Hello Gabrielle I have a couple of doubts 1) while doing our MTI can we simultaneously do our PLAB and if we complete our PLAB both parts by the end of MTI so can we stay back in UK ???
You guys are awesome for giving so much for free. Pardon me if its a stupid question. Beginner here. Do I apply for a job first via NHS jobs or do I first request RCP for the video interview and COS? In the NHS jobs website, they require GMC for most jobs, which supposedly comes after the COS is offered. Also in the RCP website, they ask for the job details. Very confusing for a beginner. thanks
Hello. You first need to apply for sponsorship via RCP and then you can apply for MTI posts if you've got the sponsorship letter. If the RCP are asking for sponsorship details, it's because they're assuming you've already sourced a post pre-applying for Sponsorship
MTI doctors should enjoy the same amount of annual leave and study leave days (minimum 10 days) as UK trainees. Please bear in mind however that the study leave budget would come from your Trust.
Hello sir, at first thanks for those wonderful videos. They really help us (IMGs) to clear our confusions regarding the relocation process. I have a question. I’m an Indian medical graduate with an MD in Anaesthesia. I’m planning to take the primary FRCA exam and I’m very much keen to enter in the training system. I want to know, will it be helpful for me to get a training post if I apply for an MTI post after my FRCA (as I’ll expose to the UK health system through the MTI). And another question, is there any age restriction to get the training post in NHS? Thanks in advance
Hello Dr Das, Thank you for your feedback, it is much appreciated! You will simply need a pass in IELTS/OET to evidence your English language skills to apply for the MTI Scheme. You can then obtain FRCA once you are in the UK. You should note, that on the MTI Scheme you are legally required to leave the UK at the end of the two years. If you do not want to do the MTI route, you could obtain EDAIC to evidence your specialist knowledge and skills. This will allow you to work at ST3+ level and not required to leave the UK. There is not an age restriction for any NHS job, training or non-training. All the best, Gabrielle
Hello sir I am a pulmonologist working in India. I have done MBBS followed by DNB in Respiratory medicine, which was cleared in 2016. Am I eligible to come to UK and work in the division of respiratory medicine through MTI ?
hello sir, can you please suggest the best route for Egyptian urologist had master degree 6 years ago preceded by another 6 years as resident is it mrcs or mti
Hello sir.Thank you very much for this wonderful interview video.I am an orthopedic surgeon from Nepal.I have two plus years of experience as an orthopedic surgeon.I have passed OET with B and i am planning to take PLAB exam in November. In the meanwhile i want to apply for MTI.Please guide me.I am having hard time finding the way to apply for it.I especially want to know about requirements. Thank you very much.
Hello. Unfortunately agencies, such as BDI Resourcing, are unable to advise or help with MTI applications. The MTI Scheme must be applied for directly to the individual royal colleges. You may however, find the following blog useful: bdiresourcing.com/news/2018/10/how-to-get-gmc-sponsorship-via-the-mti-scheme-/248
Hello, I am an Indian Medical Graduate with an MD Internal Medicine. I am looking to undergo training under the MTI while writing my MRCP exams. My questions is - Am I eligible for the training program if I have 1 year of clinical experience as an intern post-undergraduation + 1 year of postqualification (post MD) experience or am I required to have 3 years of postqualification (post MD) experience? Thank you.
Hello Dr Basu, You are eligible for the MTI Scheme. You will need to pass IELTS/OET first and then apply for posts directly via NHS jobs and explain you are looking for MTI sponsorship. Further information can be found here: bdiresourcing.com/news/how-to-get-gmc-sponsorship-via-the-mti-scheme-/248 All the best, Gabrielle
Hello Dr Joshi, Thank you for your message. MTI posts are open throughout the entire year. However, some Royal College temporarily close them if they have received a high volume of applications. Kindest regards, Gabrielle
BDI Resourcing Thanks a lot. One more question sir I have completed my MD INTERNAL MEDICINE and mrcp1 giving ielts this month. Could I get a sponsorship programme based on these evidences? And if I have to go through your agency how I can contact with you? I tried to send many emails to BDI but m not able to send . Thanks Regards Dr Neeraj Joshi
@@guitarstethoscope7340 Hello Dr Joshi, Unfortunately, recruitment agencies cannot help with MTI Scheme posts. You will need to apply directly via the RCP and NHS jobs. Our blog post on how to secure an MTI post will help - bdiresourcing.com/news/how-to-get-gmc-sponsorship-via-the-mti-scheme-/248 I understand that we have spoken both on email and Facebook Messenger now. All the best with your job search. Kindest regards, Gabrielle
Unfortunately agencies, such as BDI Resourcing, are unable to advise or help with MTI applications. The MTI Scheme must be applied for directly to the individual royal colleges. If however, you change your mind and decide to get GMC via the traditional examination route please do get back in touch and we can help secure you an NHS job once you’re eligible for your registration. You may however, find the following blog useful: bdiresourcing.com/news/2018/10/how-to-get-gmc-sponsorship-via-the-mti-scheme-/248
Hello Dr Singh, In fact, we subtitle every single one of our videos and we are native English speakers. We did not subtitle Daniel the interviewer in this video because he did not say much other than ask questions which are titled at the top of the screen and we want all the focus to be on Dr Ray. Kindest regards, Gabrielle
I lived in USA for 5 years and I am happy they subtitled the doctor, his accent is very difficult to understand for me and the friends living in UK I shared the video with
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Hello Gabrielle
I have a couple of doubts
1) while doing our MTI can we simultaneously do our PLAB and if we complete our PLAB both parts by the end of MTI so can we stay back in UK ???
You guys are awesome for giving so much for free.
Pardon me if its a stupid question. Beginner here. Do I apply for a job first via NHS jobs or do I first request RCP for the video interview and COS? In the NHS jobs website, they require GMC for most jobs, which supposedly comes after the COS is offered. Also in the RCP website, they ask for the job details. Very confusing for a beginner. thanks
Hello. You first need to apply for sponsorship via RCP and then you can apply for MTI posts if you've got the sponsorship letter. If the RCP are asking for sponsorship details, it's because they're assuming you've already sourced a post pre-applying for Sponsorship
Sir I'm wondering about the leave under MTI scheme.... Cos I'd love to see places around on vacation...
MTI doctors should enjoy the same amount of annual leave and study leave days (minimum 10 days) as UK trainees. Please bear in mind however that the study leave budget would come from your Trust.
What is probably estimate cost for joining mti course?Do we get any stipend during our training?
Hello sir, at first thanks for those wonderful videos. They really help us (IMGs) to clear our confusions regarding the relocation process. I have a question. I’m an Indian medical graduate with an MD in Anaesthesia. I’m planning to take the primary FRCA exam and I’m very much keen to enter in the training system. I want to know, will it be helpful for me to get a training post if I apply for an MTI post after my FRCA (as I’ll expose to the UK health system through the MTI).
And another question, is there any age restriction to get the training post in NHS?
Thanks in advance
Hello Dr Das,
Thank you for your feedback, it is much appreciated!
You will simply need a pass in IELTS/OET to evidence your English language skills to apply for the MTI Scheme. You can then obtain FRCA once you are in the UK. You should note, that on the MTI Scheme you are legally required to leave the UK at the end of the two years.
If you do not want to do the MTI route, you could obtain EDAIC to evidence your specialist knowledge and skills. This will allow you to work at ST3+ level and not required to leave the UK.
There is not an age restriction for any NHS job, training or non-training.
All the best,
Gabrielle
BDI Resourcing thank you Ms Gabrielle for clearing my doubt..
Hello sir
I am a pulmonologist working in India. I have done MBBS followed by DNB in Respiratory medicine, which was cleared in 2016. Am I eligible to come to UK and work in the division of respiratory medicine through MTI ?
Hello sir, is MTI is also applicable for urology, after MS(surgery) and Mch(uro-surgery) from India?
hello sir, can you please suggest the best route for Egyptian urologist had master degree 6 years ago preceded by another 6 years as resident is it mrcs or mti
MRCS is the best route with OET.
Hello sir.Thank you very much for this wonderful interview video.I am an orthopedic surgeon from Nepal.I have two plus years of experience as an orthopedic surgeon.I have passed OET with B and i am planning to take PLAB exam in November. In the meanwhile i want to apply for MTI.Please guide me.I am having hard time finding the way to apply for it.I especially want to know about requirements. Thank you very much.
Hello. Unfortunately agencies, such as BDI Resourcing, are unable to advise or help with MTI applications. The MTI Scheme must be applied for directly to the individual royal colleges. You may however, find the following blog useful: bdiresourcing.com/news/2018/10/how-to-get-gmc-sponsorship-via-the-mti-scheme-/248
So can we take PACES exam while in MTI training.Are we allowed to take test ?
Yes you would be able to
Hello,
I am an Indian Medical Graduate with an MD Internal Medicine. I am looking to undergo training under the MTI while writing my MRCP exams. My questions is - Am I eligible for the training program if I have 1 year of clinical experience as an intern post-undergraduation + 1 year of postqualification (post MD) experience or am I required to have 3 years of postqualification (post MD) experience?
Thank you.
Hello Dr Basu,
You are eligible for the MTI Scheme.
You will need to pass IELTS/OET first and then apply for posts directly via NHS jobs and explain you are looking for MTI sponsorship.
Further information can be found here:
bdiresourcing.com/news/how-to-get-gmc-sponsorship-via-the-mti-scheme-/248
All the best,
Gabrielle
Can I just go for MTI scheme after the completion of my mbbs including internship.
The MTI scheme eligibility can be found on the Royal College websites. You will of course need a pass in OET or IELTS
Hello sir, is there any specific time period for MTI Applications or it is throughout the year?
Hello Dr Joshi,
Thank you for your message.
MTI posts are open throughout the entire year. However, some Royal College temporarily close them if they have received a high volume of applications.
Kindest regards,
Gabrielle
BDI Resourcing Thanks a lot. One more question sir I have completed my MD INTERNAL MEDICINE and mrcp1 giving ielts this month. Could I get a sponsorship programme based on these evidences? And if I have to go through your agency how I can contact with you? I tried to send many emails to BDI but m not able to send .
Thanks
Regards
Dr Neeraj Joshi
@@guitarstethoscope7340 Hello Dr Joshi,
Unfortunately, recruitment agencies cannot help with MTI Scheme posts. You will need to apply directly via the RCP and NHS jobs.
Our blog post on how to secure an MTI post will help - bdiresourcing.com/news/how-to-get-gmc-sponsorship-via-the-mti-scheme-/248
I understand that we have spoken both on email and Facebook Messenger now.
All the best with your job search.
Kindest regards,
Gabrielle
Hello sir, I m a pulmonologist from India with 1 year experience. Please guide me for MTI process
Unfortunately agencies, such as BDI Resourcing, are unable to advise or help with MTI applications. The MTI Scheme must be applied for directly to the individual royal colleges. If however, you change your mind and decide to get GMC via the traditional examination route please do get back in touch and we can help secure you an NHS job once you’re eligible for your registration. You may however, find the following blog useful: bdiresourcing.com/news/2018/10/how-to-get-gmc-sponsorship-via-the-mti-scheme-/248
Can Fresh candidates who just passed MBBS apply for this scheme?
You will need proof of your English Language (IELTS or OET)
Funny how you subtitle the doctor who speaks perfect English but don’t subtitle the other guy. Well done !
Hello Dr Singh,
In fact, we subtitle every single one of our videos and we are native English speakers.
We did not subtitle Daniel the interviewer in this video because he did not say much other than ask questions which are titled at the top of the screen and we want all the focus to be on Dr Ray.
Kindest regards,
Gabrielle
@Sandeep Singh
One shouldn't always be skeptical !!
I lived in USA for 5 years and I am happy they subtitled the doctor, his accent is very difficult to understand for me and the friends living in UK I shared the video with