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[@HusseinBerjaoui]

I can't believe you go all this way to help others. Your videos are always extensive and full of tips. Thank you really.

[@RoadToUK]

It's our pleasure!

[@sari6522]

I'm a medical student watching this, I'm thrilled already :) Thank you for your effort.

[@RoadToUK]

Yay! You're very welcome and good luck :)

[@genesis6966]

Looooog time ago ...( 20 years back ) we never had this kind of info..I left the UK dream and settled at home..Great info and a lucid presentation..Present generation will really benefit..keep up the good work

[@RoadToUK]

Thank you so much for saying so :) Hope it will be of benefit to those who need it!

[@LearnEnglishForHealthcare]

This is such a great video, thanks! I'll directing all my OET students to this channel!

[@chiomaugochinyere9176]

This has been so helpful. I have an interview coming up and this is really insightful and encouraging.

[@RoadToUK]

Hope the interview went well!

[@rahulkaruppannan2787]

As usual,, You have delivered the information in the most precise way possible 😊,,Thanks a lot,, But am really worried about the job prospects in the UK right now since a huge number of doctors are taking PLAB

[@RoadToUK]

Thanks for saying so! Though there are an increased number of PLAB takers, there is still a considerable shortage of doctors in the UK that needs filling.

[@Morgan-lc8bs]

I will be graduating in 2023 :( Will jobs be still available at that time ? I don't want to do the USMLE, it's so expensive and stressful :(

[@RoadToUK]

No one can give you any guarantees, but the need for doctors is strong, so just stick to your plan!

[@iconic1k636]

Excellent video, thank you!

[@RoadToUK]

You are welcome!

[@sadiajameel6993]

Many thanks for such a comprehensive video. I have an interview next week for ST3 post. I have worked in NHS for few months at ST1-ST2 level but then I came to my home country. Currently I'm working as a Consultant Nephrologist

[@mbmmunada]

very enlightening and cleared most of the confusions i had before now. Thank you Dr Ibreez Ajaz

[@RoadToUK]

You're very welcome!

[@ranita1370]

You're so full of positivity! So refreshing and helpful, ma'am. 😊

[@RoadToUK]

Thanks :) We're so glad to hear that!

[@sanamasroor323]

Dr ibreez this was such heart warming video to watch ,thank you for these positive vibes😀😀

[@RoadToUK]

You're welcome 😁

[@sophies8573]

I have always wanted to move to the uk and I am so grateful to have found your channel. You make it all sound possible! Thank you SO SO much🤍

[@RoadToUK]

You are so welcome!

[@chidinmaokafor207]

I really appreciate this.

[@RoadToUK]

We're glad!

[@mindovermatter1234]

You are an amazing person , thanks a lot for existing.

[@RoadToUK]

That's so sweet of you to say, thank you!

[@alihaider4097]

Great work sister....stay blessed

[@RoadToUK]

Thanks a lot!

[@RegeleSerpilor]

Thank you! A lot of positive energy!

[@RoadToUK]

You're welcome 😁

[@elmitriibrahim6244]

nice to see you again dr Ibreez !!

[@RoadToUK]

:)

[@juandiegofreireflorez3680]

Hi excellent video and thanks a lot ! What do you know about remote jobs ?

[@RoadToUK]

You're welcome! What do you want to know about them?

[@Dr.Ah_Sadeq]

im really impressed about ur speach delivary & body language. It inspire me more. thank you sis.

[@RoadToUK]

It's so nice of you to say so!

[@hky2582]

Thank you for all the valuable information❤❤❤

[@RoadToUK]

You are so welcome!

[@jahangirahmed3661]

Thank you so much for making this video. Very informative.

[@RoadToUK]

Glad it was helpful!

[@greatnation4328]

Thank you very much for this vlog. Your presentation was very lucid.

[@RoadToUK]

Glad you liked it!

[@rahimamkadi9015]

Great video!

[@zahrarazavi4015]

Thank you very much for your perfect explanation of finding job process

[@RoadToUK]

You're welcome!

[@mehnazamir216]

Thank you Ibreez for these very informative and helpful seasons.

[@RoadToUK]

You're welcome!

[@archithanarayaan3337]

You are a saviour! Thank you so much for this informative video.

[@RoadToUK]

You're welcome!

[@hindal-busani9536]

Thank you very much for the great video. Jazakum Allah Khair

[@RoadToUK]

Our pleasure!

[@Vlog_Media]

Very informative. Many thanks!!

[@RoadToUK]

You are welcome!

[@mariusrulz]

Hello . After graduating and finishing and internship , I've completed a 3 year MD internal medicine degree course in India and 1 year after that. I was looking to get into specialty training in the UK eventually. I've completed MRCP 1,2 and PACES. If I understand correctly , I can start off at a non training ST3 post and then get into training after gaining some UK experience right?. Is it possible to acquire an ST3 post ( training /non training) given my experience or will I have to take a CT post ? I would be greatful for your opinion . Thanks

[@RoadToUK]

Hello! Yes that's correct. Yes you can obtain an ST3 post, but for training you'd need to get your alternative core competencies signed off first, and we'd typically recommend starting in a non training post initially to understand the system first.

[@suhaalidar3859]

You guys really do go out of your way to help countless people ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Hope i see you soon in the UK Inshallah😄😄

[@RoadToUK]

Good luck!

[@lyraromero2597]

Thank you :)) You're a blessing!

[@RoadToUK]

You're so welcome!

[@drswathi7653]

can't thank you enough for making this video.

[@RoadToUK]

Our pleasure 🤗

[@mingurung537]

Thank you so much for your suggestions it was great,,,,,,.

[@RoadToUK]

You are so welcome!

[@selmamoongo2289]

nice and thanks

[@RoadToUK]

Most welcome!

[@atoprah2660]

You are brilliant. Thank you

[@RoadToUK]

That's so nice of you to say! You're welcome :)

[@marouahafi8626]

Hey! Thank you for everything! I wanted to know if it's possible to get an st3 plus level non training job after plab (no MRCP), for someone who is already a gastro consultant in their country and interested in a CESR. Thanks!

[@RoadToUK]

The person specifications for a specialty level (ST3+) post states you must complete a post graduate exam such as MRCP/MRCS/etc depending on the specialty. It doesn't matter if you were a consultant in your home country if you do not meet the requirements for the UK.

[@ahmedelesily7969]

Great thanks for this nice valuable video but the links of the interview guidance are invalid. Could you tell me the new links?

[@RoadToUK]

You're welcome! We've updated them now in the description box, thanks for letting us know!

[@mingurung537]

Thank you very much for the informations, it will be very helpful to the young doctors,,,,,.

[@RoadToUK]

Our pleasure!

[@aliceinwonderland4271]

Thanks a lot maam

[@RoadToUK]

You're welcome :)

[@kulsoomashraf2190]

Could you please do a video on how we can secure clinical attachment spot and how to make the best of it once we do.

[@RoadToUK]

A clinical attachment can be found by simply contacting the HR department of whichever hospital you are interested in doing it at.

[@drachirimbenkum567]

I recently just found your channel and I am very happy I did. The information you give out is very helpful and thank you for that. Do you have any helpful information for someone who wants to do the MRCS or MRCP ? I will be glad if you can respond to this

[@RoadToUK]

Glad to be of help! Is there anything in particular you'd like to know?

[@dr.kareemkhan9422]

Kindly tell us about the GMC registration before the NHS job?

[@tetelribeiro]

Really nice video! Thank you very much! =)

[@RoadToUK]

You're welcome 😁

[@javaidrashid1008]

Helpful

[@RoadToUK]

Glad it helped!

[@laraplastica3034]

Thank you for spending your time helping other IMG. You are amazing. : ) I would like to know if you have any video/article that fits in my situation> I finished my trainee in plastic surgery in Brasil 12 years ago. I am a plastic surgeon consultant in Brazil since 2009. I got my GMC register with license in 2021, and I would like to apply for a plastic surgery job (I don´t mind if it is a Trainee or Junior job). I just want to have a chance to work in NHS. I got my UK visa (pre-settlement), but due to the pandemics I am still working in Brazil.

[@RoadToUK]

Start looking for jobs on the NHS site. Check out our playlist with tips on how to do so: kzbin.info/aero/PLXt2ODIQqEogSRd08yXsdg-KkFsPypSL4

[@laraplastica3034]

@@RoadToUK thank you

[@samuel.tatchim]

Thanks alot

[@RoadToUK]

You're welcome!

[@vivekagarg320]

Wonderful

[@RoadToUK]

Thanks 😊

[@DrDinooshDeLivera]

Nice. Thank you!

[@RoadToUK]

You're welcome 😊

[@mohammadalamgir8589]

Excellent

[@RoadToUK]

Thanks :)

[@AshishSingh-si1zg]

Thank you for such descriptive information. I found out about your page today and I already feel way more comfortable than before when I think of working in The UK. My only question is that is it hard for a freshly graduated individual to find a job after clearing all the hurdles and getting the GMC registration? Is it really difficult for them to find jobs or you can find a job if you apply for jobs relevant to your experience level(I.e. FY1 and FY2). Thank you.

[@RoadToUK]

You can find a job relevant to your experience.

[@rahimamkadi9015]

U really made it sound so simple..... I like that honestly.... Thank you very much!

[@RoadToUK]

You're welcome!

[@rahimamkadi9015]

@@RoadToUK I hope to meet you in person in the near future... ☺

[@dungnguyenminh9900]

Thanks a lot!!!> It is very useful!

[@RoadToUK]

You're welcome!

[@abrahamkhan2310]

Can I apply to a standalone FY2 if I’m still awaiting PLAB 2 result ?

[@RoadToUK]

Yes you can.

[@amardevaguru3184]

Thank u💐💐

[@RoadToUK]

You’re welcome 😊

[@KhojiakbarUsmonov-lf7sv]

Hii dr Ibreez thank you for informative video. That was excellent. Where i live there isn't any internship. So what i ve to do?

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qoK2m3t9aKZop5o

[@AnnamariaCs]

Thank you so much for your videos! This one especially helped me not to stress that much about the whole process. There's still one thing worrying me though. As I want to stay in/near London for family reasons, how much time do you think finding a job will take (FY2/ST1 level)?

[@RoadToUK]

There may be less in terms of availability (as you're concentrating on one area) but the rest in terms of process and application would be the same.

[@diliaragubaeva1751]

Thanks! Happy I found you=)

[@RoadToUK]

You're welcome 😀

[@blessensunnypaul4407]

Could you do a video about the clinical skills in the hospital that we should master before embarking to the UK? Atleast for Fy2 level

[@RoadToUK]

Sure!

[@KrumperFiokas]

Yes I need this !

[@RoadToUK]

A webinar covering this is in the process!

[@ডাঃউচ্ছ্বাস]

Really need a video on this one

[@RoadToUK]

@@ডাঃউচ্ছ্বাস Its been done! kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWnSl4epfb6EbcU

[@alhassanalhasson654]

Thank you very much for this great video I have a question regarding training vs non-training jobs? if both jobs have the same responsibilities and seniors expect the same from both jobs, why not go dirrectly into training?

[@RoadToUK]

Training also comes with external responsibilities related to maintaining a portfolio and attending mandatory teachings.

[@Kay-vy9yw]

Is this still applicable in 2024 or have there been any changes to test formats and marking schemes?

[@sweetysweety7964]

Hello dr how to prepare for interview for the post of junior fellow in cancer care.

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: roadtouk.com/blog/the-nhs-interview-questions-and-answers/

[@binishajoshi2400]

Thankyou for your videos its informative. I have a question for instance you did a non training c1 or f2 level and got your Crest signed after these levels. So, if you want to start a training job do you have to start again from f2 level or we can start with the next level.

[@RoadToUK]

You would start at the training level (CT/ST1). Please also see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5-se3drirutnbs

[@zeefatimamughal3438]

NHs only for nurses or doctors?? Or also for allied health professionals and medical technicians ??

[@RoadToUK]

You can check on the NHS jobs website, there are a variety of posts in different fields.

[@sanjanapalakodeti6936]

What kind of evidences can I provide for organising a teaching session(s) in my CV?

[@RoadToUK]

Feedback forms and the presentation.

[@tubasurve3537]

Thank you sooo much :-) you are soo helpful. I am a medical student in India and looking forward towards PLAB. You motive me

[@RoadToUK]

Glad to hear that! Good luck 😃

[@mmaxud1319]

Did u make it?

[@ykwee9404]

Thank you very much for descriptive information. I’m a fresh graduate starting internship in a couple of days from Sri Lanka. Kindly tell me how long will it take to get a job after PLAB at my level of experience. (Completion of internship only)

[@RoadToUK]

You're welcome! Typically individuals find jobs within 2-4 months of obtaining GMC registration.

[@pheonix4252]

Wow.. I love the way u talk. U make it sound like its really very easy to get the job in NHS. 😅

[@RoadToUK]

🥰

[@fatmaahmed6496]

Hi...i have cleared oet and i have completed my MD in neurology from outside uk Can you help me how to get a job in the hospital in the city where i live now with my family in uk

[@rociolazarte9076]

Do I need a full registration in order to apply for a job in the NHS? Thanks!!

[@RoadToUK]

Yes.

[@rociolazarte9076]

@@RoadToUK thank you for your amazing videos

[@RoadToUK]

@@rociolazarte9076 You're welcome!

[@abulkalam8682]

God bless u

[@RoadToUK]

[@sadmanjaoad6994]

Does an ongoing part time MSc course at UK affect my chances of getting a job? You know they might think that I will not be committed to my job when doing a course.

[@RoadToUK]

So would you be in the UK on a Tier 4 (student visa) or Tier 2 (work visa)? If you're working and want to do an online MSc course, you can do that, but the burden to maintain your job and the course is on you.

[@sadmanjaoad6994]

@@RoadToUK I already got an offer from university, the class will start from october. I will need to be there for one week every 2-3 months. At the same time I am currently looking for an nhs job. I plan to get a tier-2 visa once I get a job that will allow me to work and study as well. I was just worried if my course will have any impact on me getting a job.

[@RoadToUK]

@@sadmanjaoad6994 Will you on a visa to complete this part time MSc?

[@sadmanjaoad6994]

@@RoadToUK yes I will be needing a visa for attending the course in UK. Ideally I should be going for a student visa. But if I can manage to get a job before my class starts I will go for a tier-2 working visa. Because as far as I know the tier 2 visa allows me to study as well. So it should cover both- my job and class.

[@guessthree4047]

Sadman Jaoad hi can u plz tell how much do msc part time course cost I am from India and cleared plab exam But I want to b in uk to attend jobs so I want to apply for study visa

[@meganorgad6518]

I am taking LEK before I graduate so I wont have to do internship in poland. and so I will not have any work experience in Poland before I apply for a nontraining post. Do you need experience outside of the country to get a nontraining job?

[@brenoamorim9439]

Thank you, very helpful video! Can I suggest a video about how works the process of moving to Australia during the foundation Years please, because a lot of people prefer to go there through UK and not straight to Australia. Thank you again

[@RoadToUK]

Unfortunately we don't have any information related to Australia!

[@dikshaprabhu3054]

What kind of jobs can I apply to if I want to get my f2 competency signed? Also what kind of jobs should I consider applying to if I later intend to do training in histopathology?

[@RoadToUK]

Any job will sign off your FY2 competencies so long as they are SHO level. Start wherever you feel comfortable initially and then you can apply for related middle grade non training posts in histopathology.

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m3bRkGx8nt6BsM0

[@Anna-px7hg]

Thank you so much Dr Ibreez! Your blog and videos have been extremely helpful in this journey :) I have a few questions. Do NHS non-training jobs start all year round? And usually what is the time gap between the application closing date and job starting date? I mean how many months in advance should I start applying?

[@RoadToUK]

You're very welcome :) Always glad to help! Yes they do. Typically one hears back from a job within 2 weeks of the closing date. Keeping that in mind, allow for another two weeks for interview and job accepting. CoS doesn't take as long to apply for anymore, so all you'd really be waiting for is receiving your Tier 2 visa, which can take another 2-3 weeks.

[@Akksh.1472]

When / during which grade can I switch my non training job to training one ?

[@RoadToUK]

Whenever you feel ready and when you also meet the criteria to apply for training.

[@Akksh.1472]

@@RoadToUK so it is not compulsory to attend non training if I am an img ryt ? Only if I want to join core training without my foundation in uk I have to opt the non training path? Am I correct ?

[@RoadToUK]

No. You can directly enter into a training post if you meet the criteria, but it's just suggested to work for some time in a non training role to understand how the NHS works.

[@Akksh.1472]

@@RoadToUK what are those criteria to enter training post. Its the plab ,ielts etc ryt ?

[@RoadToUK]

Different training posts have different criteria but the baseline tends to be GMC registration.

[@nyashachikanya750]

i want to find out from you, suppose you are on a contract and you are workinig in private, whether you can do nhs locums and gain the relevant nhs experience and whether you would then be able to use that experience to get a training post

[@RoadToUK]

Yes but private posts are not recommended a they are not well supported.

[@roninabil1]

I mean if there is a gap between non training job and the training job, how can I stay in UK in this period

[@RoadToUK]

You'd need a new visa.

[@johnmc5935]

Hi mam,hope you are doing good. Is FY2 and the non training jobs you are talking about are same?

[@RoadToUK]

Non training jobs can exist at any level. It can be FY1, FY2, CT1, etc. For more information, please see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJ3EiJ-EbL6lnq8 & kzbin.info/www/bejne/mXfXqqCQbbWYiKc

[@kritikatrehan5072]

Can I get a training job directly after GMC registration?

[@RoadToUK]

You can, but we don't advise it.

[@kritikatrehan5072]

can you let me know what all i need to make my CV more promising for the fy2 or CT job interviews?

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: roadtouk.com/courses/crest-portfolio-a-comprehensive-guide-for-imgs/

[@OSadafSiddiqui]

When can i make a switch from a non trainee job to a trainee job ? How much time should a fresher be spending on a non trainee job ? Are trainee jobs at st /ct 1 level available easily by that time ?

[@RoadToUK]

Whenever you wish and when you also meet the criteria to apply for the training post.

[@drsarkars]

Please do a detailed video on MRCP, and if we can apply directly for subspecislisation if I already am an internal medicine MD back home.

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5-se3drirutnbs

[@drsarkars]

@@RoadToUK thanks a lot.

[@dr.mahmoudbenabdalla5959]

thank you so much, but im really struggling with IELTS writing , could you please give me any advice

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJ6ti5-pftGMeaM

[@HopeTV-j2d]

stop doing ielts. Do oet instead my brother.

[@HopeTV-j2d]

stop doing ielts. Do oet instead my brother.

[@kabdirahman5741]

Thank you Dr.Ibreez, you made it very simple, actually what I wanna know is, in my case, I've just finished my 1-year internship in my home country Somalia, do I have to gain working experience or just plan ahead to PLAB?

[@RoadToUK]

You're very welcome! You're fine to plan for PLAB with just your internship.

[@zackfarah8126]

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[@UK_Life_With_Mirose]

How to create a good NHS Profile ? New NHS is asking for UK pincode , India postcode is not accepted , so what should be done ? Please help me with this .

[@ashrafmohd1247]

Thanks fpr nice video...i have done mrcp (General medicine )and speciality certificate in endocrinology and diabetes,, can i work in endocrinology deptt..if yes which position i should apply for? thanks

[@RoadToUK]

Yes, apply for GMC registration and depending on the person specifications/job description, consider a CT level or registrar level post.

[@kennethshernwaikoh1833]

Hi, thank you for your informative video! I have a couple of questions: 1. Could I apply for a non-training job before getting registration with GMC? ( am due to finish my internship this July and will only register with GMC then) 2. What search terms would you use to search for non-training jobs on NHS website?(I'm looking for fy2 level jobs) Thanks a mil!

[@RoadToUK]

1) Yes. 2) Please see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d2mueYl9oKlqpsU

[@mittamistry1574]

I am interested in a non training job . I need help . I am an early year’s practitioner NVQ level 3

[@RoadToUK]

Sorry we don't think we are the right people to contact for this

[@pampapaul3727]

I just did internship from my backhome, then came to Uk. I have 5 yrs gap in career . I passed plab2 recently. IAM really worried regarding job as I heard career gap is a big problem now to get job. Can anyone please guide me how should I proceed?? What I should do do get Job??

[@RoadToUK]

Please check out our free course: roadtouk.com/courses/how-to-apply-for-jobs-in-the-nhs/

[@yasser-qv7nq]

i was graduated in 2008, but didnot practice medicine till now, if i make oet and plab, is ther a chabce to have SHO job in UK?

[@RoadToUK]

Yes. There is no age limit.

[@yasser-qv7nq]

@@RoadToUK thank you too much for your reply, what about the period i did ot practice medicine?

[@sami3368]

I want to ask about reference documentation .I heard that we need a 3 refree documentations how can we get this

[@RoadToUK]

Have you done any internship or worked in your home country?

[@mrorange3529]

What are my chances of getting a non-trainee job after PLAB if I have only completed my internship in my country ?

[@RoadToUK]

If you apply correctly and put together a good application, there is no reason you can't manage it.

[@malliktejashwi878]

Will doing MRCP whilst in india help to get to UK later.??

[@RoadToUK]

Yes.

[@nwanti9996]

Is it compulsory Indian licensing or plab for this non training program?

[@RoadToUK]

You need GMC registration. Please see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGW4mJuEmLCfarc

[@ashoaibsonu]

Please make a very detailed video on earning opportunities in UK. Apart from NHS, practically how much money we can make by other means like doing locums or by private practice.

[@RoadToUK]

We will make it soon!

[@nyashachikanya750]

Road to UK how far on this one

[@michelleloo19]

If I change from non training into training, do I need to start from fy1 again in training job?

[@RoadToUK]

No

[@michelleloo19]

Thank you 😊

[@usman_ghuman]

Whats training and non training job? at FY2 level?

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJ3EiJ-EbL6lnq8

[@sachchidananda6976]

non trainee can give mrcp?

[@RoadToUK]

Yes.

[@nimraashraf282]

Hey i have watched many videos but I'm a little confused about this so it'll be great id you can clarify Is plab and then gmc registration enough to land a training job like run through training or are there more exams for that?

[@RoadToUK]

What training are you looking to apply for? Before applying for a core level or run through training, you need the equivalent foundation competencies (CREST) signed off and only some specialties will have an exam as part of their recruitment process. Please see: roadtouk.com/blog/specialty-or-gp-training-residency-in-the-uk/

[@drbelal100]

Hello. What should I ask from HR at the end of the interview? What questions? You’re doing great work and your vlogs are very helpful.

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: roadto.uk/wmu9

[@guessthree4047]

Will there be job agency to arrange interviews and provide cos please help

[@RoadToUK]

You don't need a job agency. You apply for jobs yourself. Also, agencies don't provide CoS, the hospital does. Please also see: roadtouk.com/courses/how-to-apply-for-jobs-in-the-nhs/