Why THIS is the BEST TIME for International Medical Graduates (IMGs) to work in the NHS/UK

[@zaidfrr]

I beg u to NEVER stop this channel, after 5 years I'll need ur help

[@RoadToUK]

Sure!

[@mazrajauhar1950]

Yes yes please

[@efeoba8106]

I love the way you speak, frank and concise

[@RoadToUK]

Aw thanks 😊

[@drsinchanaskadur]

First of all kudos to this channel for bringing out the facts hidden among the lies of NHS or UK. You guys are a blessing to every aspiring IMG to move to UK and work as a doctor ! Started my journey as well seeing your videos and I hope you guys reach the pinnacle of your KZbin career. Sending lots of warm wishes and blessings from Bengaluru ❤️

[@RoadToUK]

Thank you so much 🥰

[@miriamchirowodza8332]

Thank you for another encouraging video. Your videos have really kept us afloat on this interesting journey. I really like your attitude to life generally. Always looking forward to more videos from you👌

[@RoadToUK]

You're very welcome 😁

[@imranahmad7454]

Thanks doctor for explaining things in a very simple n efficient way .

[@RoadToUK]

You're welcome 😁

[@nicolebougouneau3478]

Hi. Thanks for this informational video. I'm an IMG specialized in Epidemiology and considering moving to the UK so your video was very insightful. Need to find out more on the health worker visa.

[@RoadToUK]

👍

[@georgianaapostol9698]

I saw this video after I got my oet results and it's so encouraging! Thanks!

[@RoadToUK]

You got this!

[@ninagill6044]

Great to hear this, I am so happy to see your positivity.♥

[@RoadToUK]

Aw thanks 😊

[@awaisalvi3804]

Thank you Dr Ibreez, Your channel is amazing

[@RoadToUK]

You're very welcome 😁

[@lpulotu]

This has been a great resource, thanks for the insight

[@RoadToUK]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jen_81]

Thanks Ibreez! P.S- this lip color shade really suits you ( more than the usual red )😃

[@RoadToUK]

Thanks :) It's def one of my favorites!

[@yameenhamid]

Thanks for the practical advice! Cheers!

[@RoadToUK]

You're welcome ☺️

[@MrYashwantt]

Thanks for the information and making this video.. I am one of the ones who requested this 😅

[@RoadToUK]

You're welcome 😁

[@ameerali8713]

I love your channel and totally appreciate the effort and time you guys are putting to help IMGs. I have a bachelor degree in general medicine and surgery (M. B. CH. B) and also Board-certified in internal medicine (4 years of study and practice) oet cleared, and MRCP part 1 and 2 written exam, without Paces exam due to shortage of exam centers overseas because of Covid-19, The Question is can I have the opportunity to find a job with all of these criteria? and could I secure a Registrar post? I now MTI is one route. a

[@RoadToUK]

If you're waiting for PACES, your best bet would be MTI if you qualify.

[@deenadevina]

Thank you for these videos! You're right, a lot of people don't understand the process and so there is misinformation being spread. I was fed misinformation as well so as usual I decided to research and find out for myself. Your videos cleared up a lot of doubts I had. Thank you.

[@RoadToUK]

Glad to hear we could help!

[@genesis6966]

I have seen a ton of your videos and ibrahims too..great stuff, always encouraging, and I think most “FAQ” are answered..so keep making those videos… just a small suggestion..if you could make small videos of 5 min of simple FAQ’s.. Cheers..!! P.S. : u left the us of a😱😱..n I missed that video… I m going right now n checking it out

[@RoadToUK]

We have some FAQs from when we first started the channel, but we will try and come out with more!

[@QueenYanYan]

Thank you for this video.

[@RoadToUK]

You're very welcome ☺️

[@Mark-eo3mn]

Absolutely correct ✅✅

[@RoadToUK]

:)

[@obedeffah6379]

Great video. I am a fresh medical graduate; completed this year, 2022 june. As I know foundation year is passed. What other routes can I use to enter to work … other training programs apart from ukfp.. thank you

[@RoadToUK]

If you don't have an acceptable pattern of internship, you cannot work in the UK outside of UKFP.

[@arefasiddiqui2156]

What is the pattern of internship in UK ?

[@estheromotolasolomon2304]

GOD bless you Ma'am.

[@RoadToUK]

🤗

[@sunshinesunshine8926]

How could a 3 years gab away from medical field effect starting a career in the uk?

[@nagwannoaman2690]

Hello Ibrez I hope you're really doing well and facing any sort of difficulties and if so, I pray everything goes the best out there with you ❤️ And in regard to your video, I would just like to raise an appreciation to all this kind of honesty and genuineness you speak with.. Being over there, reflecting real life advice and situations is the best you can fo for everyone Thank you so much and for your team as well❤️❤️

[@RoadToUK]

It's our pleasure 😊

[@theeyoungdoc7059]

Thank you very much

[@RoadToUK]

You're welcome 😁

[@99vikassaharan23]

you guys are legend ❤

[@RoadToUK]

Aw thanks!

[@malikaalibdat7079]

We need an updated UKMLA video, please!

[@RoadToUK]

The current video is still up to date with all the known information!

[@dr.brianabondo2213]

Thanks a million

[@RoadToUK]

You're welcome ☺️

[@ryansiah98]

Hello! Im an IMG that will be graduating this December and already passed my final papers and got my transcript but not degree that going to uk through eligibility and just submitted my application for fy1 on oriel, I understand that fy1 only that's next year August, was wondering are there any paid opportunities right now for me in uk? Any contract work as a doctor since there's shortage or I just have to wait until August next year. Thanks!

[@sarthakgajera4854]

Thank You :)

[@RoadToUK]

You're welcome 😁

[@Muhammadx851]

Wonderful content doctor , Thanks . I am waiting for my final year results and i hope to have my PMQ by january . if i dont have any publications or extra degree's does that make it hard for me to get through SJT or begin the foundation programme .

[@ps.6023]

love all this, its a great relief as well. Im going to be around 50 though when I finish my MBBS(career changer ) but as one who is Autistic/has a intellectual disability the US is horrid for services with adults with intllectual disabilities so UK it is.

[@RoadToUK]

Good luck!

[@wardaalrubasy]

Hi mam , I hope you are doing well . I have a question, can an international student become a professor later on in the UK universities? To continue his work on researches and so on ?

[@nilminiyaddehige9376]

How to apply for FY1 with an EU medical degree?Thank you for helping IMGS with correct information.

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: kzbin.info/aero/PLXt2ODIQqEog9yXL9BA0OWK3qzaluzOTN

[@weirddude8608]

Can someone mention why recently people have been saying that it is NOT a good time to work in NHS now? What is their reasoning?

[@RoadToUK]

Most of it has come from what we mentioned in this video and ones we've done before, like inability to enter competitive training or fears regarding pay, working hours etc. Other aspects are economically related in terms of a recession, even though this is something currently impacting most of the world given the current political climate.

[@saggittarius321]

Hello, I've been following your channel and i must say it's the most authentic advices i get from this channel. I'm preparing for my OET rn, can I get seats for plab next year? When will be dates available for next year plab ?

[@RoadToUK]

Thanks for saying so! Check the GMC website, they have information related to seat availability and release.

[@johnstenin13397]

I’m seeing some HOPE here✨

[@RoadToUK]

Yay!

[@positivevibes9964]

Hi dear , I graduated from Afghanistan in 2017. My university is resgistered in gmc. Right now , I am asylum seeker in India . I have no job here. Can you guide me please ? which route is the best ? easy and cheap ?

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGW4mJuEmLCfarc

[@barbaraguerrini3589]

Hello! I've just found you channel and loved it straight away!! I have graduated from Medical School in Italy and I would like to to come to the UK to start my specialty. You talked about the possibility of not taking the PLAB exam depending on which EU country you graduated from. Do you know where I can find the list of these countries to know if mine is included? Thank you very much in advance!!!

[@RoadToUK]

You would be exempt. Please also see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZnSwYpmvhqiZf68

[@erangagalahakumbura2007]

Hi, I am a Doctor from Sri Lanka. I graduated in 2018 and Finished my Internship in 2019. I have been working in a Obs and Gyn units for last 2 years. My Wife is coming to UK for her Masters in Environmental Sustainability. Is it possible to me to do MRCOG in UK while I am in the UK under dependent Visa? BTW Thanks for your great videos ❤️

[@okumangodfreyemmanuel7615]

Do IELTS, and apply for PLAB, get GMC registration and then apply for a training job in obs and gyn

[@RoadToUK]

You'd not be able to be to take all parts of MRCOG unless you are in OB/GYN clinical practice (home country or UK).

[@avijitsarker0242]

Your contents are getting better day by day 😇

[@RoadToUK]

Aw thanks 😊

[@manelnel7141]

Hi , I've just graduated med school and finished my internship ( fy1 equal) and now Im caught between doing à masters in biotechnology and pathology or start residency in my country until I get à plab seat and pass plab 1...Which is better for an Img ? Which one will help me find a job in the uk? And if I start residency Im I obliged to continue in that same speciality training in the uk? Thanks a lot for your videos ✌️

[@salahudinayubi9161]

pls make videos on ACCA jobs in UK for candidates outside UK

[@RoadToUK]

Sorry we don't know what that is

[@henryho9518]

Hi. I have a big respect to your channel. I'm an anesthesiologist who have been practicing for 4 years now. I'm considering the MIT... Any thoughts?

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5izdX2jfst-qcU

[@nilminiyaddehige9376]

My daughter is a medical graduate from Latvia .Her GMC registration is in progress.She likes to apply as a FY1 DOCTOR.Does she need to have an experience with a placement done in UK? This viedeo is very helpful

[@RoadToUK]

No.

[@nazmunnaherkhan1754]

Assalamu alaikum Ibreez. This is Nazmun from Bangladesh. I'm coming to the UK for a msc course in cancer biology and I've booked for Plab 1 next year. I have experience of working in ob-gyn sector for more than 8 years. Is there any possibility to get started in the ob-gyn sector after clearing my plab exam?

[@justan0therpleb599]

Hi! I am an IMG from India who graduated in 2021 and I have one and a half year gap as I was preparing for the exams to get into residency in my country. Will that gap be a major hurdle in the future to obtain a job in NHS? Can I still make it if I start my PLAB journey now?

[@dedfish7495]

I have the same question

[@RoadToUK]

1) No 2) Yes

[@dr.eldorado]

Yes or no ?

[@okumangodfreyemmanuel7615]

Your first question, the answer is no. The gap year will not affect your job offers at all. And your 2nd question, the answer is yes. As long as you have a recognised Medical degree from a recognised Medical school, and you've been out of school 5 years ago, you'll still qualify

[@clopa123]

@@okumangodfreyemmanuel7615 hi! What if you have a gap of more than 5 years? Do you still qualify?

[@Nemo.k.n]

Do you think the jobs will start getting saturated 3-4 years down the line and the UK might again make changes to visa etc to favor British doctors?

[@RoadToUK]

Unlikely. Read the GMC workforce report 2022 to understand why.

[@Nemo.k.n]

@@RoadToUK Thank you! I will

[@samavivek7233]

Hii, i have completed my ms ortho and have been practicing from 2020, what are my options to start a carrier in uk other than mrcs, MIT would be a good option? Or any other way is better

[@innerrevolution3726]

Hello sister, 💕thanks a lot for your informative videos.💕 👁If you could explain UKMLA in a video, which is coming soon. ✍It will help us a lot✍.

[@RoadToUK]

It's been done already, please check our channel!

[@tarannumrahman5522]

I have passed my medical school from 2007-12. 2013, I did my internship. Then I did mph in bangladesh and msc in global health in uk. I have job experience in between my studies. I am on my plab journey now. I have 2 publications. Do I need to do audit, crest, portfolio, clinical attachment (£800 in total) ,ATLS (650£ from aspire)? How to get a job in uk? 😢

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: kzbin.info/aero/PLXt2ODIQqEoi5oVFeMxFSSSl8-9OrGlgh

[@jalendherbaire8300]

Hello. While creating my GMC account I chose option not done with my internship.. as I’m doing my intership now.. so after completing my internship can I change it

[@jessicajozefczak8198]

As an IMG would anyone have any recommendations about settling (residence status) options post brexit? Are we able to do this while locuming? Can I extend my skilled worker visa? I have an EU and Canadian (commonwealth) citizenship...

[@Roger-hu4tk]

As a doctor in Algeria, is there something i can do other than clinical medicine with my diploma in UK?

[@TheKwonlover]

wait.. so now even if you're not a part of the eu you don't have to take the plab1 plab2??

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZnSwYpmvhqiZf68

[@michelleloo19]

Dr, is it possible to enter training program if I pass my mrcog part 1 in my country since rlmt was removed?

[@abdullahghumman6462]

What is basic criteria for students for plab exam post COVID??

[@drsaurabh4495]

I am going to give plab next year, after my graduation. Maybe we will meet🤝....your channel is great for students planning for uk as a doctor. Wanna have cup of tea with you☕

[@RoadToUK]

Good luck and hope to see you in the UK soon!

[@drsaurabh4495]

@@RoadToUK thanks ma'am, your guidance will surely help me in this journey

[@malikaalibdat7079]

I hope this stays true for another 3 years time lol!

[@RoadToUK]

🤞🏻

[@adiwahadneh5826]

I attempted mrcp 1 in 2018 and failed are the 7 years time allowed starts from 2018 or when i oass mrcp 1?

[@kasthurimala3478]

Hello mam I am medical graduate passed out in 2014 since then I have been working on and off as medical officer took break to prepare for post graduation and got married and child birth I will b having 2 to 3 years of career gap in between will it affect me getting into uk because I’m planning to give my plab 1 this year ur reply will b of great help mam tq in advance

[@CEOpaschal]

My sibling (currently in UK) who is also an international medical graduate told me that he hasn't encountered intl medical grads in UK that doesn't have any internship training at all and that he learnt it is very hard for international medical graduates to get slots for FY1 program while in UK. Pls if one doesn't have any internship experience in his local country or elsewhere, what would be the best option for him to do internship within UK? (He'll write both PLAB 1 & 2 exams by 2023). - will working in NHS make my brother ineligible for FY1 program since he didn't any internship (in Nigeria) after his medical graduation from a Ukraine medical university?

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/enazhKGQbNN2mbs

[@workonme5012]

Ibreez, I am Scared of joining NHS because I have a huge break. What could I do to be more prepared to start working as JCF in NHS?

[@RoadToUK]

We have some videos and articles covering tips and advice for your first day and an induction course to help you settle in!

[@ashl8804]

JCF??

[@alvarorunner]

Hi! I am an IMG from México, I graduarse in 2014, and I have been working ever since as a medical practitioner. What are the steps that I have to follow to get to UK? I already saw a similar video, but do could You please provide with some more information to my personal email?

[@RoadToUK]

Hello! If there is anything you feel you require on a more personal approach, please consider booking a session: guidance.roadtouk.com/

[@samkleel6575]

Hi , thank you for everything you guys are doing. I will finish medical school in beginning of 2023 around jan then i will start my internship in Egypt but after that im planning to apply for plab so that i can continue working and live in uk but i need to know if NHS asks for work experience years when i pass plab exams and start looking for job ?? Please answer me

[@RoadToUK]

They don't ask for work experience but you will need to show all experience and clinical knowledge in your job application.

[@samkleel6575]

@@RoadToUK do you mean my knowledge in internship year !! + do i need certifications to prove it !

[@nayanshrivastava7370]

Hi..i have done MRCS and have around 4-5 yrs of experience in my home country. How are my prospectus of settling in the UK...?I mean how easy/difficult is it for an MRCS graduate to get a junior level job?

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iniTmH19oa52epY

[@drjo2010]

Hey Am graduated in the year 2018 finished internship on 2019 and sat for the entrance examination about one and half year, worked as a medical officer for about 6 months ,completed OET and booked plab 1exam on may 25th of 2023 came uk as dependent of my husband ,searched for medical support worker jobs but no luck but got an offer from NHS hospital as health care assistant . Should I join or not? I need your advice.Thanks in advance

[@melodyrakun]

Hey Dr Jo, I’m in your shoes as I’m in the UK with a dependent visa. I’m also considering jobs related to healthcare and no msw positions here. Did you go for healthcare assistant job?

[@RoadToUK]

MSW to be honest would be more useful to your role considering the demands that an HCA role has. Is there any option to find a post as a phlebotomist?

[@drpallavijain5057]

I am a graduate 2010 batch from India. I m planning to appear for plab to shift to uk . I just got confused seeing this video whether plab is at all needed? Please clear this confusion

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGW4mJuEmLCfarc

[@maurya03]

Mam which one is better option taking plab & settle in uk or going to Australia (competent pathway )??

[@RoadToUK]

We have no information related to Australia.

[@farismuhammed4508]

Hi mam, can you explain regarding doctor assistant job.

[@RoadToUK]

Sorry we have no information related to this.

[@vanessacolaco7604]

Thank you for your videos❤️Would especially like to mention how you reply to every comment and post and it means a lot to us IMGs. I have a question- Will being a postgraduate student in the UK cause any hinderance to applying for jobs in the NHS ?

[@RoadToUK]

Nope! So long as you hold registration, you're fine ☺️

[@CEOpaschal]

@@RoadToUK but is it possible for an international medical graduate without internship experience (who happens to have entered UK after graduation on a study visa for Masters program) to get job in NHS?

[@user-cg1xh7lj7v]

Does that mean i can register with GMC without PLAB exam Just through my Primary medical degree verified through EPIC?

[@RoadToUK]

No, you need to follow one of these pathways: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGW4mJuEmLCfarc

[@preethushetty4480]

Hi, I’ve done 1.4 years online due to covid and got my provisional on June 2021.. will that be a problem?!

[@RoadToUK]

Shouldn't be.

[@UK-vlog2k22]

Hello,im an IMG from Bangladesh, graduated in 2018 and completed internship in 2019. Can i get a job in NHS without plab? And im coming to uk for MSc in public health. Plz answer me

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5izdX2jfst-qcU

[@anilbaghel6651]

Hey, this is Dr. Anil Baghel, did my MD in Anaesthesiology from India, completed in 2017 Wish to work in nhs. Help .

[@RoadToUK]

Start here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGW4mJuEmLCfarc

[@muhammadwajih1386]

Can IMGs get into specialities like dermatology or plastic surgery in the NHS?

[@RoadToUK]

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

[@naisargibhayani847]

Mam I m giving my ielts on september in india where can I know what time the next plab dates are going to open ????? It's so booked up here m really scared what to do whr can I give my plab fastest

[@RoadToUK]

Keep an eye on GMC's social media. They've said they'll release dates in November.

[@essemfonnkanga9154]

Is it possible for an IMG on a Health and Care worker visa to take an F3 year while preparing my portfolio for the specialty I’m applying to ?

[@RoadToUK]

What do you mean by an F3 year?

[@essemfonnkanga9154]

@@RoadToUK A year after foundation year where doctors just Locum throughout

[@essemfonnkanga9154]

A year between fy2 and specialty training

[@prenitapersaud5572]

I have recently graduated medical school can I do my internship in the uk?

[@RoadToUK]

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

[@ayazubidat3120]

How do I check if my University is Recognised in UK ?

[@RoadToUK]

Check WDOMS.

[@safiyashajahan2822]

After getting a job in nhs ,how long to wait for applying dependent visa??

[@RoadToUK]

You can apply at the same time as your visa.

[@shaiksohail8732]

Asskm...I have graduated in 17 I have a qstn mam can Start my plab jrny now...plz tell me wat to do first

[@RoadToUK]

Take IELTS or OET.

[@symphony552]

What are jobs can i get during my plab preparations?

[@RoadToUK]

You can't work without a work visa.

[@ehmadmudassir4736]

Can you guide for plab preparation

[@RoadToUK]

Please see: kzbin.info/aero/PLXt2ODIQqEojM_7sX6qOyXXstF__CsWZO

[@asifsk8269]

Is non training job permanent or contractual for several years??? Plzzz reply

[@RoadToUK]

Contractual but can be made permanent.

[@youmnaeletrr8847]

Does this apply to pharmacist too ?

[@RoadToUK]

Sorry, we have no idea regarding pharmacists.

[@mubtasimalam5566]

Hi Ibreez! Are you Bangladeshi?😃

[@RoadToUK]

Nope!

[@zebakhan2720]

Can I come to uk as a registered nurse and then apply to medical schools for my degree

[@RoadToUK]

Yes

[@zebakhan2720]

@@RoadToUK ma'am I came on NHS sponsered visa for 3 years as a registered nurse... Will my visa be valid if I start my med school and can I continue to work as a nurse for 36-38 hours a week... Thank you ma'am for answering

[@_jianthuilungkamei_3643]

ma'am will there be a problem to get FY2 in UK after PLAB 2 ?

[@RoadToUK]

What do you mean?

[@_jianthuilungkamei_3643]

@@RoadToUK getting FY2 job after GMC registration, does it easier to get or tough to get?

[@justinvictorian24]

@@_jianthuilungkamei_3643 easy or tough it depends on you .

[@truthprevails3751]

How to contact you guys ??

[@RoadToUK]

shop.roadtouk.com

[@IsmailKhan-js5ki]

I think i have to work on my english to catch ua english

[@RoadToUK]

There's a transcript and CC as well if it helps!

[@_jianthuilungkamei_3643]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@RoadToUK]

😁

[@abrarkhan2374]

Do the gap matters??

[@RoadToUK]

No.

[@ashl8804]

@@RoadToUK Please explain.

[@mustafashubbar4407]

Can someone tell me please , if i have big gap in my carrier , is it be logical to apply for nhs jobs? I have 7 years medical gap Thank you in advance

[@RoadToUK]

It's not a big deal

[@ashl8804]

@@RoadToUK Please expound. Thanks

[@greentea1986]

What's your comment about NHS doctors overwork and underpaid?

[@RoadToUK]

Hi, please see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jX2Xc6aLZ8mIeJY & kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYXRanWGebF2iJI & kzbin.info/www/bejne/jl68YYhoeLeUd5Y & kzbin.info/www/bejne/aH_QlnuVr5epi7s & kzbin.info/www/bejne/aHrJqYtsjNB6htE

[@Zerpentsa6598]

Britain's experience so far has shown that the more doctors (many imported from overseas) the NHS got, the less productive it is. Figures showed that even with more doctors and nurses in the NHS, it a actually treated fewer patients than pre-pandemic levels. One reason could be the new recruits were having to be supervised and took.up time.

[@tanamly]

And another reason could be Britain's policy during the pandemic which medically is attributing to an overall higher immunity and hence less load on the system. Your comment is as uninformed as it is lamentable.

[@trashlover3495]

I'm grateful for this video but not sure If I should trust it:/ sorry I just found out about this channel but the fact that people deciding not to come to uk hurts your channel bothers me

[@RoadToUK]

Sorry, people not deciding to come to the UK doesn't hurt our channel. If we wanted to shut down the channel tomorrow, we can and it wouldn't affect us any. For more than four years, we've made videos and written articles about how international doctors can come and work in the UK with no ill intent. We aren't a job agency nor are we headhunters. What we (unlike the individuals who made the video we have reacted to) are, however, are actual NHS doctors with real NHS work experience. It's up to you whether or not to trust our experience, but again, unlike the original video, we've given countless cited references in the description box backing up every single thing we've said. Ultimately, what you choose to believe or not believe is up to you, but it's funny how quick you are to judge trust in a situation like this

[@becomingabillionaire]

I don't like how GMC is always threatening to take away your licence

[@RoadToUK]

What have they threatened you on? Have you sought support from your trade and defense union?

[@justinvictorian24]

East or west , road to uk and NHS is best .

[@RoadToUK]

Aw thanks 😊

[@biggiestud9451]

Hu

[@walaaaldeenbabekir9856]

NHS falls apart

[@RoadToUK]

👍🏻

[@wolverine8085]

Hey.... I do support everything you say. But nhs needs middle grade doctors not junior ones. Even specialists are willing to work as junior doctors in the uk. And fresh graduates literally have no chance of getting a job in the uk.

[@RoadToUK]

Except fresh graduates are getting jobs. We are in the working environment and see it on a daily basis, and even get emails or messages from many who have done it. There is a shortage across the board, you just have to ensure your job application is made properly and you are applying for the right jobs. Please also see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIWlZXaOiN1_j9U

[@wolverine8085]

i will tell you my story. I have done my fy1 in india. Worked here for another year. Passed plab 2. Got clinical attachment. Got job offers from 3 different consultants in medicine (asked me to apply whenever i see a vacancy in the hospital).Have done als. Have 2 audits in india. One research paper published. Got called for interviews 4 times. Received comments that i did well but someone more experienced was there and they got the jobs. Now i am working. Planning to do mrcp 1. And hoping to land a job soon. (For one job, one of my imt3 equivalent in india and me competed for the same post and guess what she got it and i didnt). I have 2 cousins working in the uk. One is gp trainee and other is an anaesthesia trainee. Both imgs. They had it so much easier in 2017 and 2018 time respectively. Any thoughts or help will be appreciated?