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Please how feasible is it for an IMG to become a surgeon in the UK?

Please answer me one question ⁉️ Plab pathway is better like alpng with attachment in London before sitting in mrcs 1 and 2 is better or the only mrcs staying in Pakistan is better... please reply sir

Please answer me one question ⁉️ Plab pathway is better like alpng with attachment in London before sitting in mrcs 1 and 2 is better or the only mrcs staying in Pakistan is better... please reply sir

Please answer me one question ⁉️ Plab pathway is better like alpng with attachment in London before sitting in mrcs 1 and 2 is better or the only mrcs staying in Pakistan is better... please reply sir

Please answer me one question ⁉️ Plab pathway is better like alpng with attachment in London before sitting in mrcs 1 and 2 is better or the only mrcs staying in Pakistan is better... please reply sir

Salaam brother, could you tell me how you prepared for the MRCS part B? Just a short reply would be greatly appreciated. I couldn't find a video on that on the channel.

Can you make a video detailing the breadth of ENT specialties and how exciting some of these are?? As a med school student we don't get exposure to the really amazing ent subspecialties and as a result the specialty is underappreciated!! Would love a dedicated video to this, especially because there isn't a video like it on RUclips currently

Get rid of your warts /herpes virus with the help of pure herbs and supplements from a very reputable herbal doc on RUclips you can check out for Dr osuma

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I have got an interview for Junior Doctor , ENT surgery at London hospital. How should I prepare for the interview.

Would you say Cardiothoracic us balanced?

Respectfully, Get a haircut

You could pay a lot less than 25 a month if you got the SIM card pay monthly by comparing on uswitch

Shafi your dad is a quack

You are talking about working in the USA as a non-IMG. If you are an IMG first of all you are in a pool of the best medical graduates in the World fighting for each residency placement with things like exceptional research and publications that likely on the top 5% of medical graduates could achieve. Next visas for working in USA are extremely complicated as you will most likely be subject to a 2 year Home Residency Requirement and in order to waive this you need Conrad 30 Waiver which requires a no objection letter from your home country which I imagine would be difficult to obtain as the UK partially sponsors medical education. Also Conrad 30 Waiver means you have to work in a medically underserved area for 3 years so you may not be able to work as an attending at your residency hospital. H1B may be cap exempt for certain hospitals if you are subject to the 2 year HRR but the whole process is so difficult and long so USMLE’s will probably be the least stressful thing lol.

This is a very nice department

I recently cleared it. Oh my god what an exam!

So interesting...

Going through this process now and this series was very inspiring. Thank you 🙏🏽

what are the things they look at to give u the position? and what helps

Been watching for years now and such an inspiration. Watching this the day before I find out about my SFP interviews, wish me luck!

has bro disappeared again? he’s gonna be back with a new year’s video, come back to this comment

Hey man loved your videos since day 1. You give me motivation to work hard. Are you able to do a more detailed vid on how you got opportunities to write papers / run teaching sessions (how you organised it) while you were at med school?

"Very competetive ENT position" he says, whilst earning around 40k a year, the same as a physician associate (assistant)

I miss your uploads 😢

Thank you sir

Very interesting video Do you fit many posterior nasal packs Is that the sort of situation where you require an anaesthetist as fitting one must be traumatic

I admire the financial independence of people, But you can live better if you work a little more. After watching this I think there are people out there, on the extreme, who plan to die early just to be able to retire early. To each their own but to me, retirement isn't just about not having to work, it's about having the freedom to do whatever you might reasonably want, such as travel, buying things, enjoying life, etc. I don't think I could retire with less than $3m in income-generating investments, maybe $2m at the very minimum. I plan to work until I'm at least 45

MABROOK!! Genuinely so happy for you! :D I am currently a Core Trainee and InshaAllah I want to be at this stage soon!! Please do make videos on MRCS ENT OSCE Prep & tips for building up portfolio for ST3 Application. Thanks! Your journey inspires us!

Dear Mohammad do u see these comments?

It’s not free- taxes are very high

Kindly guide me about mrcs osce part b in ENT

Assalamo aliukum Dear Mohammed I am Dr Tanveer khattak working in Pakistan as a district specialist in a secondary care hospital. Muhammed I am planning to join NHS UK.i have so many questions ,queries but can't find anyone to help me out.Of you reach out to me it would be great help.Hope u reply me back.

It should be physicians and dentists, both are Doctors………

There was a girl who lived just across the road from us a few years ago, Jennifer Grant, and I remember when she qualified as a doctor - her mum was long time receptionist to our GP and he influenced her and mentored her heavily - and she and a friend were looking to gain extra experience and the US is lovely and close (sort of) to NZ. Only issue was, turns out that just because they were qualified doctors in NZ - passed all their exams, done their residencies or whatever they are called and had decided on which career paths within the medical field they wanted to pursue - didn't mean they were actually qualified to practice as a doctor in the US. At best they would have been employed as a nurse (despite NOT having done nurses training mind) and if they wanted to qualify they would have faced years of extra training, more exams, the residency - five years according to this video - and ONLY THEN would they have been considered to be qualified doctors. She told me this during an appointment, she had a few tests to do which took time, and she and her friend had just received the letters from the US telling them they weren't considered to be qualified doctors there (she was seriously annoyed which might have been one reason she was venting, plus I'd known her for years although she was older than I was). Basically she and her friend told the US where they could stick their qualifications and then they spent a few years practicing with the NHS in Wales and then Scotland before returning to work back in NZ again. Her mum would keep mum updated every time she visited the doctors, she turned out to be very good in her chosen field so it was the NHS's gain and the US's loss. While the NHS persuaded her friend to try research - apparently she was very good at digging to find out the cause of something, ideal for research I'm told - and after returning to NZ she was a part of a team that made some important discovery in something or other. Another gain for NHS/NZ and a huge loss to the US as well. I do know a friend's father who practices in Houston suffered an illness that took about a year to recover from but he built up so many medical bills in that time - and he IS a doctor himself - that he had to return to work even though he's in his 70s just to pay off the bills, while my brother's brother -in-law who practices in Seattle is still working even though he's just turned 71 because he can't afford to retire - his wife has a medical issue apparently - either. Seems being a doctor in the US isn't all it's made out to be which might be why my friend from Houston was a doctor here in Ireland and refused to return back to the US despite pleas from his father and mother (unfortunately he became one of the many medical fatalities resulting from COVID. RIP Steven).

Hello sir, found your video very informative. I'm pursuing MS ENT from India and preparing for MRCS. Is it easy to get jobs in UK after clearing the exam? I've heard that MD branches are preferred more.

Watching this for multiple year and now im a fourth med🤣🤣

Dentists are doctors they get more money compare to physician. 👍👍

Were you at CXH the other day? I wasn’t sure if it was you and didn’t want to disturb you in Costa😅

Your video SEO issue: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1DA35QpitdjDhhN8OpezHINl8Del5Zj_UjMGK774mWaA/edit?usp=sharing

Video content and quality are both very good but search engine optimization is not done before and after video upload. So the videos don't go viral. You are working so hard for this channel but not getting good results. To get good results you have to do channel and video search engine optimization too.