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Are you an IMG doctor looking for tips and advice for your visit to the UK? Let’s run you through a checklist to plan things better!
A clinical attachment in the UK may be something you can consider to do as an international medical graduate. But is it worth it?
What are the ways an International Medical Graduate (IMG) can join psychiatry training in the UK? Is it competitive? How do I apply?
As an International Medical Graduates (IMG), you may want to take an FY2 Standalone or LAT post in the NHS. But is it the right choice?
All about Certificate of readiness to enter specialty training (CREST) form, which is required to enter CT1/ST1 training in all specialties.
The career pathways after MRCP MRCS etc both in terms of specialty training and job opportunities is crucial for many International Medical Graduates (IMGs).
Are you feeling homesick and planning to bring your parents and family to the UK on a visitor visa and show them around? Keep reading.
An international medical graduate (IMG) can kickstart their NHS journey by joining a FY2 Standalone post like Dr Deepthy George here.
If you are new to the UK, you may want to buy a car as soon as possible so that you can move around freely.
As it is a very diverse field there is no single pathway titled ‘Pathology Training in the UK’, rather it is divided into a few specialties
When an International Medical Graduate (IMG) starts working in the NHS, their very first target of their career is to achieve a training post in
After a long-road winding road of getting GMC registration with a license to practice, a lot of International medical graduates (IMGs) feel frustrated when they
Getting into your desired postgraduate training is one of the ultimate steps of your journey to become a doctor in the UK. As an International
Made with ♥ by two IMGs who work as internal medicine trainees in the UK