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You will be updated with latest job alerts via emailDentists are required in the UK. If you are interested in working in the UK then reply to this job opening and we will proactively position you in the UK market. You are also welcome to add your CV to this candidate portal or send it to .
Please provide a cover letter with your CV and attach your qualifications.
Checklist for a South African Doctor/Dentist/Nurse to Practice in the UK
Heres a comprehensive checklist for a South African medical professional (doctor dentist or nurse) to practice in the UK:
Registration:
Registration with the relevant regulatory body:
Doctors: General Medical Council (GMC) General Dental Council (GDC) Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) application process: This involves submitting documents like your South African medical qualification proof of good standing with your South African regulatory body English language proficiency test results and potentially passing an assessment test (known as the PLAB or OSCE depending on the profession).
Fees: Registration and assessment processes involve fees. Be prepared to cover these costs.
Qualifications:
South African Medical Qualification: Ensure your South African medical qualification is recognized by the UK regulatory body. Check their websites for recognized qualifications.
English Language Proficiency: Youll need to demonstrate English language proficiency by passing an approved test like the IELTS or OET.
Additional Requirements:
Visa: You will need a visa that allows you to work as a medical professional in the UK. Explore options like the Skilled Worker visa route aimed at professionals with specific skills. to Practice: The regulatory body might require you to demonstrate your fitness to practice medicine in the UK. This might involve a health check or a declaration of good health.
PostGraduate Training (Optional): While not strictly mandatory for some specialties or career progression additional training in the UK might be recommended.
Useful Resources:
General Medical Council (GMC): Dental Council (GDC): and Midwifery Council (NMC): Visas and Immigration: Tips:
Start the process well in advance. Registration and visa applications can take time.
Seek professional advice from immigration consultants or organizations specializing in healthcare professional migration to the UK.
Network with South African medical professionals already working in the UK for guidance and support.
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