Watch this if you are FRUSTRATED on your road to UK

Many of us have suffered a long and stressful few months, wondering about PLAB seats, English proficiency exams, GMC registration, visa woes, and COVID delays.
So it's very easy to get frustrated. It's very easy to want to give up. But hopefully Dr. Ibreez's words will help you get through the hurdles before you!
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[@kikisdayy]

I was being demeaned, overworked and harassed at one point of my working life. One night duty, I locked myself in my duty room and burst out crying. It was the first time in my career and at my hospital that I had let myself cry. It’s exactly as you put it Dr. Abreez. I wanted to be valued more, and go somewhere where my skillset would be appreciated. But most importantly, I just wanted to be happy again. And the day I booked my IELTS test was the day I began to have hope. It was a gradual process but I realised that you’re allowed to be happy as a pre-PG student. You’re allowed to take a breath. I lost a lot of money deciding to choose PLAB over my country’s PG exam, but I can confidently say, I’ve never been happier. I doubt myself often lately (which is why I came running to this video ♥️) but I want to remind myself that I’m happy. I’m making huge strides in my life that I never thought I’d have the courage to ever make. I’m proud of myself and I’m proud of all of you guys too. Look behind your shoulder for a brief moment, and look how far you’ve come. Thank you Dr. Abreez, I always feel calm and reassured when you speak. I hope you have a wonderful day!

[@RoadToUK]

Thank you for your kind words and for sharing your journey! Good luck!!

[@moizartani5150]

Thank you for saying this. It felt like you are speaking directly to me. I am waiting like you for a visa for 4 months and I have been questioning every decision lately due to my current financial situation. So Thank you Doctor.

[@RoadToUK]

It's our pleasure!

[@sawbonescadet835]

When is PLAB going to be replaced by UKMLA ? Will there be some major drift in the pattern of exam ?

[@RoadToUK]

We have a video covering UKMLA that you can check out!

[@drh6923]

How to book the guidance session as you mentioned at the end

[@RoadToUK]

You can book a personalized guidance session at shop.roadtouk.com

[@omarabdillahi9231]

This is amazing, you are outstanding. Your motivation breaks limits we have in our mind. Am doing Internship year and am planning to do PLAB/UKML to start my career in UK. Hope one day I can meet you personally and thank you your effort and motivation. Great love from Somaliland!

[@RoadToUK]

Best of luck!

[@dr.anamikasingh3606]

What an amazing exceptional video😢I was sitting in the library biting my nails as to how my OET result is still awaited and all the seats are booked , and was having these thoughts that I could never make it anywhere no matter how hard I tried. But thank you for snapping me out of it,this was so much needed at the moment.

[@RoadToUK]

You got this!

[@drsinchanaskadur]

Another video I didn’t know I needed ! ❤

[@RoadToUK]

More to come!

[@doctorariel1416]

We need people like you in this era of frustration. Stay blessed

[@RoadToUK]

Our pleasure!

[@wezimanda9376]

"Frustration does not mean allowing yourself to be in a constant state of chaos and stress" Thank you Ibreez... Much needed video on this road :)

[@RoadToUK]

You got this!

[@oetbeano7457]

Hi,,your videos are great and i have a doubt.I had completed my Masters Paediatrics in India and have 2 years of experience in india,do I need to do MRCPCH to get a specialist training or i simply need to clear plab for training(OET got cleared),,kindly clarify,thanks in advance.

[@pavidimallaumasankar2509]

Hello I am preparing for mrcs ent.. After clearing mrcs ent.. I am planning to do some contract job for 6 months.. After that if I selected in st3 training..will nhs give cos for rest of specialty training and is it possible to get selected in st3 for IMG.. Thank you

[@sumaiyahist]

I've been seeing news about how junior doctors are planning to quit due to huge pay cuts and difficult to live with inflation. Is it true???? Do fy2 doctors earn really less and can't keep to the timings and have to work overtime without pay???? Hope you'll give me an answer!

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIDcfH6FYpeIl6s & kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJ_IcqGAbqeIorM

[@abelhara2835]

Thankyou so much Dr. Abreez. Your channel is such a God-send! I'm a recent med school graduate who is a little on the older side (early 30s), relatively speaking and I am now about to begin navigating internship in my country. I was low-key freaking out about the amount of time it will take to get through IELTS and PLAB while navigating my internship and wondering if the door had closed. You just gave me perspective. Thank you!

[@RoadToUK]

@@abelhara2835 You're very welcome! Good luck ☺️

[@AM-rp4wq]

Hello Ibreez & Ibrahim, thank you so much for this well needed video. I'm so overwhelmed and pressured with my part B exam in a few months time. Really hope I can make it there.

[@RoadToUK]

You can do it!

[@ThaliaRam]

Thank you I really needed to hear this

[@RoadToUK]

You are so welcome!

[@Johmerdav]

A really wonderful video. Thanks

[@RoadToUK]

You're welcome!

[@malikpilo]

I really needed this. Thank you Dr

[@RoadToUK]

Glad it was helpful!

[@pamelaroariffo4219]

Hi! I watch you from Spain 😊 My English level is low intermediate and not enough for HCPC registration (dietitian). I really want to work in UK and I’ve been thinking that I can send my documents to ERIC for the Statement of Comparability (Secondary Education and Dietitian degree) only to have the opportunity to apply for a job in NHS as HCA, dietitian assistant or similar. How do you see it? 🙏🏼 Thank you

[@jameelashkar9244]

Salam Alykum , what an inspirational video for those that walked along this journey! I'm out words honestly .. All I can offer you and Dr Ibrahim a dua , that Allah continues his blessing upon you and Dr Ibrahim ! * one question , I'm trying to plan my journey to UK for my internship ! Despite fact I'm an older graduate ( motivates me honestly ! Do not care what anyone thinks , main thing is finish my journey!) ... When do 1st year Interns start their training each year, which month of the year to be exact !

[@vantpt7154]

thank you for motivating me )))) I would like to ask if I`m pathology resident in Armenia and I want to come UK is journey the same ? Because we don`t have internship here . And if I want to change my specialty from Pathology to Surgeon Can I do that in UK ? Thank you

[@anikaaatahsin2471]

Ibreez,I love this exceptional video you have made today! It's really uplifting. And I loved the way you talked about our own frustration and inner thoughts and shut them out one by one.

[@RoadToUK]

You are so welcome!

[@munjurrashid857]

Thank u sir for your informative videos. I’ve completed MRCOG Part2. U know, It requires 03 years training to sit for MRCOG Part 3 exam. I’ve already completed 1.5 years Post Graduation (FCPS) in OG from my country (Bangladesh). Now, I want to settle in UK as doctor of OG. What should I do in my current position. Should I go for MTI pathway or not? If I get chance for MTI system then is it possible to count rest of my 1.5 years training to apply for MRCOG part 3 exam from 02 years training under MTI pathway. My another question is that, during MTI process can I bring my child & husband in UK under dependent visa or other condition.

[@RoadToUK]

MTI gives you a Tier 5 visa, which would allow you to bring your family. You can look into competency requirements once you start and can also complete the rest of the MRCOG while in the UK under MTI.

[@sujjukumar8020]

Hello Dr. Ibris. Appreciate your videos.They are very informative. I heard that even those in speciality training need to manage All cases including ER cases while on call duty? Is this true?

[@RoadToUK]

No.

[@archit813]

Hello! I'm an IMG from India. I have completed my usmle steps and I have ecfmg certificate. I know via ECFMG-EPIC i can apply for the gmc registration but do i still need to give plab exams to get the gmc registration? Kindly reply.

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jH6nqXWJi7OakKM

[@salsbeelsalsbeel6183]

Thank you so much Dr ibreez for this video. It was really needed.❤

[@RoadToUK]

Glad it was helpful!

[@donya_zidan]

Me 😞🙋🏻‍♀️ Thank you for this video I feeling depressed from all of this running and running and studying, I feel exhausted, I am on the last step OET, I did MRCS I am afraid that after all of this stress and all of this Money, it will not be worthy or I need to wait months to get a job. I feel exhausted and frustrated.

[@RoadToUK]

Good luck! You can do it!

[@jj-qp3bo]

Which type of residency are good for a guy with mild essential tremors? Leaving surgery

[@RoadToUK]

Medicine, radiology, pediatrics- pretty much anything outside of surgery if you aren't up for it!

[@Muhammadx851]

Hello doctor , i am a final year med stud studying for AMC and i came across this competent authority thing that if i take the plabs finish foundation years in UK then i am eligible to move to australia ? What would be a wiser decision, trying AMC which has a low passing rate or the plabs. Thanks.

[@TalhaKhan-i1q]

Really appreciate what you guys have been for all the img foctors

[@RoadToUK]

Our pleasure ☺️

[@ayeshar91]

Hi ibreez, during our training years in uk, if ever we buy a house during first years of training does it become an issue as we keep changing hospitals and locations? With family and kids

[@RoadToUK]

You can aim to only choose training spots in the area you've bought your house, and depending on your training + area, you may only rotate every year, every two years, or not at all.

[@mansisrivastava7749]

Another thoughtful video. Awesome.

[@RoadToUK]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@bappybapps1448]

💜

[@RoadToUK]

❤️

[@arjunskumar5882]

Does your final year mbbs marks matter in plab2 or nhs interview

[@RoadToUK]

No.

[@2t0y]

this psyched me up. thank you so much!

[@RoadToUK]

You're so welcome!

[@taufiq3325]

Ibreez and Ivan Vai have made it so clearly explained... Thanks both of you... I have a query. Is MRCP ( UK) accepted in Ireland... As far as I know MRCP ( Ireland) is accepted in UK

[@RoadToUK]

Sorry, we have no idea about Ireland.

[@NandhaKumar-sn3xz]

Thank you so much 🎉❤❤❤

[@RoadToUK]

You are so welcome!

[@devangrathod6733]

You are awesome ❤

[@RoadToUK]

Aw thanks!

[@emashikhan8967]

Are you from pakistan?

[@RoadToUK]

No.

[@pikusarker1359]

Mam how expensive is uk?

[@RoadToUK]

Depends on what you're buying!

[@KhushiSingh-qm7eq]

Do we need our home country registration number to be eligible for taking plab

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n4O3e6hnp6dmf9E