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10 Tips to Secure your Dream NHS Job

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Tip 1 - Your CV is your First Impression
Tip 2 - PLAB isn't enough
PLAB proves a minimum standard equivalent to an FY2 level post. Sitting an exam like MRCP1 shows you intend to pursue a specialist career and sets you apart.
Tip 3 - What else can you offer?
Life Support Courses, Safeguarding or additional qualifications can often be done online at a low cost. They show your commitment to your specialism.
Tip 4 - Register with BDI Resourcing!
Tip 5 - 10 Perfect Applications are worth 100 Generic Applications
Take the time to make excellent applications that set you apart rather than using that time to apply for every job you find.
Tip 6 - Broaden your horizons
NHS Scotland, NHS Wales, BMJ and Agency Websites all have jobs you might not see on NHS Jobs. Be flexible and look around.
Tip 7 - Apply with Intent
Only apply to jobs that you intend to accept. You'll thank yourself for the time you've saved and keep other posts open to IMGs who want them.
Tip 8 - Time is on your Side
The NHS moves slowly! The recruitment process can be infuriatingly slow so accept that it's going to take time!
Tip 9 - Withdraw as quickly as you Applied!
Once you've secured a job, withdraw from other applications immediately to allow other IMGs the best chance of being shortlisted elsewhere.
Tip 10 - Keep Going
Stay positive, upbeat and always believe in yourself. The NHS has a huge shortage of doctors and you will find your ideal role eventually.
Tip 2 - PLAB isn't enough
PLAB proves a minimum standard equivalent to an FY2 level post. Sitting an exam like MRCP1 shows you intend to pursue a specialist career and sets you apart.
Tip 3 - What else can you offer?
Life Support Courses, Safeguarding or additional qualifications can often be done online at a low cost. They show your commitment to your specialism.
Tip 4 - Register with BDI Resourcing!
Tip 5 - 10 Perfect Applications are worth 100 Generic Applications
Take the time to make excellent applications that set you apart rather than using that time to apply for every job you find.
Tip 6 - Broaden your horizons
NHS Scotland, NHS Wales, BMJ and Agency Websites all have jobs you might not see on NHS Jobs. Be flexible and look around.
Tip 7 - Apply with Intent
Only apply to jobs that you intend to accept. You'll thank yourself for the time you've saved and keep other posts open to IMGs who want them.
Tip 8 - Time is on your Side
The NHS moves slowly! The recruitment process can be infuriatingly slow so accept that it's going to take time!
Tip 9 - Withdraw as quickly as you Applied!
Once you've secured a job, withdraw from other applications immediately to allow other IMGs the best chance of being shortlisted elsewhere.
Tip 10 - Keep Going
Stay positive, upbeat and always believe in yourself. The NHS has a huge shortage of doctors and you will find your ideal role eventually.