Stands for Membership of Royal College of Emergency Medicine. This postgraduate qualification is recognised by the General Medical Council (GMC), which is the medical professional regulatory body in the UK. This means that doctors who have full MRCEM are eligible for GMC registration and therefore to work as an Emergency Medicine doctor in the UK, provided that they have also achieved the required score in their English language exams.
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Australia is known for its sun, relaxed lifestyle, diversity, and strong economy, making it a popular destination for IMGs seeking a better life. Relocating to Australia as a doctor is an exciting opportunity, especially given the huge demand for doctors in rural communities. Australia offers skilled programs for doctors with qualifications equivalent to Australian standards, […]
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As South Asian Heritage Month unfolds, we celebrate the rich contributions of South Asian professionals in the UK, spotlighting Dr. Hansani Jayawardhana. A Sri Lankan doctor now thriving in the NHS, Dr. Hansani shares her inspiring journey, challenges, and the profound impact of her heritage on her medical career. Discover how her experiences reflect this year’s theme, #FreeToBeMe, and learn about the meaningful role South Asian doctors play in enriching the UK’s healthcare system.
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