FY2 Standalone vs Non Training | LAT vs LAS | Where should an IMG start | My route to enter training

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This was the much needed video. Can you please make a video on various job types like bank doctor, locum doctor, fixed term doctor, etc. Thanks

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[@RoadToUK]

Nothing's planned as yet, but if you've got your notifications turned on for us, you should know the moment we go live!

[@sanghamitrachaudhuri1470]

A great detailed video! 👍🏼 I have a few queries on the Non-Training job posts: 1. what are the likely specialities that one can think of getting into after NT jobs? 2. being a “non training” job does that mean we are left all on our own to make decisions on patient management? 🤔 3. can we do audits in a NT job to amplify our chances of getting into a particular speciality? I hope you can help me with my queries, thank you so much! ☺️👍🏼

[@RoadToUK]

1) Any specialty you wish so long as you meet the applicant criteria. 2) No. Non training just means you don't have a portfolio and curriculum to maintain. You won't be abandoned. 3) Yes.

[@esraa3127]

Thanks a lot for this video. Can you please consider making a video about what are the essential clinical skills that one should have before their first job in the UK? Thanks again ;))

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWnSl4epfb6EbcU

[@esraa3127]

Thanks! 🥰

[@tayyaba3915]

Thank you for this. I was really worried about this all.

[@RoadToUK]

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[@sarathomas5479]

This was a really enlightening video. Thank you so much for your effort. Wanted to know, how many standalone FY2 posts are available on average each year and how do the number of vacancies available for that compare with the vacancies for Fy2 level non-training posts each year?

[@RoadToUK]

It's hard to give a fixed number are standalones only become available if there is a gap in the foundation program, but there is always a greater availability of non training jobs to standalones.

[@nivedhapillai1984]

Every single one of your videos just gives me a bit more confidence when I watch them Thank you so much! I’d just like to know a bit more about the fy2 stand-alone programme. When the preferences are put out after the interview , will the rotations only be pertaining to those that are available at the time or will there be rotations available in all disciplines like surgery, medicine, a and e , etc. Also is there such a rotation called General Surgery ? Or is there a list of all the disciplines the NHS covers that I find somewhere ? My ultimate goal is to get into CST after doing an FY2 standalone , in addition to what you mentioned in this video about choosing OBG, Trauma Orthopedics , etc is there any specific advice you have for the route/ path that I’m planning to take ?

[@RoadToUK]

You'd want to look for rotations that are more surgery heavy. Hope this also helps: roadto.uk/vHWG

[@ammus2834]

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[@RoadToUK]

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[@RoadToUK]

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[@sunniagupta9458]

Loved the video. Thanks for putting in so much effort

[@RoadToUK]

You're welcome!

[@ШазмаИрумКхан]

OET you need to achieve a B minimum which is 350 and above you can check the GMC website which clearly states this

[@RoadToUK]

For a standalone?

[@ШазмаИрумКхан]

@@RoadToUK img applying for gmc registration require 350 above which is a B and above

[@ডাঃউচ্ছ্বাস]

So basically for that .5 in writing (I got 7.0) I have to retake IELTs to get FY2 standalone job...oh my gosh :'( this is unfair... Why the IELTS requirement is higher and OET is same. EDIT: Okay, I rewatched the video and now things got clear...the first few mins got me scared as I was frustrated of the thought of retaking IELTS ...I thought to get into IMT, I must need to go through UKFPO programm. So basically, what Ibreeez apu has said is its actually better if u go through the CREST pathway provided that you are dedicated.

[@RoadToUK]

It's a conspiracy :P It's okay, non-training jobs will still do the trick :)

[@ডাঃউচ্ছ্বাস]

@@RoadToUK yeah apu....thanks for the clarification comment on facebook too. I think a pros and cons video for training vs non training post would be great to the addition (just a random thought!)

[@RoadToUK]

Really, the only con to a training post is if it's your first job and you may get overwhelmed. And the only con of a non training job is that your progression depends on your proactiveness.

[@meeradevi2982]

Hi Dr. Farhan, so does it mean it’s better going through the non train pathway using the crest form?

[@almostapples8967]

Hi, Ibreez, thanks for an informative session! I'm interested in pursuing an Emergency Medicine Non training FY2 post as my first job in the NHS (to get CREST signed and gain subsequent entry into ACCS EM). Do you have any recommendations of supportive hospitals for IMG doctors with only an internship experience? Which hospital did you or people you know, do your first job at? Hoping you are well!

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[@RoadToUK]

Hello, you're welcome! I think any hospital is supportive so long as you make your intentions known of what you wish to pursue from the start. We started at Scunthorpe General Hospital (in emergency medicine as well!), but now work at Derriford Hospital.

[@sabrina86414]

Hello , am thinking for the same for Emergency Medicine non training FY2 post ,would you please advice me if you have done the process .am still confused when I have to apply for PLAB 2 ?.thanks

[@yokomodrifter]

great piece of advice in a short amount of time!on a side note I really didn't expect you to have an american accent

[@RoadToUK]

😊

[@karangugli]

Your videos are very helpful. Thanks for your effort.

[@RoadToUK]

Our pleasure!

[@benizay16]

Thanks for such a great and clear explanation😊

[@RoadToUK]

You're welcome!

[@subrasm9187]

This is so so informative! Thank you so much!!!!!

[@RoadToUK]

Glad it was helpful!

[@DrVinit99]

Hey doc, Can you please explain what do these ILS & ALS mean on 02:38 for Non-Training Jobs ? And for what these are needed?

[@RoadToUK]

Immediate Life Support and Advanced Life Support. You will be apart of acutely deteriorating and cardiac arrest teams, for which these trainings come in handy.

[@DrVinit99]

@@RoadToUK Thank you! Is it for any particular specialty or each and every specialty?

[@DA-ys3lc]

Is there a breakdown of the ranking criteria for FY2 that one can look at?

[@RoadToUK]

What do you mean? Like a grading rubric?

[@pradyumnaduttpurohit2448]

Road to UK is there a division of FY2 level non training jobs too? For example, you mentioned, you joined at CT1. I’m under an impression that CT 1 is for those who get into training. How can one get a CT1 level non-training post before getting into the training?

[@RoadToUK]

There is a division of non training jobs. It can be FY1 level, ST3 level, CT1 level, etc. There is a more in-depth explanation here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iXvOhJSHaqt0pq8

[@m.k.q9736]

The best plab channel.👍

[@RoadToUK]

Thank you for saying so!

[@lakshmipal8440]

Thank you for this video! I have 4 questions 1. Apart from the education supervisor/mentor/ progress tracking and the fpcc( which is equivalent to crest) there is no other disadvantage for non training jobs? 2. You said rank is based on interview and application. What can I add to my application to increase my chances of getting into fy2 standalone? 3. If I take a non training fy2 equivalent and get a crest certificate should i join a training ct or a non training equivalent? 4. Will i be able to take mrcp if i do a non training job?

[@RoadToUK]

1) Not as far as we can see. 2) Please see: roadto.uk/vHWG 3) It's up to you. 4) Yes.

[@oladipoodeyinka5640]

Thank you so much... it is amazing that you guys provide this information for free ❤️

[@RoadToUK]

Happy to help!

[@habim9670]

Hey there. Do you guys have a video for what to do after getting GMC registration/passing PLABs?

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iXvOhJSHaqt0pq8 and roadtouk.com/blog/what-to-do-after-plab-2/

[@MeghoRoddur]

Thanks a lot. Great job!

[@RoadToUK]

You're welcome!

[@sudheerreddy2367]

Very helpful...cleared many doubts...Thank you

[@RoadToUK]

Glad to hear that!

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[@Chiappi]

I have a question. Is it possible to get ST1 posts without CREST? This confuses me quite a bit. Thanks for the video.

[@RoadToUK]

You can get any non training post (FY1/2, CT1/2, ST1/2 etc) without CREST, but to show that you have met the equivalent competencies of your peers when you apply for ST1/CT1 training, you MUST complete a CREST form. Please also see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lX_IYZShhZVsbc0

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[@ahmadwazir6393]

Hi Ibreez Really great vedio , U guys are gems 💎 I have just one question : U said that getting an FY2 standalone job/getting the desired rotations in your FY2 standalone totally depends on your rank* , Well can U plz briefly elaborate that what's gonna make my rank? I mean what's the criteria for making merit rank in FY2 application 🙏 Thanks Again

[@RoadToUK]

As mentioned in the video, your SJT score and interview.

[@malikaalibdat7079]

I like before I watch. Always.

[@RoadToUK]

Aw thanks!

[@hmmnmnmm]

Thank you so much for the video. I have a few questions. 1) FY2 standalone requires valid IELTS/OET scores within two years separate from the english proficiency requirement for GMC registration. Meanwhile, FY2 equivalent non-training post does not require valid IELTS/OET if I have fulfilled GMC registration. Am I correct? 2) FY2 standalone eligibility criteria includes Full GMC registration. However, doesnt IMG only get Provisional GMC registration after passing PLABs? Should an IMG apply for Full registration? 3) Can I later still apply to specialty training post instead of the equivalent non-training post even if I finish FY2 equivalent non-training post (therefore never fulfilled UK Foundation programme)? Thank you.

[@RoadToUK]

1) Yes. 2) No. Your registration being provisional or full is dependent on completion of an acceptable pattern of internship. 3) Yes, but you'd need to have a completed CREST form.

[@hmmnmnmm]

@@RoadToUK Thanks a lot!

[@tayyaba3915]

@@RoadToUK Can a person with provisional GMC registration (no internship done) apply for non training FY1 post??

[@abdo6183]

Could you please make a video about WAST ?

[@RoadToUK]

We've got an article on it! roadtouk.com/blog/widening-access-to-specialty-training-wast/

[@awaisbk]

Great video Ibreez. It has a lot of amazing information. Really appreciate your effort. Just need to clear few things: 1. If I get my CREST form signed after 3 months in a non-training job, can I apply for run through training (or other uncoupled training) programs? Also, if I get selected in the training program, will I need to complete 12 months in the non training job before I could join the training program in the speciality? Or can I just leave the non-training job after 3 months and start my speciality training program instantly? 2. If I do FY2 standalone, can I only get my competency signed after 12 months only? Can I apply to training programs before 12 months time? Can I join the training before the 12 months time is over in FY2 Standalone? I would absolutely admire if you could answer my queries. Thank You.

[@RoadToUK]

Thanks for saying that. 1. Speciality training programs always starts at specific time of the year. More often than not it is always August. If you get into training, you will know it around May-June. So, you have to give your current non-training job a notice that you will be leaving them in August. Nothing is instant. 2. You can leave the training if you wish but you will not get any certificate without completing 12 months of it successfully.

[@MsKamakshi]

Hi.. thank u for another wonderful video.. hope u guys are doing well. I have recently seen an advert in the NHS for fy2 in ophthalmology in OXFORD.. is it the same process or do we need more qualifications for the same? And, Can u kindly do a video about the cost of living and expenses as an Img coming for the first job. Would appreciate it. Thanks in advance 😊

[@RoadToUK]

1) Same process in what sense? You can understand the qualifications they are looking for by reading the person specifications. 2) Sure!

[@shayonghosh3569]

Hi Dr. Ibreez Great video 🙌 I wanted to know, when do non training FY2 posts display their vacancies? Is there fixed application time, just like FY2 Standalone or is it available all around the year, randomly??

[@RoadToUK]

It's available all year round.

[@luqmanbakr5848]

Hello Dr.Ibreez, Keep up the good work 👍 One question: I graduated in 2013 and began working as a General Practitioner (GP) in 2016, continuing until October 2022. In October 2022, I transitioned to a psychiatry resident role and successfully passed Paper A of MRCPsych. I have PLAB2 scheduled for November 10, and I plan to take Paper B of MRCPsych after that (assuming I pass PLAB2). Given this background, is there a possibility of obtaining a non-training position in psychiatry without diversifying into other medical areas?

[@RoadToUK]

Yes.

[@thanose9202]

Hi, thank you for all this information you put out for everyone! I was wondering if its common for a CREST form to be signed in a 6 month period in a non training post, provided you actively pursue it. Or do people commonly take a year or more to get it signed? Thank youuu

[@romo3192]

I really like the way you're open about your life & career. Respect. What I want to know is: By the time I successfully complete my medical degree (By God's grace), I have to do the UKMLA. Although I am a British Citizen with an overseas medical certificate, do I still have to do IELTS?

[@RoadToUK]

Yes, currently it is mandatory on basis of country of graduation, rather than nationality/citizenship.

[@akhilanvijayan]

could u pls make a video about how to make a better CV ...the things which we have to build before starting the jorney...like i would like to persue dermatology.to get into that speeciality what all i can do to make my cv stand out

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: roadto.uk/wJgX

[@mummoshable]

How are you like not very famous! Thank you thank you thank you

[@RoadToUK]

Hahaha you're very welcome 😁

[@mhditb7817]

Very informative! Thank you.. P.s. if one applies in January for FY2 when are the interviews etc..?

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: roadto.uk/vHWG

[@pradzuk8997]

Thanks a lot for the clarity. Also which post would be best for drs with no experience with NHS but would like to take up a job for the first time at non training job.

[@RoadToUK]

Standalone or non training FY2 is ideal.

[@RJ-pc6jk]

Thanku for the guidance. What are the rotational options for anaesthesia training??

[@RoadToUK]

You're welcome! As per the curriculum.

[@sarahmahmoud8846]

Thank you for this great video. I wanted to know if it is important to sign off the CREST form in my home country before applying for CT1-2/ST1non-training jobs?

[@RoadToUK]

No need.

[@nadeembaig7136]

Great video,Just wanted to ask..If an IMG was to work through the fy1 and fy2 in a non training position with a provisional gmc registration,would the provisional licensing upgrade to a full license by the end of the two years??

[@RoadToUK]

You cannot work in a non training job with provisional registration.

[@nadeembaig7136]

@@RoadToUK Thank you for your reply.My situation is that i am an IMG without an internship.I have cleared my plab exams and am hoping to apply for an FY1 LAS program..is that possible?

[@ahmedalrasheed7938]

What is ILS or ALS? that's required to enter FY2

[@anamashfaq2813]

How is the ranking done for the fy2 standalone post?

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: roadto.uk/vHWG

[@anamashfaq2813]

@@RoadToUK thank you so much .. really appreciate your efforts ..

[@curiousalpha]

Hello , may you please give guidance on reference section for FY2 STANDALONE APPLICATIONS like are the referees need to be exclusively from NHS or it can be acceptable from non uk doctors as well who have supervised the applicant as per the guidelines fixed.

[@RoadToUK]

They can be from abroad as well.

[@chiraagshetty7164]

Suppose an IMG wants to get into core surgical training...where is it easier to build your cv,in a training or non training job?

[@RoadToUK]

Ease is based on your own ability and ambition.

[@despinagiasirani2868]

Thank you so much!!

[@RoadToUK]

You're welcome!

[@mahmoodelnaiem32]

Great video! My question is if I finish a crest 2020 form but decide I want to apply for specialty training in 2022, can I use the 2020 form or should I sign a CREST form in 2021?

[@RoadToUK]

Currently it's been mandated that all forms that are submitted are the CREST 2020 forms and no earlier forms will be entertained. Whether or not they will keep this for the next few years remains to be seen. It's best to keep it signed though just in case it doesn't change.

[@mahmoodelnaiem32]

@@RoadToUK Thanks for the advice!

[@dr.a.k.y9966]

Thank You so much for detailed video. I have one question… 1.Internship which we do in our home country is equivalent to FY1 if it meets their criteria? 2. If it doesn’t meet…. then we have to do FY1 ? If yes then do we have to pay for that?

[@RoadToUK]

1) Yes. 2) a. Yes. b. No.

[@ogn8343]

How long does it take to finish all the requirements to get the CREST form signed? Then after, applying for IMT for example, what additional things are required to have/fulfill other than CREST form?

[@dr.alaminsarker7247]

How are you apu?? How you improve your accent?? Now,you are sounding like a native speaker..

[@RoadToUK]

Did I not sound like a native speaker before ;) ?

[@dr.alaminsarker7247]

@@RoadToUK Yes apu.You are sounding like a native speaker..Your accent is fabulous.. Could you suggest me some tips to improve my accent???!!!

[@sanghamitrachaudhuri1470]

thank you for such great informative videos! I have the following queries and I hope you can help: 1. what is Horus form? is that similar/same to CREST form? do we need to complete both the forms if we decide to take up a non training job? 2. is it necessary to have a business visa to apply for PLAB 2 test? can I travel to the UK on a visitor's visa and still apply/sit for the PLAB 2 exam? thank you.

[@RoadToUK]

1) Horus is the name of the eportfolio. 2) Visit visa is acceptable.

[@Mic_626]

Please I’m hearing non training jobs are difficult to get now…. Is there really anything one can do portfolio wise to help get these posts?

[@Ahmad_Almohtaseb]

Thank you very much! Does the Fy2 equivalent-non training job have a person specification to its application?

[@RoadToUK]

Yes they do.

[@shereensarmilaraj6456]

Hi. Can you explain abit on Drs with MRCP (UK), which level could we apply for in non training?

[@notonfire7318]

If you've done your house job/internship at your own country, can you still start in the UK at fy1?

[@RoadToUK]

Not as a training FY1 via UKFP.

[@notonfire7318]

@@RoadToUK thanks! I'd love it if you could make a video about getting a PhD as an IMG while in training in your tier 2 visa. I know you've made a video regarding pursuing graduate studies during one's training but as i recall getting a PhD requires more commitment. Hence there's more things to take care of, like fulfilling one's minimum national pay salary while getting a phd can be difficult as one gets paid less during a PhD. So i wonder if one's visa would allow them to pursue a PhD then. I would love it if you could answer such queries!

[@BelalAlDroubi]

Thank you 😍 I've browsed NHS jobs and it seems that F2 equivilant jobs require prior experience working in the UK for 3-6 months ! Can you please exaplin this and how I'm I supposed to get started? (These jobs were A&E and intensive care mainly, I want a non training job in pediatrics cuz I hate adults but couldn't find any, that's really odd) Thanks

[@RoadToUK]

Still apply.

[@dinaalghrbawy6649]

Can you, please, share with us some tips about how to have dermatology speciality after FY2 ?

[@RoadToUK]

👍🏻

[@SearchSakib]

Can I switch later from non training to training post?

[@RoadToUK]

Yes!

[@siddhanthrangineni7838]

Excuse me I am an IMG and I wanted to look into the possibility for me to start in the UK at a level equal to an intern, basically a position where I can learn things where there are limited clinical expectations from me because I just recently finished my 4th year , how do I go about it ?

[@RoadToUK]

Do you want to start as an intern in the UK or would you want to complete internship in your home country first?

[@siddhanthrangineni7838]

@@RoadToUK I would like to start as an intern in the UK, what would the process involve ?

[@RoadToUK]

@@siddhanthrangineni7838 Please see: roadtouk.com/blog/internship-foundation-training-ukfpo-img/

[@kennyrogerwilliams7665]

Hey! Thank you for the video! Just one question, The ALS requirement before we start, does that have to be from UK? Or can we do that from our home country (AHA)?

[@RoadToUK]

It needs to be under Resus UK

[@4dgreentea]

Thank you for this video. It cleared everything up for me, except one thing. Is the visa application process different between the 2 positions for IMgs? Will it be more difficult to apply for a visa when applying to non-training jobs?

[@RoadToUK]

No it's not different.

[@mercykarani1472]

Thank you for this. What does right to work mean for an img who hasn't yet done plab 2?

[@RoadToUK]

You're welcome. Whether or not you need a visa.

[@faizanalvi3932]

I dont know if you guys will see this or answer tbis on an old video I want to know about non training fy2 Im assuming you thru multiple rotations in fy2 year my question is 1. Do you get to choose your rotations and are they decided for the entire fy2 once or you have to apply for new posts in different hospitals to complete your fy2 non training requirements 2. Is there a form to complete that equates us to a training fy2 (like the one thru ukfpo)

[@RoadToUK]

Non training may or may not be rotational. You complete the CREST form.

[@TheYosolaa]

Thanks for this.

[@RoadToUK]

You're welcome!

[@thehappiness2741]

Thank you so much for this valuable video but i have some qusetions If i have completed the rotation in my home country (which is equivelent to fy2 in uk) can i be still eligibale for the fy2 standalone? And the other question what protfolio criteria that should be met in order to apply for fy2 standalone ? Other that the ALS coures

[@nanat9178]

HI Doctor Ibreez, I am in a very big dilemma could you please help ? I booked my PLAB 2 for June 1, 2024. On the F2 Standalone page, on the timeline it's mentioned that "ESSENTIAL" criteria is to be GMC registered by August 2024. However, there's a mention of giving PLAB 2 by MAY 31st ! Should I try to prepone my PLAB 2 exam ? Its all very uncertain...

[@RoadToUK]

We'd suggest emailing UKFP to ask if this would be fine.

[@mohammedhasan2632]

1- the internship in my country is two years ... This will equivalent to fy1 and fy2 ? 2- in my country we can choose specialty residency (2 years) directly after graduate, so, is the UK admit with this residency or not ?

[@drmed-fizz5344]

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[@RoadToUK]

1) Would you get full registration after the first year or would you need to complete two years? 2) Your non UK training won't translate as years of training in the UK, but can be used as experience in a non training job.

[@mohammedhasan2632]

@@RoadToUK 1-its need to complete two years and then get registration

[@mohammedhasan2632]

@@RoadToUK Beside, if someone want to finish his/her internship not in his/her origin country, GMC will accept with this situation or not ?

[@RoadToUK]

So long as your internship meets the GMC criteria, and you can legally work/do internship in that country, it does not have to be your home country.

[@okidokidoc]

Hi doc ibreeza! If i complete my internship year in my home country, can i still apply for an FY1 rather than an FY2? I am not overly confident with my skills so i want to have more exposure with the NHS at the basic level. Or will i be overqualified since i have already done my 1 year internship post graduation?

[@RoadToUK]

Hello, you could apply for a non training FY1 post.

[@okidokidoc]

@@RoadToUK thank you doc! 💕

[@olayemikolapo5360]

Dr , Can I reject a fy2 after accepting if the rotations are not suitable but have a non training job already

[@RoadToUK]

When you are offered a post, you can see the rotations. If you're not happy, you can opt for an upgrade and see if you get something better. If you're still not happy with the last offer you get, you can decline the offer without a problem. Just to be clear- you don't have to do a standalone if you're already in a non-training job.

[@olayemikolapo5360]

@@RoadToUK thank you. The only way of declining after say an unfavourable upgrade is to email them

[@RoadToUK]

No, you get the option in your application portal on Oriel.

[@dr.g6498]

May I ask , that is there any chance we can skip FY2 and go directly to CT

[@RoadToUK]

At a non training level, you can apply to FY1, FY2, or CT1 as you feel it to be appropriate.

[@JoRY-ji5vy]

@@RoadToUK hi doc! If I do get into nontraining FY1 post, can I do FY2 standalone after? I have done internship overseas (>3 months of medicine and surgery for 12 months internship)

[@ialadygaga]

Hi! Firstly I want to thank you for this video. It is really a starkling difference between UK and my country so I've been getting really confused at times about the routes I could take. I have 1 question though: I have a acceptable equivalent to Fy1 from my country. Can I proceed to CT or ST after I apply to non training jobs or do I have to still do a F2 standalone at the end to be able to enter a CT or ST? Thank you so much!

[@RoadToUK]

Standalone is not mandatory. The other route is feasible.

[@akankshasingh8317]

Doc can we just be back to our country after PG in uk ? Or their are terms and conditions regarding this ?

[@RoadToUK]

If you wish to you can return. No one will stop you if you just make sure to resign/give notice as per your job contract.

[@akankshasingh8317]

Road to UK thank you doc ... will be grateful

[@akankshasingh8317]

Road to UK doc if I had done 1 year if FY2 then which degree I will get after this ... if I had to return back to My country

[@RoadToUK]

@@akankshasingh8317 You don't get any degree.

[@inquisitivesoul4809]

If I start an internship in July 2022 and finish July 2023. Complete PLAB 1 in Feb 2023 due to no seats available, and then PLAB 2would I be able to apply in 2023 for a non training post starting in August 2023? Would I also have to do the SJT and Clinical assessment (graduated 2019 sept)

[@xcrunnerterp]

great video! what is the situation judgement test for FY2 standalone?

[@RoadToUK]

foundationprogramme.nhs.uk/

[@minervamg3636]

Can you get a CT1 non- training job without having two years of working experience?

[@RoadToUK]

Yes. We started out in non training CT1 posts with just internship experience.

[@drnits86]

Thank you for an informative session. I am an IMG & have few doubts which i would like to ask: 1. Are FY2 training posts and Standalone FY2 training are the same or two different types of training. 2. Since after doing a non training job for getting CREST competencies signed, one cannot apply for Standalone FY2., is it advisable to be in a non training FY2 training post for at least a year before i can apply for a speciality training position in specialties such as Paediatrics/Cardiology/Radiology/Dermatology or a period of 6 months of non training post with CREST is also acceptable? 3. Can i apply for the training positions while i am still part of a non-training post? If yes, how does this work? 4. Can i switch departments while i am in a non-training post or do i have to reapply every time when i am switching departments? 5. Is one year of non-training position deemed enough to complete the person specifications for IMG doctors?

[@RoadToUK]

1. The same. 2. CREST technically only needs 3 months of work. Whether or not you've completed what the form entails in that amount of time and if the consultant is then satisfied to sign it off, is another thing. 3. Yes. During the appropriate application period you submit your application. 4. If you're working under the same employer and your pay is not changing, then you don't have to reapply, but obviously you'll need to go through HR. 5. It depends on you and the specifications of the post.

[@drnits86]

Thank you for replying to my queries

[@VAnt_e]

I have a question... can we apply for non training CT1 without having crest form? Or do we have to apply for non training trust grade doctor and after getting crest form signed we can apply for CT1? It's a bit confusing.

[@hajrafiaz5036]

Great video..I have a question...is there any fee? If I complete my mbbs with internship here from home country..pass plab and enter in fy2 level ..will there be any fee further or its free??

[@RoadToUK]

Thanks! Nope, no fee. In fact, you get paid: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g4WYY6ZsfLOBe5o

[@hajrafiaz5036]

@@RoadToUK thankyou so much for responding may Allah bless you💜

[@madinahashmi945]

Great video! I have 400 and above in three subtests of oet but not in the fourth one. What would you advise either to retake oet for 400 in all subtests as I want to join fy2 standalone after plab or a NT fy2 equivalent would be okay?

[@RoadToUK]

If you can manage the OET one more time, go for it, but applying for non training jobs as a backup isn't a bad idea.

[@asuezeigwe9381]

Please how can I negotiate for a higher pay in an FY2 grade non trainee job whwn i already have over 24 months work experience

[@ZeinFawaz-jb8mz]

Hi there, should the ILS/ ACLS be done in the UK ?

[@RoadToUK]

Yes, under ResusUK.

[@h.f.5912]

thank you for the great video! my internship at home country ends in mid or end of august, and the FY2 begins in august itself. is there some solution to this or other options i can look into?

[@RoadToUK]

You'd have to wait until the January eligibility.

[@MrEmadsaeed]

can a doctor learn skills in non training job I mean are there seniors to guide and help if a doctor is defecient in some areas or in a non training job you are on your own?

[@RoadToUK]

Yes you are supervised and you can work on your portfolio.

[@enehesther6597]

Hi thanks for this video, I prefer to do FY2 standalone because I will receive my certificate late in January and I dont just want to be waiting at hime..but my question is if I can get a non training job just for six months and the employers would allow me to go after six months of moving to UK from Europe?

[@RoadToUK]

Do you mean break your contract early while doing a standalone?

[@enehesther6597]

@@RoadToUK yea, breaking early while doing a training job.

[@akashxavier1117]

For GMC registration,Do we have to pass both plab 1 n plab2 within 2 years after oet result? I mean whether plab 2 should also be passed within 2 years?

[@RoadToUK]

OET has a 2 year validity. So if you want to get GMC registration with the same OET, you need to complete everything within 2 years.

[@akashxavier1117]

@@RoadToUK Thank you doctor

[@upol007]

What is ILS and ALS?

[@RoadToUK]

Immediate Life Support and Advanced Life Support.

[@mohamedshousha8318]

If i am in my internship backhome and the rotations will end in March.. can i apply for fy2 stand alone before finishing my internahip year?

[@RoadToUK]

If you meet the application criteria at that time, then yes.

[@guljannatkhan4898]

I have a score of 370 in one module of OET and 400 in other 3. Can I apply for fy2 stand alone training post.?

[@RoadToUK]

No.

[@gajurrisrikumar48]

Hi! Is fy2 non training job supervised? Because In order to register for Australian standard pathway, it is compulsory for us to pass plab 1 and 2 and complete 12 months of supervised training job.

[@kritisapkota1661]

Hey did you get any answer?

[@mohanishkumarsingh2769]

I have a doubt. I have heard that we can continue to work as a non- trainee for as long as we can if we dont want to progress, and settle as it is. So, do we have to apply again and again for non-training jobs after our term ends, or is there any other way?

[@RoadToUK]

It's a contract based job. You work for the duration of the contract and extend as needed.

[@samarshreshtha1305]

After graduating from home country and clearing IELTS and PLABs, can we do a Non Training SHO job in UK (in Obstetrics Or any other department) ,instead of FY2, and then apply for Specialty Training in A&E after an year or so? Or is there any better alternative for that?

[@RoadToUK]

Yes you don't have to do a standalone. You can choose to do a non training job instead.

[@prarthanachandra6646]

nice video! I want to actually start CT in psychiatry and was thinking of applying for WAST but due to covid the applications aren't open. How many months would I need to work as a non training FY2 before i can enter training in psych CT1?

[@RoadToUK]

It is dependent on the length of time it takes for you to get your CREST signed, and how comfortable you feel moving onto a training post.