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Joining the NHS as an ST3 General Medicine Doctor | Dr Mazin's Story
Here at BDI Resourcing we think the best way to give international medical graduates an insight into what to expect from their relocation to the UK is to hear it directly from those who have done the journey already! Here Dr Mazin gives us his experience joining the NHS as an ST3 General Medicine Doctor. How was your experience working towards MRCP? I started my journey towards the MRCP two years after my graduation, I was able to finish it within four years, I found that the exams were easy and fair. I understand that after the pandemic there are difficulties to secure vacant seats. But I believe that this is improving by the day, and eventually it will return to its normal state...
11 August 2022

How do I prove my right to work to my new NHS Trust? | Share codes
You’re just about to start at your brand-new NHS Trust and your employer asks you for a share code before you can start, what is this? Migrant workers now need to prove their Right To Work to an employer by simply sharing a ‘share code’. This code will be used to confirm the type of work visa you are on and how many hours you can work. Where can I find my share code? You will need to generate your share code online. To create a share code, you will need: Biometric Residence Permit (BRP) number sometimes called as visa Biometric Residence Card (BRC number Passport or National Identity card When you have the above information...
10 August 2022

A snapshot into... Hull
Hull, also known as Kingston upon Hull, is a port city in East Yorkshire, England. In 2017 Hull was labelled the UK’s City of Culture! Its home to ‘The Deep’, which calls itself the "world's only submarium". There are 3,500 fish there, including sharks and manta rays, which visitors can watch while submerged in the water in a viewing tunnel. Hull and the NHS Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust is split into two main hospitals, Hull Royal Infirmary and Castle Hill Hospital. Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust believes in fairness, equity and above all values diversity in all dealings...
08 August 2022

Overview of the FRCR Clinical Oncology examinations
If you are an international Clinical Oncologist and you are planning to work at Registrar level within the UK – you will need to obtain FRCR Clinical Oncology and a pass in IELTS or OET. To obtain FRCR Clinical Oncology, you will need to pass FRCR Oncology Part 1, FRCR Oncology Part 2A and FRCR Oncology part 2B. Did you know that an estimate of 1 in 2 people in the UK are likely to be diagnosed with a malignancy in their lifetime? For this reason, the NHS needs both Medical and Clinical Oncologists now more than ever. Cost of FRCR Clinical Oncology 1. FRCR part 1 - (£144 (members) £176 (non-members) 2. FRCR Part 2 - £400 (members) £...
05 August 2022

Make sure you ask this in your NHS interview! | questions to ask and questions not to ask!
The journey to obtaining full GMC Registration with a licence to practice requires hard work, determination and passion. So, when the time comes to interview for NHS posts, it is a rather exciting time. However, it is essential that you are prepared so you can demonstrate to the hospital that you are the appropriate doctor for the job available. An interview is not just about reciting well-rehearsed answers to common question, it is an opportunity for a conversation between you and your prospective NHS Trust, a chance to build rapport, impress and gather essential information. When you are preparing and sitting your interview, consider the following:  ...
03 August 2022

A snapshot into... Telford
Known as the birthplace of the industrial revolution, Telford blends the best of the old and new, offering locals a good standard of living and drawing more than 3.6 million tourists annually. The town, which still carries the label "town of a thousand trees," also has one of the biggest town parks in the country, which frequently stages musical and entertainment events. Telford has a variety of historic borough and market towns, a thriving nightlife, and attractions for all tastes. Telford and the NHS The Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust is the main provider of district general hospital services for nearly half a million people in Shropshire, Telford &...
01 August 2022

TB Testing - What to expect from your appointment
TB tests are a requirement for some visa applications (check if you will need one here) If your home country is on this list then you will need to make an appointment. Try to make an appointment via phone or try emailing them. Going there and trying to get an appointment usually will lead to being turned away, so to avoid wasting your time – plan ahead. Please bear in mind that you will need your passport number so if you do not have your passport or you are waiting for your new When attending your appointment On the day of your appointment bring your passport, Covid vaccination card, passport size 2 Photos...
29 July 2022

How to correctly answer Ethical Scenarios in an NHS interview
There is a high chance your NHS interview panel will give you an ethical scenario. This is so the hospital can see your ethical and legal approach to modern medicine. You will be presented with an ethical dilemma that the hospital may have experienced before. When a dilemma seems especially challenging, the General Medical Council offers a clear direction in the decision-making process. In this blog post, we explain the four pillars of medical ethics and provide some ethical scenarios you may encounter with answers. What are the four pillars of medical ethics? Autonomy – The respect for the patient’s right to self-determination Beneficence ...
27 July 2022

A snapshot into ... Huddersfield
A snapshot into… Huddersfield On the banks of the River Colne, in West Yorkshire, Huddersfield is about 189 miles north-northwest of London and 16 miles southwest of Leeds. There are about 143,500 people living in the town. Officially, it is a part of Kirklees Metropolitan Borough, which has a population of over 391,000 and a total area of about 408 square kilometers. Huddersfield is known for being home of the rugby league as the town is known to have invented the sport in 1895. The local team, Huddersfield Giants, now play at The John Smith's Stadium. The NHS and Huddersfield Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust employ more than 6,300 staff ...
25 July 2022

CESR Specialty Specific Guidance for Haematology
This guidance is to help doctors who are applying for entry onto the Specialist Register with a CESR in Haematology. The indicative period of training for a CCT in Haematology is seven years and it is unlikely that you would achieve all the learning outcomes required for a CCT in a shorter period of time. It is worth noting that it is sometimes more difficult to make a successful CESR application if you have not worked in the NHS. This is because key features of training and practice in the NHS are not always covered in the same way outside it. If you require help finding an NHS position that will support your CESR application...
20 July 2022

A snapshot into... Salford
With its glittering architecture and waterfront cafés, Salford Quays is a modern hub for culture and leisure. The city's green spaces, which make up more than half of the area, include forests, moss lands, natural preserves, parklands, and charming towns. There are many different wildlife habitats spread across hundreds of acres of breath-taking parks. Calling all sports enthusiasts, Salford have world famous football, rugby and cricket to choose from. The AJ Bell Stadium is home to top flight teams from rugby league, Salford Red Devils, and rugby union, Sale Sharks, with Manchester United Football Club ...
18 July 2022

Why short-term accommodation is necessary when relocating to the UK
Applying for positions, attending NHS interviews and then getting an offer! All of these stages can be overwhelming as well as exciting! The move to the UK will also feel this way. In order to make your transition as smooth as possible we have outlined things to consider when finding your new home here in the UK. Sorting short term accommodation for yourself is the first thing our relocation officers will advise you to do when relocating to the UK. Below we discuss why this is so important and how it will grant you a positive start to your new venture...
15 July 2022

Snapshot into... Canterbury
Canterbury, located within Kent, is home to many gorgeous buildings, excellent schools, and affordable houses. It's understandable why thousands of London families relocate here each year given the area's high-speed commuter connections to the city. East Kent Hospitals University NHS Foundation Trust one of the largest hospital trusts in England, with five hospitals and community clinics serving a local population of around 695,000 people. They also provide some specialist services for a wider population, including renal services in Medway and Maidstone and a cardiac service for all of Kent based at William Harvey Hospital, Ashford. Their vision is '...
08 July 2022

How do I prove my right to work to my new NHS Trust? | Share codes
10 August 2022

A snapshot into... Hull
08 August 2022

Overview of the FRCR Clinical Oncology examinations
05 August 2022

Make sure you ask this in your NHS interview! | questions to ask and questions not to ask!
03 August 2022

A snapshot into... Telford
01 August 2022

TB Testing - What to expect from your appointment
29 July 2022

How to correctly answer Ethical Scenarios in an NHS interview
27 July 2022

A snapshot into ... Huddersfield
25 July 2022

CESR Specialty Specific Guidance for Haematology
20 July 2022

A snapshot into... Salford
18 July 2022

Why short-term accommodation is necessary when relocating to the UK
15 July 2022

Snapshot into... Canterbury
08 July 2022