NHS to give British doctors priority for training jobs

NHS to give UK doctors priority for training places

Medical graduates from the UK and Ireland will be prioritised for training places under new legislation to be proposed by the Government.

NHS to give British doctors priority for training jobs

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UK medical graduates to be prioritised for training

UK medical graduates to be prioritised for NHS resident doctor training places under emergency legislation laid before the Commons. The post UK medical graduates to be prioritised for training appeared first on Personnel Today.

RCGP statement on new legislation on UK medical graduate prioritisation

The College has responded to new legislation on UK medical graduate prioritisation, being introduced as part of the UK Government’s Medical Training (Prioritisation) Bill.

Government introduces bill to prioritise UK medical graduates

The Medical Training (Prioritisation) Bill outlines plans to change how foundation and speciality training posts are allocated in England.  Today (13th January), the government is set to introduce new legislation that will prioritise UK-trained doctors for medical training posts, following a sharp rise in competition for places.  Since visa restrictions were lifted in 2020, the number of applicants for medical training places has more than tripl…

NHS Confederation welcomes introduction of Medical Training (Prioritisation) Bill

Members will welcome the Medical Training (Prioritisation) Bill, which aims to introduce a fairer system for allocating postgraduate medical training.