GP training in the UK (Pros & Cons)

[@DrErwinKwun]

The work is indeed challenging at times as clinics can be demanding and intense. Overall, GP training offers a wonderful career with endless opportunities.

[@RR-tz8rr]

MA SHA Allah thank you so much appreciated

[@dani45216]

Fantastic video thanks Doctor!

[@YourGPTrainingBuddy]

Great video doc

[@noor472011]

During GP training or practice : Do your duties include inserting IV cannula or taking blood samples ??

[@drshamailaadeel1578]

Excellent video

[@asprintoxicity2004]

Can we do further training after GP ? Like special inteest in psychiatry, or Peads ??

[@estelareckz]

Thank you for this video! I’ve done a clinical specialty in my home country (neurology - 3 years, whereas in the UK it lasts 8 years). Do you know if I can enter the neurology training in the UK after some months of working as a SHO? Or will I be excluded because I’ve already done a training?

[@DrAsmaMasood]

As long as you have all the requirements for training and MRCP clear you are eligible to enter. No one can exclude you. Don’t worry.

[@moorkhonkojawab7118]

How to get into clinical neurophysiology training in UK

[@hagarghoname552]

Can you please make a video detailing more about clinical neurophysiology speciality?

[@DrAsmaMasood]

Very soon.

[@mahicanam9236]

@@DrAsmaMasood can you guide me Can you please guide me what's criteria of applying for mrcpch if you are not a UK resident Is training in peads is necessary to apply for this exam

[@DrAsmaMasood]

@@mahicanam9236 the criteria is Candidate should completed a period of training lasting two and a half years from the graduation date on your diploma of medical qualification spent no less than 12 months in posts involving the care of emergency paediatric patients (it is desirable that at least six months in a post with a strong emphasis on responsibility for unselected emergency admissions) within the five years prior to your exam date - note this does include clinical attachments spent six months of your first year after graduation as a house paediatrician; if not, an additional six months in a post involving the care of emergency paediatric patients.

[@DrAsmaMasood]

@@mahicanam9236 you can find all the details and exam centers here www.rcpch.ac.uk/resources/mrcpch-clinical-exam-how-apply

[@ngwenyunt5879]

that is very true. I hate isolation. no team work. fully engaged with administration, and communication, I don’t like.

[@bushrazainab1238]

If I've completed my FY2, then I will have to do 3 years of training to get a GP license?? please can you clear this confusion Dr.Asma?

[@ngwenyunt5879]

yes

[@syedashahanaalinaqvi8481]

Please do make a video about clinical neurophysiology too

[@DrAsmaMasood]

Will do.

[@RR-tz8rr]

Plz make a video for children with mental illness....

[@DrAsmaMasood]

Will do.

[@MT-sw8rf]

So you only talk? No ultrasound, no blood tests, no 24h-blood pressure measure, no spirometry, no... nothing?? What do you really learn during your training? 🤔

[@ngwenyunt5879]

MSRA

[@md.munsurrahman6703]

আলহামদুলিললাহ

[@md.munsurrahman6703]

আল্লাহ আকবর

[@zunairamazhar4533]

Amazing video