IRELAND NEEDS DOCTORS-All you need to know! With Dr AJ

[@themes6650]

Very coherent and eloquent. Thank you for the information

[@yoyoschmo1]

For US trained DOs: -Pathway One - Membership of the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland (MRCPI) - Part 1 - Part 2 Written - Part 2 Clinical - Pathway Two - Take USMLE steps (1, step 2 CK, and 3) - After USMLE then take ABIM exam (AOBIM may be allowed but up to the council) - Pathway Three - PLAB part 1…OR…MCCQE part 1…OR…AMC…OR…USMLE step 1 & step 2 CK - then PRES part 3

[@yoyoschmo1]

Hard for me in that I want specialist salary but I would want the mentorship that comes with learning the new healthcare system. I am an Internist with experience as a hospitalist and have no idea if that exists in Ireland and if it does what sorts of procedures that I would need to brush up on

[@SingleAndSavvyAt40]

Thank you nurse moms for what you do. Very informative. I have learnt a lot from your platform and I have started my recognition journey with CORU as a physiotherapist. I would really appreciate if we can have a physiotherapist who has gone through this on your platform some day too. God bless you

[@nursemomo]

Will definitely consider 🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@ameterasu13]

Please do another KZbin video Nurse Momo to help us about the material to use or the past papers how they ask please 🙏🏾 I am begging you

[@nursemomo]

For what specifically please? Interviews?

[@WordSeed100]

@@nursemomo What resources or academies are available in ireland, online or UK to prepare for PRES 3 exam?

[@alexgrandizer2185]

Good information , But it is really hard to find a job for a JR Doctor with full IMC registraiton and internship in another country. The websites such as HSE and glassdoor and others , are not helping since they require SHO or REgstrars with 3 plus years exp.

[@jinxmht26]

Check publicjobs or apply directly to hospitals

[@ajuahnkohkwo]

Great content

[@nursemomo]

Thank you 🙏

[@sekinaseidumohammed3497]

Very informative ❤

[@ejimjudith8668]

❤❤ amazing

[@ambikaloginee8422]

Hello thank you for the wonderful information Holding Mrcpch does I need press

[@noorskitchenconnection]

Hi,I have a question,I did my House job 6 months in General Medicine and 6 Months in Gynaecology and Obstetrics, will it be accepted for IRISH Registration?? kindly Reply thanks.

[@ameterasu13]

Hi excuse me what about the material you need to use to study for PRES exams??

[@harrisoniminabo4319]

I'm a medical student in belarus and would be graduating soon i want to know if i can take pres immediately after medical school or i have to do my internship here first before I'm eligible for the exam. And also can i take plab 1 instead of pres 2 and take pres 3 directly. Thank your

[@ajuahnkohkwo]

You can contact me. Thanks, Dr WAN

[@harrisoniminabo4319]

@@ajuahnkohkwo how can I do that sir?

[@darkblue1423]

I'm a M.D. graduated in EU, I was wondering what's MRCPI exam? I'm a bit confused and appreciate if you can help please this video was perfect by the way.

[@IK-fg4gw]

Please shed light on GP training

[@kabailamwangala]

How can I get hold of Benjamin the one you hosted on your you tube channel talking about new Zealand

[@nursemomo]

Benjamin’s email address is [e-mail]

[@okeynwanya9047]

Does having a full UK GMC registration exempt you from the PRES exam?

[@themes6650]

Yes

[@babi89317]

Is it true that UK medical degree holders like master degree in medical science are exempted from the language test?

[@valdezserra]

What about if you start as a surgeon, whats the initial salary?

[@medicoholicnerd9884]

Can I get any contact source to connect doc AJ I need to ask many questions I need to clear my doubts

[@nursemomo]

Contact me on [e-mail]

[@supernatural5757]

I have a question. I am a graduate from Romania(EU), but I'm not enrolled in the Romanian medical Council due their requirements or the residency placement exam to gain the right to practice, tho I'm licensed. The question is do I need to be enrolled and (active) in the medical Council of the country I graduated in or is it not necessary?

[@KEVINLUCIENPOUTHNKENGUE]

Which are those requirements?

[@alimakoney-hy2hs]

Great job nurse momo 1

[@nursemomo]

❤❤

[@Ppppppjsnsndns]

Hi @nursemomo would it be possible to share the email address of Dr. Mehta in order to query more questions about Irish training pathways and entry

[@nursemomo]

Yes . Email me via [e-mail]

[@goodnesshenry9568]

Thank you so much NurseMomo for this video!!! I have been searching to hear from an IMG Doctor working at Ireland. Dr AJ has given me loads of answers to questions I had. However, I am currently an intern back home 🇳🇬, so my question is, after writing and passing the PRES exams, would I have to be a HO in the Irish medical hierarchy or I’ll be an SHO from the fact that I gain some years of experience back home? Or it wouldn’t matter and I would start from HO? I hope my question is understandable. Looking forward to hear from you ❤

[@nursemomo]

Reply from Dr AJ below 👇 So basically the internship needs to be recognised. If the internship is recognised as per IMC requirements (this will be clarified when they apply for general medical council registration), then they can start a job as a senior house officer (SHO). I did that. I completed internship in Prague, and my first job in Ireland was that of a SHO. Hope it helps Goodness.

[@emmanuelchimdike326]

Hello... I am Emmanuel, a colleague Can i dm you please?

[@Sunshyn_Aida]

Great 👍

[@dr.mahmad7303]

Very informative video. I’m a Dermatologist. How can I get a job in Ireland? Thank you

[@nursemomo]

Hi Dr Mahmad, I will try and make a video on this . Thank you

[@chinmaynarkar1546]

How to move to Ireland as an anesthesiologist from India?