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you should be able to get one after accomplishing the feedback form.

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If you're still back home, evidence of skills, audits/QIPs, research and teaching presentations signed off by your consultant will be helpful. A well-written and strong CV or application form is usually aligned with the JCF/SCF post qualifications, once shortlisted the next focus is surpassing the interviews.

If you're currently in the UK, aside from gathering evidence from the Ph, clinical attachments will give you an opportunity to be proactive in the Paeds dept of the trust/hospital. Doing an audit and a teaching presentation with feedback will also strengthen your portfolio. Apart from this, attending lectures/conferences is a plus like Resus UK EPALS/APLS, Safeguarding Level 1/2/3 courses and/or attending free teaching lectures with certificates of attendance will strengthen your application form. There are courses from the RCPCH website that you can register to for a fee. Hope this is helpful now that I've written it down after a good think! :)

Reposting because I can't see the threads comments on this chat: If you're still back home, evidence of skills, audits/QIPs, research and teaching presentations signed off by your consultant will be helpful. A well-written and strong CV or application form is usually aligned with the JCF/SCF post qualifications, once shortlisted the next focus is surpassing the interviews.

If you're currently in the UK, aside from gathering evidence from the Ph, clinical attachments will give you an opportunity to be proactive in the Paeds dept of the trust/hospital. Doing an audit and a teaching presentation with feedback will also strengthen your portfolio. Apart from this, attending lectures/conferences is a plus like Resus UK EPALS/APLS, Safeguarding Level 1/2/3 courses and/or attending free teaching lectures with certificates of attendance will strengthen your application form. There are courses from the RCPCH website that you can register to for a fee. Hope this is helpful now that I've written it down after a good think! :)

yes, there are. :) Back in 2022, most I know were offered a job post after CA after confirming they have passed their PLAB 2 exam. Dynamics may have changed over the past few years which is why most speakers mention their timeline because it does matter.

Just in general, it can depend per Trust and even depend per department. Some Trusts may have a more supportive environment than others.

There are unfortunately no options to do this at the moment as clinical attachments are usually hospital-based

You can do this entire training

there are many ways to approach Master's while in training. It can also be split into PG Cert, PG Dip, and eventually Master's. So you don't have to do your master's in one go. You can also do LTFT (less than full time) if you want to further accommodate master's.

Salaried GP can range from 50,000 to 80,000. As a partner, this can go up to 120,000GBP

The initial pay grade was just basic salary without enhancements. Private practice also boosts pay

GP training itself takes 3 years but this can go longer if one goes less than full time

You still can atm but best to check medical hee crest form article because they can update their guidelines

I have met an OB consultant from the Philippines who went to GP practice in the UK. From what I can recall, she took the same path like most of us did which is taking the PLAB, and MSRA.