FY1 and 2

[Jenjoon]

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Hello everyone, my apologies if this question has been asked and answered before.

After passing the PLAB, can non-UK, non-EU citizens do their foundation training (FY1,2) at the UK ?
I have a dual citizenship, one of which is U.S., but it seems that being a U.S. citizen does not help that much anymore, as I couldn`t match this time.

Thanks 🙂

 

[twinimel]

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[Medstart108]

Hello everyone, my apologies if this question has been asked and answered before.

After passing the PLAB, can non-UK, non-EU citizens do their foundation training (FY1,2) at the UK ?
I have a dual citizenship, one of which is U.S., but it seems that being a U.S. citizen does not help that much anymore, as I couldn`t match this time.

Thanks 🙂

I don't know but you'll be subjected to right to work requirements: You need to be able to

UK Foundation Programme Commencing August 2015 (FP 2015)
Eligibility Criteria

Eligible applicants must:

1. have a valid medical degree recognised by the General Medical Council (GMC) by the
start of the UK Foundation Programme 2015.

2. expect to obtain provisional registration with a licence to practise with the GMC by the
start of the UK Foundation Programme 2015*.

3. obtain provisional registration with a licence to practise with the GMC by the start of the
UK Foundation Programme 2015*.

4. be a UK or EEA national OR be a final year medical student in the UK OR otherwise
have the right to work as a doctor in training in the UK which remains valid until the start of
the UK Foundation Programme 2015. Applicants who are unable to submit a valid right to
work will only be considered if there are insufficient suitable applicants who have the right
to work in the UK**.

5. have the written approval of their medical school dean (or the dean’s nominated
representative or the equivalent official to the dean) to apply for a UK Foundation
Programme.

6. be in a position to start their UK Foundation Programme placement by August 2015 (exact
date to be determined by the employer).

7. be of good standing and fit to practise medicine safely in accordance with the GMC’s
Good Medical Practice (2013)
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.

8. have demonstrable skills in listening, reading, writing and speaking in English language
that enable effective communication in clinical practice with patients and colleagues, as
set out in the GMC’s Good Medical Practice (2013)
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***.

9. have qualified from medical school within two years of the start of the UK Foundation
Programme 2015 OR successfully complete the UK Foundation Programme Office’s
national clinical assessment.

10. supply all relevant documents as requested.

* You are not eligible to apply for the UK Foundation Programme if you obtain, or expect to obtain, full
registration by the start of the UK Foundation Programme.

** The deadline for submission of Right to Work documentation for the UK Foundation Programme 2015 will
be published on the UK Foundation Programme Office website in June 2014.

*** This can be demonstrated by providing a valid academic IELTS certificate with a minimum score of 7.5 in
each domain (speaking, listening, reading and writing), or proof that your primary medical qualification has
been undertaken solely in English, that all examinations undertaken were solely in English and that your
primary medical qualification has included at least 75% of contact with patients in English.

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Please note that whenever General Medical Council documents are referenced, it is possible that revised
versions will be produced after the UKFPO's information has been published. Therefore, applicants should
always refer to the most up-to-date version of these publications.


The foundation programme is almost always oversubscribed so if you don't have a right to work you probably won't get a spot. Also you need to have graduated med school within 2 years of your start date. If you don't have a visa to work in the UK I don't think you are eligible.

 

[vanfanal]

Hello everyone, my apologies if this question has been asked and answered before.

After passing the PLAB, can non-UK, non-EU citizens do their foundation training (FY1,2) at the UK ?
I have a dual citizenship, one of which is U.S., but it seems that being a U.S. citizen does not help that much anymore, as I couldn`t match this time.

Thanks 🙂

Just curious, why wouldn't you want to stay in the US? I can't wait to get out of the UK.