Why did I move to UK from India?

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  • Опубликовано: 7 окт 2024
  • In this video, I discuss the reasons which made me decide to move to the U.K after completing MD in India.They are
    1. Money
    2.Work-life balance
    3. Career progression
    4. Newer experiences
    5. Travel
    This video will be helpful for all international medical graduates thinking of moving to UK.
    Moving to UK after MD/MS from India

Комментарии • 108

  • @Manhafuture
    @Manhafuture Год назад +3

    Every one is calling this doctor as selfish , do u all know how doctors in india are treated and overworked , I appreciate him that he has made one of the best decision

  • @surbhisingh7534
    @surbhisingh7534 Год назад +3

    Honesty!!! Is what I found in your videos. Thank you so much sir 🙏

  • @vinithakrishnakumar7543
    @vinithakrishnakumar7543 3 года назад +6

    Hi Drji appreciate your knowledge smartness and simplicity real motivation for fresh mbbs doctors

  • @otengdarkwa3955
    @otengdarkwa3955 3 года назад +4

    You are very transparent and honest..Great video Dr...Keep the good work.We will be glad if you do a new video of how to supplement your income

  • @jeffinjoy17
    @jeffinjoy17 3 года назад +1

    Thanks Paul for the inspiration ❤️

  • @mer94
    @mer94 Год назад

    Very clear and crisp video

  • @shekhark8446
    @shekhark8446 2 года назад

    Thanks suman sir appreciate your work

  • @reivaZ
    @reivaZ 3 года назад +1

    Sir, you are lit 🔥 keep it up mate

    • @reivaZ
      @reivaZ 3 года назад

      Bro, is it possible for IMG to become a surgeon in UK 🇬🇧 . I heard the competition is high. Please make video related to competition in the speciality and please make factual video if "N0" , give us honest answer

  • @rajshekar7852
    @rajshekar7852 3 года назад +1

    Very well explained sir🤝👏

  • @drnirmal8348
    @drnirmal8348 3 года назад

    Thank you sir for the insight!

  • @avinashkulkarni9298
    @avinashkulkarni9298 3 года назад +3

    Thank you very much sir
    Please make video on extra sources of income and also on how to get Core competencies signed?

  • @vikaspunia2883
    @vikaspunia2883 3 года назад

    Thanks you so much...very helpful video

  • @debaratisaha2820
    @debaratisaha2820 3 года назад +1

    Its very helpful to get such guidance from a senior , kindly keep on ur good work sir , it will definitely change life of many juniors

  • @diptidavda1089
    @diptidavda1089 2 года назад

    Thank you so much sir 🙏

  • @crreddy9744
    @crreddy9744 3 года назад

    Thank you sir 🙏🏻 it would be nice if you would make a video on present and future changes that would have happen in uk medical system and how that would effect newer generation like us planning to move to uk

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  3 года назад +2

      That would require a lot of background research. I will try in future.

  • @abheekdas7595
    @abheekdas7595 3 года назад

    Very transparent opinion.

  • @aashishm01
    @aashishm01 3 года назад

    Thanks for sharing your experience

  • @abbyhose7311
    @abbyhose7311 3 года назад +3

    Sir please make a video on extra sources of income that one can make while staying in UK as a doctor.

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  3 года назад +1

      I will do that in future.Thanks for the feedback.

  • @rabingorg6807
    @rabingorg6807 3 года назад

    Thank u sir

  • @aishwaryaraikar9608
    @aishwaryaraikar9608 2 года назад +1

    I do have the same reasons but isn't work life balance better in India after u achieve a certain post it's just morning rounds and done can put the work on juniors whereas in abroad should work strictly on shift basis

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  2 года назад

      In medicine, consultants don't work on a shift basis. Also in India, most doctors will be working in private practice after work rather than enjoying time in home.So work life balance is much better outside India.

  • @_jianthuilungkamei_3643
    @_jianthuilungkamei_3643 2 года назад

    🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

  • @abbukv
    @abbukv Год назад

    Hello. Thank you for the video. I would like to see a video on how to make extra income in UK, if you can please

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  Год назад

      ruclips.net/video/-KuCp0kzhiQ/видео.html

  • @enscebose8466
    @enscebose8466 3 года назад +4

    Thanks for your transparent, genuine and helpful videos. Would be extemely grateful if you can offer some insight as a senior to a junior from your hometown/ city? Is UK a good country if someone wants work in the nhs as a doctor and live a minimalistic life and Aim for FIRE(Financial independence ; retire early being optional for me.) I am a junior done with plab 1 and interested in psych training and ideally settle fulltime in the uk adopting the FIRE approach. What I am asking your opinion on is whether Uk is better for fire compared to India?? (I understand uk has higher taxes but social support is better too. So any opinions of yours which helps me throough my dilemma is highly appreciated. Thanks)

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  3 года назад +3

      Hello, I remember your previous comments on FIRE. I think its easier to achieve Financial independence in India because you will need a smaller retirement corpus due to less cost of living. Whereas in UK, you will need to build a larger retirement nest to generate enough income to sustain a minimalist lifestyle. Best approach will be to earn in UK and retire in India. Apart from this I can't think of much difference between these 2 countries.

    • @enscebose8466
      @enscebose8466 3 года назад +2

      @@SumanPaulDoc Hello and thanks for this message. It is a very significant gesture for me and helps me calm my mind down and allow me to anticipate what I can work towards.

  • @shuhaabshah131
    @shuhaabshah131 2 года назад +2

    I have a question. I have qualified my MRCP part 1 and 2. Currently doing my 3rd year of Dermatology PG. I am thinking about MTI route and get my core competencies signed in that time period and directly apply for speciality training. Is this possible.

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  2 года назад

      Yes, that's quite possible. But I would prefer to complete MRCP and avoid MTI , if you can.

    • @manoj3813
      @manoj3813 Год назад

      Sir, I am an mbbs graduate. I have heard dermatologist in India earn well. Can you please tell me your reasons to move to UK?

  • @dr.alaminsarker7247
    @dr.alaminsarker7247 3 года назад

    দাদা,খুব ভাল লাগল এইটা জেনে যে আপনি বাঙালি।

  • @yashrajan6826
    @yashrajan6826 2 года назад +1

    Make a video on cct vs DM

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  2 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/Hx2l25HcP6k/видео.html

  • @Dr.NikhilKutheala
    @Dr.NikhilKutheala 10 дней назад

    So after coming to UK on the MTI fellowship how do u get your CCT ?

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  9 дней назад

      I entered specialty training after MTI.

  • @dr.nitinarora89
    @dr.nitinarora89 Год назад

    I have been selected in MCh program.
    I am not sure what should i do?

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  Год назад

      It depends on what your expectations are from the course

    • @dr.nitinarora89
      @dr.nitinarora89 Год назад

      I understand this is going to be a academic course only .
      Its not going to have much weight.
      I am concerned about the fee part . Fee for this course is very high.
      I am not sure if i should pay such an amount to get entery into UK

  • @himanshudobariya2843
    @himanshudobariya2843 Год назад

    Sir you did md pediatrics again in UK or only need to pass exam after doing pg in india

  • @unknowndoctor8527
    @unknowndoctor8527 3 года назад +1

    Suman sir I am a 4th year MBBS student. I want to know is CCT really consider or recognised and equivalent to MD/ MS /DNB in india ?

  • @silpasivan6661
    @silpasivan6661 2 года назад +1

    Hi is it easy to take parents on a permanent basis to UK?

  • @orthodoc7192
    @orthodoc7192 3 года назад +1

    Hi sir . You entered UK via MTI route. But through that route we have to return back after 2 years. How were you able to continue working for 5 years. Can you please share the process?

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  3 года назад +1

      In MTI, your visa will expire after 2yrs. You will need a new tier 2 visa sponsorship, which will be from your current hospital in most instances.You will have to go back to India and apply for new visa and return back to UK. This process takes about 2-3 weeks.

    • @orthodoc7192
      @orthodoc7192 3 года назад

      @@SumanPaulDocFor a doctor who has completed his MD /MS/DNB, if they choose MTI, one has to clear PLAB /MRCP/MRCS while doing MTI and after finishing MTI, one has to get GMC registration for continuing to work in UK.?
      Is it so sir?

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  3 года назад +1

      You will get GMC registration through MTI.You don't need PLAB/MRCS.please watch my video on MTI for more information.

    • @rajashekarreddy9859
      @rajashekarreddy9859 3 года назад

      @@SumanPaulDoc Hello sir. How often is that the visa will be extended after 2 years? Is that sure shot. Will all hospitals be that open about sponsering visa again?

  • @laviyamarialalichen8771
    @laviyamarialalichen8771 2 года назад

    Can you share more details about CCT..?

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  2 года назад

      CCT is the degree that you get after completing specialty training. All my videos on specialty training are relevant in this topic

  • @sanoopkumarss117
    @sanoopkumarss117 2 года назад

    Suman sir. If no plans for cct, but only money, is UAE or UK better?

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  2 года назад

      UAE for the short term. After few years , someone with CCT will get a lot higher salary.

  • @debaratisaha2820
    @debaratisaha2820 3 года назад

    Kindly share detail of MTI , how to start n all

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  3 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/TW_NUYTn93M/видео.html

  • @tugf688
    @tugf688 2 года назад

    Sir any special preparation you did for your mti Interview.?

  • @abhaykumar-fg7zb
    @abhaykumar-fg7zb 2 года назад

    Sir how did u stay in uk after mti??
    I m will for mti post md pediatrics but not sure of future post completion of mti

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  2 года назад

      My trust renewed my job contract

  • @chaitanyavignesh5472
    @chaitanyavignesh5472 2 года назад

    Hi sir
    How can I equate my DM cardiac Anaesthesiology to CCT any route that you would suggest sir
    Thanks a s lot in advance

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  2 года назад +2

      There is no CCT equivalent for cardiac anaesthesia. CCT in anaesthesia is the closest equivalent. So you can try for CESR in anaesthesia.

  • @Anjel05255
    @Anjel05255 2 года назад

    thank you, sir. Sir can Indian neurosurgeons operate in the UK.

  • @Born-Surgeon
    @Born-Surgeon 3 года назад

    Please make a video on extra income in uk

  • @sanoopkumarss117
    @sanoopkumarss117 2 года назад

    Can u pls share me the link where MCI has cited regarding equalent forieng degrees

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  2 года назад

      main.mohfw.gov.in/medicaleducationcounselling/recognition-foreign-post-graduate-medical-qualification

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  2 года назад

      www.nmc.org.in/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/Complete-Act-1.pdf

  • @keerthiprakash1147
    @keerthiprakash1147 3 года назад

    Hii doctor suman sir , is there still demand for doctors in UK like befor or is getting saturated now ?

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  3 года назад +1

      Hi Keerthi, job market is not saturated now and will not be in near future. But things might change in the long-term, which nobody can predict.

    • @keerthiprakash1147
      @keerthiprakash1147 3 года назад

      @@SumanPaulDoc thanks a lot for your wisdoms suman sir , please keep up the good work , you are really a life saver for img especially from India !!

  • @drbhawnakumari9698
    @drbhawnakumari9698 3 года назад

    Is it true Indian doctors in the UK only end up as registrars and find it really difficult to become a consultant compared to their other European colleagues?

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  3 года назад +2

      It's not true. I will be a consultant in 2024 if I am able to complete CCT..But there are certain specialties where getting into training/CESR is difficult so they have to remain registrar for long time.

    • @drharrshadakurrande
      @drharrshadakurrande 2 года назад +1

      @@SumanPaulDoc hi sir, can you please make a video with an ENT surgeon who has moved to the UK? It would be of great help. A video on RCS fellowships will also be great sir😄

    • @KumarKumar-qo8tx
      @KumarKumar-qo8tx Год назад

      @@drharrshadakurrande lol what a way of asking. And what is point of lauging. Kuch bhe

  • @drnikunjagrawalaiims-raipu9415
    @drnikunjagrawalaiims-raipu9415 2 года назад

    Sir is it difficult to get CCT in endocrinology for IMG's?

  • @harshsanglikar2325
    @harshsanglikar2325 2 года назад

    Hi dr just want to know that can a Indian dentist move to uk to settle permanently

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  2 года назад

      Dental services are mostly covered outside NHS so the process will be different from medical doctors. www.rcseng.ac.uk/dental-faculties/fds/nacpde/overseas-qualified-dentists/tier-programmes/

  • @drchandhu9164
    @drchandhu9164 3 года назад

    How u move MTI to CCT route sir...can u explain? because u r aleady done MD and MTI ...may be u r overexperienced for CCT pathway ? And at what level u have posted there.?

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  3 года назад

      I applied for respiratory training at ST3 level to enter CCT training pathway. In medicine training there is no maximum experience limit unlike surgical specialities.

    • @annsusanmathew1993
      @annsusanmathew1993 2 года назад

      Sir, do you apply to CCT while on MTI? Could you please do a seperate video on MTI, CCT. How long does CCT take?

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  2 года назад

      @@annsusanmathew1993 You can apply for training whilst being on MTI. ruclips.net/video/16daZzS53S0/видео.html
      ruclips.net/video/TW_NUYTn93M/видео.html

  • @dr.anjanbanerjee
    @dr.anjanbanerjee 3 года назад

    Sir how much does West Bengal Government Hospitals pay to Just Passed Fresh MBBS Doctors?

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  3 года назад

      Sorry, I am not aware of the current salary for house staff or Medical officers.

    • @trishabiswas6529
      @trishabiswas6529 Год назад

      Around 50k

  • @virendermadaan9814
    @virendermadaan9814 2 года назад

    Sir is it necessary for those Indians who are fmgs even in India to 1st clear fmge and get registered with NMC before they can take PLAB and practice in UK?

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  2 года назад +1

      NMC registration is not a requirement for PLAB.

    • @virendermadaan9814
      @virendermadaan9814 2 года назад

      @@SumanPaulDoc so I can directly apply for a GMC registration without having any other country's license? Also thank you for replying

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  2 года назад +1

      www.gmc-uk.org/registration-and-licensing/join-the-register/registration-applications/application-guides/full-registration-for-international-medical-graduates

  • @khushbuparekh1021
    @khushbuparekh1021 2 года назад

    What if ,u want to settle in uk & yr MTI timing like 2 yrs over?

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  2 года назад

      Yes, it's possible. I have explained in this video.
      ruclips.net/video/TW_NUYTn93M/видео.html

  • @saraayurvedahospitaldrmegh3241
    @saraayurvedahospitaldrmegh3241 2 года назад

    I m ayurveda doctor done MD can i move Uk like u

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  2 года назад

      NHS does not recruit for Ayurveda doctors.there may be scope in private sectors but I am not aware of these.

  • @chithrachips7852
    @chithrachips7852 Год назад

    Money

  • @dilipkumarpatel8313
    @dilipkumarpatel8313 Год назад

    Yes indeed, a truly selfish person, who thinks about himself and money. You will never get a work and life balance because you are too introverted and inclined to be a selfish person. When making any decisions you will first consider money, time and your energy. Then you will decide what benefits can you get in return. If this equation does not add up for you, then you will not go ahead. Thanks for showing your selfish and manipulative self. You won’t be the first person or the last. We have plenty of people like you on India. That’s why India unfortunately does not have a NHS.

    • @SumanPaulDoc
      @SumanPaulDoc  Год назад

      👌

    • @CraigTheBrute-co3ys
      @CraigTheBrute-co3ys Год назад

      Dilip Kumar Patel is willing to give his house, wife & kids away, very generous 😂😂😂