Radiology Recruitment: Building a Career in the NHS
How do I get a job as an international radiologist in the UK? Read our latest guide to find out.
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Managing Night Shifts as an International Doctor
Night shifts are inevitable when providing 24-hour care as an NHS doctor. Here are our top tips to help you cope during your night shift.
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A Guide to Socialising as an International Doctor
A career opportunity in a new country is exciting and promising but it also brings in the challenge of having to leave your existing life behind. Read on to know more about managing the social aspect of being an international doctor in the UK.
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UK culture guide for international healthcare professionals
In this article, we share a culture guide for international healthcare professionals who are relocating to the UK.
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The Role of Remedium’s Onboarding Executives
At Remedium, our international doctors are assigned their own personal Remedium Onboarding Executive (OBE). Read our blog to find out more.
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Accident & Emergency Recruitment: Building a Career in the NHS
In this blog, we discuss what you need to procure a job in the UK within the NHS as an accident and emergency doctor.
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Psychiatrist Recruitment: Building a Career in the NHS
Working as a psychiatrist in the NHS gives you a real opportunity to change people’s lives for the better.
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Father’s Day: The balancing act of being a dad and CEO
We interviewed our CEO, David Green to find out more about how he balances being a father to his daughter and being the CEO of Remedium.
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Father’s Day: What it means to an NHS doctor – Part 2
Celebrating Father’s Day. In this blog, we interviewed Dr. Nalika, who is both a father and a middle-grade ICU doctor in the NHS.
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Father’s Day: What it means to an NHS doctor – Part 1
In this blog, we interviewed Dr. Bela, who is both a father to two children and an A&E Spec doctor in the NHS.
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History of The National Health Service (NHS)
The NHS was founded with the aim of providing the citizens of UK with a free reliable comprehensive healthcare solution which is accessible to all. Each region of the UK today, has its respective NHS body i.e. NHS Wales, NHS Scotland, and NHS Northern Ireland. The NHS currently employs over 1.7 million people in 350 different roles across 223 trusts in the UK.
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Red Carpet: Supporting International Doctors with UK Relocation
At Remedium, we know that moving to a new country can be a daunting prospect for some. Instead of feeling alone, our award-winning Red Carpet technology assists candidates with every aspect of the relocation process.
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Top Things to Know About the UK Healthcare Industry
The UK healthcare industry is famous for its egalitarian mission and is one of the largest in the world. Here are the top things you need to know about it.
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NHS Occupational Health Appointments for Doctors
In this article, we will give you a brief overview of what your NHS occupational health appointment will entail.
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Setting up your mobile phone in the UK as an IMG
In this article, you will find out how to set up your mobile phone in the UK as an international medical graduate.
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GMC English Requirements for Doctors to Work in the UK
Are there any specific English language exams that I need to gain my GMC registration. Read on to have all your queries answered.
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Life Support Courses in the NHS: A Guide for International Doctors
Life support courses, such as ALS, ATLS or APLS, are often listed as mandatory requirements for doctor jobs in the NHS. In this article, we explain what these courses are, why you need them and how to go about taking them.
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Relocating to Manchester to work as an NHS Doctor
Manchester has been ranked one of the most liveable cities in the UK according to The Global Liveability Survey. So, what makes Manchester such a great place to live and work? In this article, we will outline the benefits of working and living in Manchester as an NHS doctor.
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