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

So you‘re an International Medical Graduate (IMG) and determined to pursue your postgrad from the UK - but not sure what exactly to do?

As a doctor, I’ve come across tons of tools and resources that claim to help with career development. But my absolute favourite?

If you're planning to pursue a medical specialty in the UK, it's important to understand whether your chosen specialty is "run-through" or "uncoupled."

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.

If you’re a doctor planning to move abroad via evidence-heavy pathways like CESR/CEGPR/Specialist Pathway (Australia), it is indispensable that you have an electronic logbook.

Maternity rights in India are set by law to protect the rights and well-being of pregnant and nursing women in the workplace. These laws are designed to ensure that women are able to take time off for pregnancy and childbirth without losing their jobs.