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Crafting a standout Curriculum Vitae (CV) is essential for every doctor. It’s your professional story and often the first impression you make on a potential employer. It needs to clearly highlight your qualifications, experience, and expertise. Read our guide to find out how you can write the ultimate CV and make the best first impression on future employers!

We would highly recommend that any student that aims to build a career in the NHS, gets in touch with Indigo Healthcare Recruitment at least 2 years before they complete their membership exam.

Not long ago, EM departments primarily functioned as "casualty wards," where resident medical officers (RMOs) would call in specialists—be it orthopedic surgeons or cardiologists—to treat patients. The RMOs had limited autonomy, often leading to inefficient care. Today, the scenario is completely different. Major hospital chains have significantly invested in their emergency services, staffing them with highly trained emergency physicians who can diagnose and treat patients on the spot.

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When it comes to GMC registration, English language proficiency is a key requirement. It’s important to note that if you’re applying for a Health and Care Worker visa, you won’t need to prove your English skills again if you’ve already passed a language assessment accepted by the GMC. This means you have the option to take either the IELTS or OET test — both of which are recognised by the GMC.

To help international medical graduates (IMGs) navigate this crucial step with ease, as part of our VIP Concierge Relocation and Resettlement Service, we have put together this guide to break down why English language proficiency matters and how you can meet the GMC’s requirements.