If you’re an overseas doctor looking to move and make your mark in the UK, you might have come across the term “Trust Grade Jobs” in the NHS.

If you're applying for speciality training in the UK, you’ll likely come across the Multi-Specialty Recruitment Assessment (MSRA). Some specialities require all applicants to sit for the MSRA, while others don't, as each speciality has specific recruitment

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So, you're aiming to practise independently in the UK as a Trauma & Orthopaedics Surgeon? That's fantastic!

GPs or General Practitioners are usually the first point of contact for patients, so their importance is immense.

The Widening Access to Specialty Training (WAST) program helps you, as an International Medical Graduate (IMG), transition into the NHS and specialty training, particularly in General Practice (GP) and Psychiatry.

Thinking about a career in psychiatry? Discover the distinct psychiatry training pathways in the UK, USA, and Australia. From structured programs to specialized training, we break down the steps you need to take to become a psychiatrist .

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Why is it is important for medical students to rocord their cases effectively in order to stand a better chance to qualify for fellowships and jobs abroad?