Hello sir.. I didn’t get the last part.. what happens at the end of the 2 yrs ? Will there be an exam?

@EkanshDebuka

2 жыл бұрын

Yes there is an OSCE exam + thesis submission that one must do.

Thank you so much

Hi! I just cleared my mrcs ENT and I was wondering what job profile would be best suited for me- a no. Training job first or can we directly join as ST3? And how does after training in the UK proceed afterwards? Any suggestions/help would be much appreciated

@EkanshDebuka

Жыл бұрын

Hi Sindhuja, if you can get a registrar job that would be great. However, if that's hard to get, even taking a SHO job might not be a idea to get into the system and then work your way up.. Training numbers need you to go through the process of it all. Send us an email on yourmentor121@gmail.com if you have further queries !!

Plz guide if u can for pathway for Those who done MD Pathology in india

@adityamalik441

3 жыл бұрын

Hi ravikiran, thanks for the feedback. We will work on this soon.

And thanks for video guide

@EkanshDebuka

3 жыл бұрын

Always welcome

Hi sir, completed neet pg with a very good rank and getting a peripheral MS ortho seat. My doubt is will i be able to land in a registrar post after MCH but without MRCS. And also will there be exams during MCH. Thanks in advance 🙏...

@EkanshDebuka

2 жыл бұрын

Congratulations Vizhal .. that's a great achievement ! Yeah you should be able to get a reg post but it certainly helps to have the MRCS. Yes, the Mch has an exit exam

It was really informative video. Thank you! Can you please also guide on what should be done after MBBS to get Trust grade ( Non-training ) job in the UK after PLAB exams? I’m currently doing internship in my home country.

@EkanshDebuka

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Dr Kasar, we will be coming out with some videos with focus on PLAB very soon ! I am sure you shall find them helpful :) In the meanwhile, if you have any queries, please email us at yourmentor121@gmail.com

@prathameshkasar93

3 жыл бұрын

@@EkanshDebuka Thank you 😊

It's a good initiative Can you kindly guide what can one do while doing plab in their country to improve cv/portfolio to get a good job and orthopedics fellowship?

@EkanshDebuka

4 жыл бұрын

Are you doing your PLAB in the UK ? Also, if you're going plab then you would be planning to get into training.. as such a job/ fellowship is a bridge atleast 8-10 years away. That said, building up your CV with research work is always recognised well !!

@Dr.M.Zafran

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your reply. No i am not doing plab in uk. I am from Pakistan and doing it here. What can i do while staying over here that would build up my cv.?

@EkanshDebuka

4 жыл бұрын

@@Dr.M.Zafran I suggest try and build your CV by doing some research work and get a few publications. Doing certification courses suitable to your level also help like atls etc.

Loved the video. Can you elaborate on how the duties change from being Registrar in the second year and a Registrar in third year (considering you land a job for the third year)?

@EkanshDebuka

4 жыл бұрын

Once you're a registrar the job profile doesn't change much from 2nd to 3rd year. It comes down to where and who you're working with/for !

@oodleoodle4394

3 жыл бұрын

@@EkanshDebuka Is this a training registrar job?

@adityamalik441

3 жыл бұрын

@@oodleoodle4394 The registrar duties and jobs remain the same wether you are in training or in a non training job, except the fact that in a training post, there is an overviewing body called the deanery which ensures and overlooks your training and to whom a trainee is answerable to. this is not the case in a non training job. however like i mentioned, the job profile and the duties essentially are the same

@oodleoodle4394

3 жыл бұрын

@@adityamalik441 Hi boss, I have been working for about 2 years (various SHO roles) now in the NHS, passed my MRCS unsuccessful at core training (self assessment stage actually) however last year, completed an MSc, however now I am contemplating whether I should apply again.. or work on my profile on a clinical fellowship program similar to your Mch and apply for ST3. Personally, I do not have the willpower to plough through article 14 aka CESR. What's your advice?

@oodleoodle4394

3 жыл бұрын

IMGs do make it to ST3 and i know they key is essentially publications... lol (according to the self assessment anyway)

I have done my mbbs from India and will be most probably doing Pg for next 3 years here but after that i would like to work under NHS for a year or two...i dont wish to undergo training there... Writing MRCS and getting a GMC registration would be enough to land a non training job??

@EkanshDebuka

3 жыл бұрын

Yes that generally suffices the basic requirements for applying for a job. Getting a job is then going through the interview process !!

Planning to come in next batch hopefully .. in orthopaedics .. just wanted to ask do u get extensions after 3 years..

@EkanshDebuka

3 жыл бұрын

No extensions after that. You must look for a job and visa by yourself.

What happens after 3 years.... How one can get job.. is it easier to get job n visa or we have to go back to parent country?

@EkanshDebuka

2 жыл бұрын

One can usually find a job .. building a good cv, completing the MRCS and establishing a good rapport helps in doing so

Hi After doing pg from outside Uk like from India in any of surgical speciality and clearing MRCS exam what will be the competition ratio for st3 level will there be interview /exam for the same

@EkanshDebuka

3 жыл бұрын

Considering the vague question my friend - I can only provide a vague answer ! The competition ration will, for ST3 Interview, be similar to any other surgical specialty. The interview pattern for this year was different this year favoring the local trainees and it is yet unknown how it will shape up for next year.

Hi sir .. after doing SHO for one year .. is there any chance that we can get ST3 training in same hospital based on our performance or we have to seek out to apply in other hospital for ST3 training .??

@EkanshDebuka

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, it is possible but not necessarily in your hands. It depends on how you do on your interview and if you get a Training number and in which deanery.

I have done DNB Internal Medicine, If I clear MRCP all 3 steps am I eligible to enter at ST3 level directly in sub specialities?

@EkanshDebuka

3 жыл бұрын

I am not familiar with the nuances of the applicant process for IMGs for medicine and do not wish to misguide. However, I am quite certain that MRCP would ideally be only one of the essential requirements to apply for ST3 along with proving other competencies. Kindly take some time to research online.

@syedameen4443

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks, I'll look into it definitely

Sir who decides whether one will be working as a SHO/registrar in a district hospital or a major trauma centre? How is this allotted? Is it based on our interview which we give for the Mch program?

@EkanshDebuka

3 жыл бұрын

It is decided by yourself based on what position you apply for. Through the Mch course, first year is SHO and second year as Reg.

@nikhilagrawal6129

3 жыл бұрын

@@EkanshDebuka And sir how will it be decided whether we will get a district hospital or a major trauma centre?

@EkanshDebuka

3 жыл бұрын

@@nikhilagrawal6129 please take some time to watch the videos .. we've answered that questions. That's kind of why we made the videos so people can find the answers to the questions there !!

SHO n registrar is ST1 or ST2

@adityamalik441

3 жыл бұрын

SHO is a term no longer used, however refers to CT level jobs, ie, CT1 and CT2. it also includes ST1 and ST2. Registrar is the middle grade. ST3 and onwards.

What about Plab ILEST

@adityamalik441

3 жыл бұрын

you can certainly come to uk through PLAB and IELTS and can join F1/2 level or CT1/2 level trust grade non training jobs depending on your interest and experience

Hi sir, i have done mbbs from india and i want to study orthopaedics in uk. Should i be completing my pg here first and then moving or shall i move to uk now only( considering that i have to practice in uk only) ?

@adityamalik441

3 жыл бұрын

A very generic query my friend. It completely depends on your expectations and goals in life. However if you are contemplating a long term in the UK without the option of going back to india, the sooner you move to UK with lesser experience in orthopaedic training, the easier it will be in the UK to enter specialty training, although the route will be slightly longer. the sooner you decide, the easier will be for you. you can make a list of all the pros and cons and decide in accordance with your long term goals

Sir it's better through plab or after pg from India How much the difference in job opportunity What time time difference in both to achieve a specialist in uk

@EkanshDebuka

3 жыл бұрын

Both options have their pros and cons. If one was so easily better than the other, everyone would have opted for the one choice. PLAB needs you to clear the exams and then start at the bottom level of training. Getting into PG in India is hard but if you do, there's a chance to start at the specialty training level. Also depends on what specialty you want to do. Advice : don't try and find the better option, just try and understand both options as best you can and you'll know what's better for you :)

@Gooodvibes11111

3 жыл бұрын

@@EkanshDebuka thanks alot for your response,and yes definitely I just try to understand both options in much clearly

Indian accent.......

@adityamalik441

3 жыл бұрын

Well picked up! - We are both from India!

@EkanshDebuka

3 жыл бұрын

An unapologetic apology for having an accent !! 😀