Sir, can you please make a detailed video how to get a radiology training in UK for IMG's. Also role of FRCR exam if some parts are completed in home country
If you completed all the things mentioned in the CREST form while working as a full registered doctor in your own country and obtained (or expect to obtain) full GMC registration, yes you can apply for core training directly. You CAN NOT get CREST signed with your internship work. You have to work as a full registered doctor for at least three months under that consultant in the last 3.5 years from the start date of the training post you are intending to apply for.
You will need to obtain the alternative core competency certificate first. You can obtain that if you have done the equivalent work back home, otherwise you'll need to work in a non training post in the UK first.
Salam, I have a question, more of a misunderstanding perhaps? So if I complete my Core Training and want to leave it at that, would I have any sort of certification or does having completed just the core medical training and MRCP is of absolutely NO VALUE in wanting to practice as an 'Internal Medicine' consultant in a hospital? Another query, more of an extrapolation of previous question actually, is that after you do 3 years of residency in the US, you are a hospitalist (consultant), i.e you work on the medical floors, maybe in ICU's depending on what kind of hospital are you in and see outdoor patients all related to the subject field of 'Internal Medicine'. How can we be exactly this kind of consultant in England? Last one: Can you please enlist or direct me to a list of fields that fall under run-through training and the ones that fall under uncoupled training? Please and thanks. Regards.
Walaikum assalaam. A consultant in which hospital? It would be nothing in the UK. You would be at a registrar level. Internal medicine is not a specialty in the UK. We have a video covering run through vs uncoupled.
If you have already taken the membership exams foreignly and completed non-training jobs in the UK, will you be awarded the fellowship of the corresponding specialist college? Or you just have the certificate of core competencies?
Fellowship of royal college of physicians is by nominations - you have to be a specialist in your field to have that. Fellowship of most other royal colleges has exams to pass.
Hi! Very informative video, can you tell more about how to get into surgical ST for a person who has done mrcs and general surgery in India? What are the ways to prove competency as you have told in video
As mentioned in the alternate pathway, you will have to invest time on getting your alternative core competencies and then higher specialty training. The higher specialty training is usually 4 years. Now the time required for you to get your core competencies is up to you.
Hello. Great content as usual! I have a doubt. Is it possible to get a crest form signed in my country and apply for specialty training? Thanks in advance!
Great video! I am an IMG currently in my final year of internal Medicine residency (PGYIV) and already completed the MRCP tests, can I apply directly to ST3 position through the alternative pathway or do I have to go through the residency again? Thank you!
How to get alternate certificate of competencies in medicine please ? If I opt MTI pathway and clear paces meanwhile , is there any way and chance I can get alternate certificate of competencies aswell ?
Nothing is difficult if you're found eligible and do well in the recruitment process. Please see here for previous years competition ratios: roadtouk.com/blog/specialty-training-opportunities-in-uk/
@@chiraagshetty7164 there is no discrimination based on nationality like there is in USA, Canada and Australia. UK's specialty training application is open and fair for all.
Hello sir, thank you for u guidance so far. the constant question that bothers me during my preparation for PLAB/MRCP is... will i get equal recognition with an Indian consultant doctor/ will they treat equally if i returned to india after completing my speciality in the UK??
I love your videos. It saved us ample amount of time reading tedious blogs and websites. Thank you so much. I am now a bit confused. I am an overseas doctor from southeast asian country who completed specialty training(residency) in neurology. I want to go to UK to get higher specialty or subspecialty or in our country fellowship training in neurogenetics.. What Pathway will I follow then? Please shed some light..
Did I understand it correctly in the video that you can enter the UK and work as a locum FY2 (non-training) to get the CREST form signed and as soon as you have the CREST form signed you can apply for Core Medical Training even though you just worked on a service post (locum) and not a training post in the UK?
You need to be in a substantive (not locum) post, but yes, by having CREST signed and meeting all other criteria for a training program, one would be able to apply for the training of their choice in the UK.
@@RoadToUK Thanks for the quick reply! I always thought that any non-training post would be a locum post and have never heard of a "substantive post"...could you please briefly explain how this "substantive post" differs from a locum post..? Thanks!
Is it very difficult to get an Alternate Certificate of Core Competence? How long can it take for a person who has cleared MRCP and has just started working in the UK? Appreciate all ur efforts in helping us understand 🙏
It's impossible to give you a timeframe. One doctor might be really proactive and can gather evidences or convince their signatory consultant that they are competent in a six months time, another doctor might be working for years and years and still fail to grow that confidence and trust in their clinical work. So the alternative pathway is not structured and completely depends on the person's own capabilities.
Hello sir, I am from Bangladesh currently studying in Bangkok. I am going to give my IB(alternate to a levels) in 2025. After that i am deciding to study medicine in UK. In every uni such as UCL, imperial, KCL the MBBS program is for 6 years. Just to be clarified after MBBS i will have to do foundation training and then speciality training right? Will universities such as UCL directly enroll me in the program or i have to enroll myself in but they are affiliated with NHS. Please reply thank you
Hi doc, i have a query. If I work in MTI scheme and try to get an alternative job on tier 2 visa , can i leave the MTI fellowship before completion and still have its experience count for my future uk journey?
Doctor please i have an inquiry about this If i come in service job for a time And make my alternative certificate of competencies To join training from st3 level " Then , after finishing. . I will have cct exactly like who began training from ct1 level?? Or it will be cesr-cp??
Hello doc. 1st question- Can we apply for both run through and uncoupled training programs and choose the one pathway that we get in? 2nd question- For the acute care common stem, it is mentioned in the website that it is 4 years of training. 1st 2years in ACCS subject and last 2 years in IMT training and that can be field of our choice? Please correct me if I'm wrong? Also please tell me difference in Acute general internal medicine training for both ACCS and IMT pathway?
Hello can u help me what is the exam for otolaryngology? Let's say I am a pgy 2 or pgy3 otolaryngology can I sit for this exam and continue my specialty in the UK I appreciate your reply
Hi guys..I completed my surgical residency of 3yrs in india..can u tell about online chM course from RCS Edinburgh..is mrcs has to be completed to apply for it..thanks in advance..
What about SHO ? I thought it was necessary for IMGs to complete FY2 and SHO if we are planning to get into IMT program. Can you clarify this for me? Thanks in advance
Senior House Officer (SHO) is a post used in previous nomenclature which in terms of modern nomenclature can be FY2 level or CT1/ST1 level. As you can see in the video I have mentioned about FY2 level non-training jobs for IMGs to get the CREST from signed which makes them eligible to apply for any run-through or uncoupled specialty w/o having to go through any foundation training.
This video is very informative. Please guide me, I am consultant surgeon working at my home country with 7 years of experience after post graduation. I am planning to take my mrcs soon. Kindly guide me how to proceed further after mrcs and what is the scope over there after mrcs. Thanks in advance.
Hello ! I am final year mbbs student from india I am planning to go to uk for higher studies I'm a psychiatry aspirant. Actually I would be delighted if you could help me with the following 2 questions if you don't mind :) 1.) If I do my md psychiatry from india then I clear mrcpsych, then can I directly start my training from the st4 level? 2.) What is the procedure to get into st4 training after mrcpsych? Regards
Hello Dr. I am a doctor from the Philippines . I am already a board certified internist since 2018 here in the Philippines . I am planning to migrate and work in the UK . I am on the process of completing MRCP UK. Eventually I wanted to specializein Gastroenterology . What do you think is the best pathway for me after the MRCP? Should I start from CT1 so that I can have a reintroduction/reintegration of UK based approach to management in internal medicine .or can I just apply straight to a ST3 position for gastroenterology?
It's up to you- you will need CREST signed if you choose to go for IMT, or the alternative core competencies if you want to start with ST. So go through those forms and see what would be possible for you.
Hi, I'm an ECFMG certified IMG from India. Does finishing USMLE steps and having US clinical experience help in getting into Psychiatry in the UK? Or is it advisable to do residency in Psychiatry in India first and then apply to the UK. Thanks in advance!
Hello doc, i have done my fcps anesthesia pak and its a gmc approved qualification so after IELTS n gmc registration i will get enter into ST3 speciality training or will enter into core training St1 plz tell.
To enter into ST3, you'd need the alternative certificate of competencies signed to show that you have ST1 & ST2 level competencies. In order to achieve that, you'll have to work in the UK in a non training capacity for some time first.
@Atheist basically if u clear final frca without primary u ll be working in intermediate level st3/4 but if u want to complete cct by entering training program u ll need primary frca. Please do confirm
I am doing my medical graduation now . I would like to pursue the specialty training in uk. If I take up fy1 in uk am I supposed to go for non training jobs or training jobs ?
It is very confusing. Can you please guide if a person has done 4 years of training in their own country in OBGYN (Pakistan in my case) and they have done MRCOG then how would I enter a training program in the UK or what would be the type of training? Also, can you please elaborate, if I do MRCOG 1+2 and do 4 years of training in my country then join for a job or training in the UK followed by applying for mrcog 3 exam, is that applicable? And if I would be able to join at st3/st4 level with that? I started watching your videos recently and they are very very informative MashaALLAH but I was having difficulty in planning a path for myself. Thank you in advacnce.
Hello Dr.. I am working as GP in oman for 7yrs. i passd mrcog1 few years ago but unluckily i ve not been in obg training yet. Recently since exemption of training for MRCOG part 2 i ve booked for this.for ST1 in UK i need to take plab aftr passing part 2 mrcog Or appear in MSRA.. what are the Possible options to get ST1.plz guide me
To get GMC registration (before anything), you need to either complete MRCOG or pass PLAB. After that, when application rounds open, if you are eligible to apply for OB/GYN ST1 (according to the person specification- which will require a signed CREST form), then you can apply. Please also see: roadtouk.com/blog/obstetrics-gynaecology-in-the-nhs/
hi sir! i am a medical student studying in romania and from what I have gathered, I wouldn't have to do the foundation programs and can jump straight into speciality training. can u guide me a bit on whether i am right?
@@RoadToUK not yet. i am currently in my 4/6 year of med school and was trying to get an idea on how I will have to proceed. i am from the EU. Also, do u happen to know what the 2021 decision will be due to brexit?
Hai doctor, u r videos r so helpful, I have few doubts, am a Indian with foreign medical graduate from ukraine passed out in year 2017, but afterwards having gap of 3 years for clearing mci in India also got married in this period of time. I would like to work in uk. Hav only ukraine registration. What are the procedures to become a doctor in uk? Am I eligible bcoz of 3yrs gap? Pls help. Thank you.
Hi! Thanks a lot for the great video! I am from Malaysia, and had completed my internship here. May I ask how will be the training goes if I am obtaining primary FRCA to apply a job in UK?
Thank you very much for this explanation. This is very helpful. Let's say I want to work abroad after being GMC registered specialist, it it possible? Because I know with plab I can only work in Australia, NZ, and the Middle East (EU countries aren't included)
The application is equal for everyone without any visa restriction now. So if an IMG is eligible and do well in the recruitment process - they can get in any specialty. Please check this article: roadtouk.com/blog/specialty-training-opportunities-in-uk/
thank you sir for clarifying everything , you are a great man , may allah bless you ,,, best wishes from Algeria 🇩🇿
You're welcome
Thanks! Makes sense. Alternative route sounds great!
Thank you Evan bhai and ibreez apu. Please keep up the good work ❤️❤️🙂🙂
You are most welcome
Please , make a video for MRCS .PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE
Sure!
I also want for mrcs sir . Thank u
Great video, Thank you so much for explaining. can you please tell us how to "find the person specifications for the desired training"?
Please see: ua-cam.com/video/Lr-ufHzD6WI/v-deo.html
you guys are great. i almost watched all your videos, and your website. because of you guys, i m planning to take plab. thanks a lot❤
You're welcome! Good luck 😃
Sir, can you please make a detailed video how to get a radiology training in UK for IMG's. Also role of FRCR exam if some parts are completed in home country
Please keep an eye out on our new series covering specialties!
If at my country the foundation year is only 1 year ... can i get directly into core training ??? After filling the crest form back in my country????
If you completed all the things mentioned in the CREST form while working as a full registered doctor in your own country and obtained (or expect to obtain) full GMC registration, yes you can apply for core training directly.
You CAN NOT get CREST signed with your internship work. You have to work as a full registered doctor for at least three months under that consultant in the last 3.5 years from the start date of the training post you are intending to apply for.
Sir i have cleared my MRCS 1... IF i clear all step then I'll go directly into ST3??? I'm from india (IMG)???
You will need to obtain the alternative core competency certificate first. You can obtain that if you have done the equivalent work back home, otherwise you'll need to work in a non training post in the UK first.
Salam, I have a question, more of a misunderstanding perhaps? So if I complete my Core Training and want to leave it at that, would I have any sort of certification or does having completed just the core medical training and MRCP is of absolutely NO VALUE in wanting to practice as an 'Internal Medicine' consultant in a hospital?
Another query, more of an extrapolation of previous question actually, is that after you do 3 years of residency in the US, you are a hospitalist (consultant), i.e you work on the medical floors, maybe in ICU's depending on what kind of hospital are you in and see outdoor patients all related to the subject field of 'Internal Medicine'. How can we be exactly this kind of consultant in England?
Last one: Can you please enlist or direct me to a list of fields that fall under run-through training and the ones that fall under uncoupled training?
Please and thanks.
Regards.
Walaikum assalaam. A consultant in which hospital? It would be nothing in the UK. You would be at a registrar level. Internal medicine is not a specialty in the UK. We have a video covering run through vs uncoupled.
Thanks a lot, great and very helpful video
Glad it was helpful!
If you have already taken the membership exams foreignly and completed non-training jobs in the UK, will you be awarded the fellowship of the corresponding specialist college? Or you just have the certificate of core competencies?
Fellowship of royal college of physicians is by nominations - you have to be a specialist in your field to have that. Fellowship of most other royal colleges has exams to pass.
Thank you guys 😊
No problem 😊
Please make a video alone for Fy1 sir
What do you mean?
Hi!
Very informative video, can you tell more about how to get into surgical ST for a person who has done mrcs and general surgery in India?
What are the ways to prove competency as you have told in video
Please see: ua-cam.com/video/SXA5u-Tm60w/v-deo.html & ua-cam.com/video/Lr-ufHzD6WI/v-deo.html
Omg , I was a fan of your beard , why did you shave it off ?? For full efficiency of PPE?
Yup, for the PPE mask fit. It's okay, it'll grow back :)
Simple question how much time required to get CCT if i have cleared MRCP in my hometown?
As mentioned in the alternate pathway, you will have to invest time on getting your alternative core competencies and then higher specialty training. The higher specialty training is usually 4 years. Now the time required for you to get your core competencies is up to you.
@@RoadToUK by 'higher specialty training' you mean getting into ST3/4?
Hello. Great content as usual! I have a doubt. Is it possible to get a crest form signed in my country and apply for specialty training? Thanks in advance!
Yes, if you are able to cover everything in the CREST form, it can be signed outside of the UK.
Great video!
I am an IMG currently in my final year of internal Medicine residency (PGYIV) and already completed the MRCP tests, can I apply directly to ST3 position through the alternative pathway or do I have to go through the residency again?
Thank you!
How to get alternate certificate of competencies in medicine please ? If I opt MTI pathway and clear paces meanwhile , is there any way and chance I can get alternate certificate of competencies aswell ?
Just complete all the form asks of you.
Nice one .how difficult it is to get into orthopaedics training in uk for an IMG?
Nothing is difficult if you're found eligible and do well in the recruitment process. Please see here for previous years competition ratios: roadtouk.com/blog/specialty-training-opportunities-in-uk/
@@RoadToUK is it a fair competetion
Or are IMG's descriminatdd?
@@chiraagshetty7164 there is no discrimination based on nationality like there is in USA, Canada and Australia. UK's specialty training application is open and fair for all.
Hello sir,
thank you for u guidance so far.
the constant question that bothers me during my preparation for PLAB/MRCP is...
will i get equal recognition with an Indian consultant doctor/ will they treat equally if i returned to india after completing my speciality in the UK??
I love your videos. It saved us ample amount of time reading tedious blogs and websites. Thank you so much. I am now a bit confused. I am an overseas doctor from southeast asian country who completed specialty training(residency) in neurology. I want to go to UK to get higher specialty or subspecialty or in our country fellowship training in neurogenetics.. What Pathway will I follow then? Please shed some light..
Check for availability as per your competencies: ua-cam.com/video/Lr-ufHzD6WI/v-deo.html
Is it difficult to get ST1 Cardiothoracic surgery for IMG?
Being an IMG has no bearing on the difficulty. Please see: roadtouk.com/blog/specialty-training-opportunities-in-uk/
Did I understand it correctly in the video that you can enter the UK and work as a locum FY2 (non-training) to get the CREST form signed and as soon as you have the CREST form signed you can apply for Core Medical Training even though you just worked on a service post (locum) and not a training post in the UK?
You need to be in a substantive (not locum) post, but yes, by having CREST signed and meeting all other criteria for a training program, one would be able to apply for the training of their choice in the UK.
@@RoadToUK Thanks for the quick reply! I always thought that any non-training post would be a locum post and have never heard of a "substantive post"...could you please briefly explain how this "substantive post" differs from a locum post..? Thanks!
Is it very difficult to get an Alternate Certificate of Core Competence? How long can it take for a person who has cleared MRCP and has just started working in the UK? Appreciate all ur efforts in helping us understand 🙏
It's impossible to give you a timeframe.
One doctor might be really proactive and can gather evidences or convince their signatory consultant that they are competent in a six months time, another doctor might be working for years and years and still fail to grow that confidence and trust in their clinical work.
So the alternative pathway is not structured and completely depends on the person's own capabilities.
@@RoadToUK Okay I understand.. Thanks for the quick response 😊
Hi, In which language do we have to upload evidence in oriel platform?, Can it be originals or we have to translate them? Thanks in advance
So how to get the alternative certificate of core competencies?
For medicine or for surgery?
@@RoadToUK anaesthesia
Can we work in the UK after core training, if yes , at what level would that be?? Thanks for the videos 🙂
If you've completed a membership exam, you would be at a registrar level.
Hello sir, I am from Bangladesh currently studying in Bangkok. I am going to give my IB(alternate to a levels) in 2025. After that i am deciding to study medicine in UK. In every uni such as UCL, imperial, KCL the MBBS program is for 6 years. Just to be clarified after MBBS i will have to do foundation training and then speciality training right? Will universities such as UCL directly enroll me in the program or i have to enroll myself in but they are affiliated with NHS. Please reply thank you
Hi doc, i have a query. If I work in MTI scheme and try to get an alternative job on tier 2 visa , can i leave the MTI fellowship before completion and still have its experience count for my future uk journey?
You'd just have NHS experience to show for it, nothing else.
Alternative certificate? Hmmm
What about Psychiatry? You have anyway to start internal medicine FY1 or 2?
No. Please see: roadtouk.com/training-in-uk/training-in-various-specialties/psychiatry-training-in-the-uk-for-imgs/
Doctor please i have an inquiry about this
If i come in service job for a time
And make my alternative certificate of competencies
To join training from st3 level "
Then , after finishing. . I will have cct exactly like who began training from ct1 level??
Or it will be cesr-cp??
You would get a CCT.
Hello doc.
1st question- Can we apply for both run through and uncoupled training programs and choose the one pathway that we get in?
2nd question- For the acute care common stem, it is mentioned in the website that it is 4 years of training. 1st 2years in ACCS subject and last 2 years in IMT training and that can be field of our choice? Please correct me if I'm wrong?
Also please tell me difference in Acute general internal medicine training for both ACCS and IMT pathway?
1) Yes. 2) Yes. 3) It's the same.
Hello can u help me what is the exam for otolaryngology?
Let's say I am a pgy 2 or pgy3 otolaryngology can I sit for this exam and continue my specialty in the UK
I appreciate your reply
Hi guys..I completed my surgical residency of 3yrs in india..can u tell about online chM course from RCS Edinburgh..is mrcs has to be completed to apply for it..thanks in advance..
Unfortunately we have no information related to this course. You may be better off contacting them directly and asking.
Thank you
Doubt : After Fy2 is there an exam to get into Core Training? How does it work? And do we get a degree after completing core training?
Core training for what?
Fantastic
Thank you! Cheers!
Sir is GP training run through or uncoupled?
Run through.
I am interested in Intensive Medicine and have worked in an ICU for 2 years now,what membership exams should I write?
Please see: roadtouk.com/working-in-different-specialties/working-in-intensive-care-unit-icu-in-the-nhs/
Can you complete only Core training & work as doctor ?
Yes, at a registrar level.
@@RoadToUK Thanks for Reply
What about SHO ? I thought it was necessary for IMGs to complete FY2 and SHO if we are planning to get into IMT program. Can you clarify this for me?
Thanks in advance
Senior House Officer (SHO) is a post used in previous nomenclature which in terms of modern nomenclature can be FY2 level or CT1/ST1 level. As you can see in the video I have mentioned about FY2 level non-training jobs for IMGs to get the CREST from signed which makes them eligible to apply for any run-through or uncoupled specialty w/o having to go through any foundation training.
This video is very informative. Please guide me, I am consultant surgeon working at my home country with 7 years of experience after post graduation. I am planning to take my mrcs soon. Kindly guide me how to proceed further after mrcs and what is the scope over there after mrcs. Thanks in advance.
Please see: roadto.uk/vkSk/
Hello !
I am final year mbbs student from india
I am planning to go to uk for higher studies
I'm a psychiatry aspirant.
Actually I would be delighted if you could help me with the following 2 questions if you don't mind :)
1.) If I do my md psychiatry from india then I clear mrcpsych, then can I directly start my training from the st4 level?
2.) What is the procedure to get into st4 training after mrcpsych?
Regards
Please see: roadto.uk/X16H
Hello Dr. I am a doctor from the Philippines . I am already a board certified internist since 2018 here in the Philippines . I am planning to migrate and work in the UK . I am on the process of completing MRCP UK. Eventually I wanted to specializein Gastroenterology . What do you think is the best pathway for me after the MRCP? Should I start from CT1 so that I can have a reintroduction/reintegration of UK based approach to management in internal medicine .or can I just apply straight to a ST3 position for gastroenterology?
It's up to you- you will need CREST signed if you choose to go for IMT, or the alternative core competencies if you want to start with ST. So go through those forms and see what would be possible for you.
Hi, I'm an ECFMG certified IMG from India. Does finishing USMLE steps and having US clinical experience help in getting into Psychiatry in the UK? Or is it advisable to do residency in Psychiatry in India first and then apply to the UK. Thanks in advance!
Please see: roadto.uk/X16H
Hello doc, i have done my fcps anesthesia pak and its a gmc approved qualification so after IELTS n gmc registration i will get enter into ST3 speciality training or will enter into core training St1 plz tell.
To enter into ST3, you'd need the alternative certificate of competencies signed to show that you have ST1 & ST2 level competencies. In order to achieve that, you'll have to work in the UK in a non training capacity for some time first.
@@RoadToUK and we ll have to give frca part 1 for entering training rite?
@Atheist yes correct, but in order to enter training and becoming a consultant u ll need to give part 1 frca even though u have ediac and frca part 2.
@Atheist basically if u clear final frca without primary u ll be working in intermediate level st3/4 but if u want to complete cct by entering training program u ll need primary frca. Please do confirm
No I think if you are in a training post yeah .... But non training post u ll be in tat level oly i think
Could I possibly finish my core training/IMT and leave it at that? Could I find a job in the UK after that? Please help.
Yes you could.
@@RoadToUK what post would I be working at then? Could you please make a video on the entry process for IMT. Do we need to give MSRA?
I am doing my medical graduation now . I would like to pursue the specialty training in uk. If I take up fy1 in uk am I supposed to go for non training jobs or training jobs ?
You have the option to start in a training foundation post (UKFP) or a non training FY1/FY2/SHO/CT1/Trust grade level post.
@@RoadToUK so will it be easy for me to take up training post?
@@RoadToUK therefore I have to apply on Oriel website for a training FY1 job right?
Please see: roadtouk.com/blog/internship-foundation-training-ukfpo-img/
Sir should I need to study books if I'm in specialty training everyday. To become consultant.. plz reply
No.
Is there any fee structure required to be paid while doing speciality training ? (ST3,4,5etc)
No. Please also see: ua-cam.com/video/OEWSOoTzI6Y/v-deo.html
I am general surgeon in my country (IMG) i have cleared MRCS part 1 so far , if i cleared both can i join ST3?
Please see: ua-cam.com/video/SJkSaQ5FApM/v-deo.html
It is very confusing. Can you please guide if a person has done 4 years of training in their own country in OBGYN (Pakistan in my case) and they have done MRCOG then how would I enter a training program in the UK or what would be the type of training? Also, can you please elaborate, if I do MRCOG 1+2 and do 4 years of training in my country then join for a job or training in the UK followed by applying for mrcog 3 exam, is that applicable? And if I would be able to join at st3/st4 level with that? I started watching your videos recently and they are very very informative MashaALLAH but I was having difficulty in planning a path for myself. Thank you in advacnce.
You'd need to first fulfill the competency requirement and person specifications: ua-cam.com/video/Lr-ufHzD6WI/v-deo.html
Hello Dr.. I am working as GP in oman for 7yrs. i passd mrcog1 few years ago but unluckily i ve not been in obg training yet. Recently since exemption of training for MRCOG part 2 i ve booked for this.for ST1 in UK i need to take plab aftr passing part 2 mrcog Or appear in MSRA.. what are the Possible options to get ST1.plz guide me
To get GMC registration (before anything), you need to either complete MRCOG or pass PLAB. After that, when application rounds open, if you are eligible to apply for OB/GYN ST1 (according to the person specification- which will require a signed CREST form), then you can apply. Please also see: roadtouk.com/blog/obstetrics-gynaecology-in-the-nhs/
@@RoadToUK thanks a heap brother 😘😘😘stay blessed
hi sir! i am a medical student studying in romania and from what I have gathered, I wouldn't have to do the foundation programs and can jump straight into speciality training. can u guide me a bit on whether i am right?
Would you have full GMC registration?
@@RoadToUK not yet. i am currently in my 4/6 year of med school and was trying to get an idea on how I will have to proceed. i am from the EU.
Also, do u happen to know what the 2021 decision will be due to brexit?
Are there any training institutes for MRCPsych CASC exam in UK ?
Is there any possibility of MD psychiatry to work in UK and know how the system works in UK , so that it helps in clearing CASC
can u please help me out .
Hai doctor, u r videos r so helpful, I have few doubts, am a Indian with foreign medical graduate from ukraine passed out in year 2017, but afterwards having gap of 3 years for clearing mci in India also got married in this period of time. I would like to work in uk. Hav only ukraine registration. What are the procedures to become a doctor in uk? Am I eligible bcoz of 3yrs gap? Pls help. Thank you.
Please see: ua-cam.com/video/z4UghNcKl4U/v-deo.html & ua-cam.com/video/TvQZXVrmjYo/v-deo.html
Hi! Thanks a lot for the great video!
I am from Malaysia, and had completed my internship here.
May I ask how will be the training goes if I am obtaining primary FRCA to apply a job in UK?
What do you mean? As in how you'd apply for training?
I have MBBS and MSC and MD in Public Health from Sri Lankan University, Great if you could explain how to work as a public health specialist in UK
www.healthcareers.nhs.uk/career-planning/study-and-training/graduate-training-opportunities/specialty-training-public-health
Thank you very much for this explanation. This is very helpful. Let's say I want to work abroad after being GMC registered specialist, it it possible? Because I know with plab I can only work in Australia, NZ, and the Middle East (EU countries aren't included)
Sorry we have no information on this subject
how about competitiveness in applying for CST /CMT, does IMGs will have less chance to get?
The application is equal for everyone without any visa restriction now. So if an IMG is eligible and do well in the recruitment process - they can get in any specialty. Please check this article: roadtouk.com/blog/specialty-training-opportunities-in-uk/
Ok finally you got time to cut your beard 😆😆
Had to make time during this pandemic if I wanted to wear the mask and be safe :)
@@RoadToUK really .you are inspiration for med students like us.
This video is really confusing. So many abbreviations that I have no idea what they mean. Ugh
How can we help clear your confusion?