Why choose NES?
Now working with nearly 200 hospitals and clinics throughout the country, NES is truly the UK’s market leader in the provision of managed doctor services. We are the most popular destination for International Medical Graduates outside of the NHS, and our tried-and-trusted pathway...
NES in the NHS
Our managed-service model is now being extensively adopted within a number of NHS Trusts, thereby helping to address acute staff shortages and to provide a safe, reliable and cost-effective alternative to traditional staffing models and short-term locum cover.
NES in the Independent Sector
NES is the UK’s most trusted provider of RMOs and with rotations now covering surgery, medicine, intensive care, neurology and oncology, we have the experience and infrastructure to manage even the most demanding or complex of requirements.
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IMPORTANT UPDATE:
Response from UKVI re changes to the English Languge Requirements for Doctors/Dentsit/Nurses & Midwives:
"The English language requirements for some medical staff are being streamlined when the changes to the Immigration Rules are implemented on 1st October. We should have more information closer to the time, but until the above date nothing has changed."
www.gov.uk/government/news/expansion-of-the-shortage-of-occupation-list
Good Morning! We are on our way to Samson PLAB Academy. Looking forward to speaking with all the PLAB2 students
We understand that there has been an update to the English Language Requirements for Doctors, Dentists, Nurses and Midwives and have requested official confirmation and details from UKVI - as soon as we receive this we will update you:
www.gov.uk/government/news/expansion-of-the-shortage-of-occupation-list?utm_source=63fa355e-448b-...
Today we have an OSCE guide to a Parkinsons Disease examination:https://geekymedics.com/parkinsons-disease-examination-osce-guide/
Parkinson's Disease Examination | Geeky Medics
A guide to performing a focussed examination of a patient with suspected Parkinson's disease. The guide also includes an OSCE mark scheme.
A Testimonial from Dr A:
"Starting my first job in the UK was a daunting challenge for me. This was however eased by the reassuring voices of NES staff members, right from the very first moment I made my interest to work with them known. I was supported through the recruitment process. My questions were answered, and worries calmed. My training at Aylesbury, I must add, was a big eye opener-quite a mountain to climb, but I got good guidance and it went smoother than my initial thoughts.
I stress "support" because it was all I needed, and I really got more than enough. My MSM, Josh, is the most patient and the best MSM in the world-calmly dealing with situations even when I get flustered, and almost pass my stress on him. Lol.
My hospital posting was easy because I got support from all staff members. I asked questions when in doubt, and I learned quickly to not burden myself when I should delegate or seek expert opinion from colleagues.
I can say my newly gained experience has eased me smoothly into my new job as a GP trainee. I am a better doctor.
I am grateful for the opportunity I got.
Thanks, NES."
Josh Ryan
Interesting article on how technology is improving and saving lives:
www.proclinical.com/blogs/2019-2/top-10-new-medical-technologies-of-2019
An extract from the GMC website with regard to how EU Doctors will be able to gain their Registration after Brexit:
How will EEA and Swiss doctors join the register after Brexit?
If the UK and the EU agree a deal, we will enter into a transition period until 31 December 2020. We expect there would be no change to how we register doctors for the duration of the transition period.
In the event of no deal, we’ve been working with the four UK health departments so that doctors with relevant European qualifications* should be able to register with us in a timely and streamlined way.
*Qualifications listed under Annex V of the Recognition of Professional Qualifications directive.
We have received some lovely feedback about our Courses week:
"It was a very interesting week, challenging and informative. It was, as far and away, the best course I have ever attended. I really appreciate that you gave me the opportunity to meet a such well prepared team of professionals.
Thank you for everything!
Kind regards,
M"
Good Morning!
This week we have an OSCE guide for a Diabetic Foot Examination: www.youtube.com/watch?v=vwIyulPnXcg
