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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Specialty Training
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Specialty training in the UK can take up to eight years for hospital doctors, depending on the specialty. NHS doctors in specialty training often have ST (specialty trainee) as their job title, followed by a number that indicates how many years of specialty training they have e.g. ST3 Radiology. In the UK, you must undertake specialty training in an NHS (public) hospital.
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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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