My family and I moved to London for 6 months in 2020 for my husband's rotational position. We arrived in February of that year with a 6-week-old baby. I had negotiated a 9-month unpaid maternity leave with my job, and we had grand plans for travel and adventure. ...
Dr. Erika Kokkinos was about to graduate from EM residency. She loved clinical medicine but when she thought about the future, she saw herself working shift after shift, being sleep-deprived, and experiencing burnout. While her co-residents were applying...
Welcome to our latest Hippocratic Adventures chat! Today we are learning from Dr. Kathrina Alexander. Dr. Alexander is an Anatomic & Clinical Pathologist with subspecialty training in Hematopathology. She was born in the US and did her Residency and Fellowship...
Many American-trained physicians have asked us how they can live abroad and practice medicine in English. After reviewing the Ultimate Guide Series created by our members, here is a list of 11 places where you can practice clinical medicine, in English. Some are...
The following guidelines apply to physicians who have passed USMLE Step 1 and 2 CK and CS, as well as completed their medical degree and residency in the United States. The information here is for those applying for UK's full GMC...
This is the final part of the three-part installment on practicing medicine in the UK! The prior two installments explored the NHS and the medical education structure. This context will help you dive into the nitty-gritty of moving to and practicing medicine in the...
This is a three-part series for American trained physicians wanting to live and practice medicine in the UK. In part one we introduced the National Health Service (NHS), in this second part we outline the UK medical education system. In the third part we will...
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