Career Progression for Doctors in the UK Healthcare System
Explore terminologies, guidelines, and resources related to IMGs, LED doctors, NCHDs, and more in the UK healthcare system. Learn about the importance of keeping up with GMC regulations, knowing your responsibilities, and career development opportunities. Discover how training pathways can enhance job satisfaction and benefit the healthcare sector.
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IMGs, LEDs WHO'S WHO Dr Vishnu Sundararajan
TERMINOLOGIES IMG LED NCHD SAS SHO
TERMINOLOGIES IMG International Medical Graduates LED Locally Employed Doctors NCHD Non Contract Hospital Doctors SAS Specialist, Associate specialist & Specialty doctors SHO Senior House Officer ST Specialty Trainee SpR Specialty Registrar Toolkit for doctors new to the UK BMA guidance
WHY? Keeping up with GMC Good Medical Practice Avoid confusions with the patients & clinical teams Knowing your contract & getting your pay right Knowing your responsibilities & working within limits
CAREER PROGRESSION? If training & career pathways adapt to this new reality & recognise skills & experience gained in LE roles, it will enhance career satisfaction & benefits healthcare by using existing doctors UK graduates also have started enetering LE job roles following F2 years As a result a large cohort of doctors in LE roles, that keeps growing each year
