, thank you for the kind advise...
It seems like the Biometric Resident Permit is being delayed due to backlog... how true is this allegations?
Thank you. So nice , I'm planning to come to Uk after my 6 years and now I have knowledge of it..... Is it complusary to take PLAB before FY1&FY2 ?
Welcome! Yes you have to take PLAB
How long is the speciality training for ob/gynae? 4 years right?
Not at all, it’s actually about 8 years training after foundation year 2 so a total of 10 years after medical school to become an obs and gynae consultant
@@DoctorNosa wow. Thank you
Are we paid doing specialities
yes