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PLAB Part 1 Preparatory Course

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The Professional and Linguistic Assessments Board (PLAB) Part 1 exam is a 200 question Single Best Answer (SBA) paper designed to assess your ability to practice medicine safely in UK hospitals.

SECURE GENERAL MEDICAL COUNCIL REGISTERATION WITH PLAB PART1&2 WITH IELTS

Organised by Melaka-Manipal Medical College in conjunction with Arlington Medical Consultancy, UK
M: +44(0)77914155401
F: +44(0)1613624013
E: radcliffe292@gmail.com
W: www.arlingtonmedical.co.uk
Head Office: Office 36, 88-90 Hatton Garden, London, EC1N 8PN, United Kingdom
Branch Office: 12, Arlington Road, Cheadle, Cheshire, SK81LW
ALL TEACHING FACULTY ARE FROM THE UNITED KINGDOM
VENUE: Muar Campus, MMMC. Fees RM 1200. Not inclusive of accommodation
DATES: 18TH ,19TH & 20THDecember 2017

Contact: Ms. Farra or Ms. Sudha - 60062896662

Professional and Linguistic Assessments Board (PLAB) Test

INFORMATION FOR ALL MMMC MEDICAL GRADUATES 
Professional and Linguistic Assessments Board (PLAB) Test

ALL GRADUATES AWAITING FOR HOUSEMANSHIP LOCALLY SHOULD READ THIS FOR AN ALTERNATIVE PATHWAY 

INTRODUCTION

The PLAB test is the main route by which International Medical Graduates (IMGs) demonstrate that they have the necessary skills and knowledge to practise medicine in the UK. ...

When and where can I take PLAB?

PREREQUISITES
  1. An  acceptable primary medical qualification or MBBS LISTED in world Directory of Medical Schools & be able to demonstrate that you are eligible for the qualification to be conferred.
  2. Competency in knowledge of English by doing the academic version of IELTS.


Contents:
Part 1
Part 2

Part 1
The GMC  runs the exam four times a year in the UK and twice a year at a number of centres overseas. Exam dates and venues are shown on our test dates page and available places are shown in GMC Online.
Examinations in the UK close one week before the exam date. Those overseas close four weeks before the exam date. Closing dates are shown on our test dates page.

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 Bangladesh
 Dhaka
 Adnan.chowdhury@bd.britishcouncil.org
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 Egypt
 Cairo
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 +20 2 3001666
 India
 Bangalore
 chennai.enquiry@in.britishcouncil.org
 +91 044 - 42050600
 Chennai
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 Hyderabad
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 Kolkata
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 Mumbai
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 +91 22 6748 6748
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 +91 11 4219 9000
 Nigeria
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 info.nigeria@ng.britishcouncil.org
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2692190 / 2692191 / 2692192
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 Karachi
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 +96 612 657 6200
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 Sri Lanka
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 Sudan
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 UAE
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 +971 4 3135556

Part 2 examinations are held regularly throughout the year in London . Places are usually open to book about four to six months before the examination date.Training if required can be available at Manchester

Preparation for PART1

#ABMA Join 8 Weeks PLAB P1 Online Training @abmacademy.com/plab-course/
Batch Starts @ 16th July 2017.
#abmaonline #abmaPLAB

Registered For GMC
You can apply for provisional registration and a licence to practise as soon as you’ve passed Part 2. Applications usually take between two and four weeks to be granted.
Full registration with a licence is granted if you’ve completed your internship or House Officer training. If you’ve not, you can only apply for provisional registration which restricts you to practise only in UK Foundation Year 1 (F1) training posts.

Acknowledgement to GMC online for having used some of the material for students benefit.

Career Counselling and opportunities in the UK

This is just a preliminary announcement on a seminar to be conducted on the 6th of July 2017, at MMMC on “Career Counselling and opportunities in the UK"

“ALL ARE INVITED TO ATTEND AND NO ENTRANCE FEES. FOR YOUR INFO. UK HAS 5000 VACANCIES FOR JUNIOR DOCTORS TO BE FILLED IN BY 2020.  MAKE A NOTE IN YOU DIARY-DO NOT MISS IT”

Regards,
Dato Dr. Sachchi
                                                                 
A seminar on Career Counselling and UK opportunities
Melaka Manipal Medical College, Malacca, Malaysia.
Dates:6th July 2017. : 5.30 PM to 7.30 PM
ARLINGTON BRITISH MEDICAL ACADEMY—UK PRESENTS

Presenter: 
Dr Zubair Ahmad
(MBBS; MS; MRCGP; DRCOG; DFFP; FRCGP)
  • Founder Director – Arlington British Medical Academy, UK
  • GP Trainer - North-West Deanery of England, UK
  • Clinical Supervisor – Foundation Training Programme UK
  • Clinical Supervisor – 4th and 5th year Medical Students, Manchester Medical College, Manchester, UK


IF you want to: 
  • live and work in the UK
  • Pursue your further medical career in the UK
  •  Enhance your professional medical career or
  • Gain higher professional qualification in the UK
  • Pass Royal College Membership Exams from UK
  • Then do not miss the golden opportunity, attend our SEMINAR


“Career counselling and UK Opportunities”                              

Date: Thursday, 6th July 2017
Time: 5.30 PM to 7.30 PM
Venue: Sports Complex, MMMC
Target Audience: Undergraduates, Interns, PG students and any doctor wishing to build further career in the UK
Highlight: 
Why UK?
·         PLAB?
      A comprehensive information on opportunities in the UK 
How to gain UK Royal Colleges membership
·         Life in the UK
·         What BREXIT means to overseas doctors
·         Socio economic situation
·         Changes in the last decade
·         Immigration regulations
·         Salary scales of UK doctors

Fast Track System - MOH

Dear Colleagues,
Keeping in tandem with the aspiration of the country’s needs and the urgent requirement by the MOH, (below is the extract from the DG’s speech on 9thMarch 2016)

“Moving forwards, the MOH is mooting a fast-track system to shorten the duration of training for HOs who excel in their training, whereby these exceptional HOs (who have passed part 1/ part A of the Parallel Pathway Membership programs such as MRCP, MRCOG etc.) will have the possibility of a speedier promotion to become Medical Officers in their chosen field, and subsequently be able to pursue their postgraduate training to become specialists in a shorter duration. “
Datuk Dr. Noor Hisham Abdullah
Director-General of Health Malaysia.

Department of Post Graduate & Professional studies, MMMC in addressing the above statement is happy to announce the next MRCP course PART1 (60 hours) will be held in the MUAR campus of MMMC from 21-26th February 2017 in conjunction with OSLER ACADEMY, Hyderabad. Those attending the course have been having a high % of passes.

Refer to this post for more details - MRCP Part 1 Feb 2017
Latest Form - Download

The Centre of Excellence, MMMC is confident that you (every one of you) too will join in the chorus of passing this info to all those whom you come across so that we can mutually benefit.

Wishing Each and Every One of You a Happy New Year and God Bless You.

Warm Regards
Prof Dato Dr.Sachchi

Press Statement Director General Of Health Malaysia

PRESS STATEMENT
DIRECTOR GENERAL OF HEALTH MALAYSIA 
SPECIALIST TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES FOR MOH DOCTORS
Posted by DG OF HEALTH on MARCH 25, 2016
 https://kpkesihatan.com/2016/03/25/press-statement-dg-of-health-25th-march-2016-specialist-training-opportunities-for-moh-doctors/

 The Ministry of Health (MOH) would like to refer to letters published in The Star on 22nd, 23rd and 24th March 2016 titled ‘Give more doctors chance to be specialists’, ‘Budget for critical areas must not be reduced’ and ‘Health Ministry must get priorities right’.

MOH appreciates the concerns raised by the writers with regards to the issues and challenges related to specialist training programmes. Hence, MOH wishes to reassure the public and healthcare professionals alike that despite the uncertain economic times, MOH has never reduced any scholarship slots for the specialist training programme. As a matter of fact, the number of scholarships for the local Masters Programme has increased from only 450 in 2007 to 800 slots for the the 2011/ 2012 sessions, and up to 916 slots in 2015. For 2016, there are 1129 slots available in the local Masters Programme with 998 qualified Medical Officers (MOs) have been offered to pursue their specialist training. MOH will appeal to the universities to allow the remaining 131 MOs who did not qualify earlier to be given a chance for reassessment by the respective universities.

Alternatively, MOs who are unable to enter the local Masters Programme, or those that wish to opt for other postgraduate programmes, may also pursue specialist training via parallel pathways such as the UK Membership Programmes, of which part of the exams are conducted locally in Malaysia. Examples of Membership Programmes that have been implemented in Malaysia are:
  • Member of the Royal College of Physicians (MRCP), UK
  • Member of the Royal College of Paediatrics & Child Health (MRCPCH), UK
  • Member of the Royal College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists (MRCOG), UK
  • Member of the Royal College of Surgeons (MRCS) and Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons (FRCS), UK. However, MRCS is the prerequisite requirement to undertake FRCS for specialist recognition in Malaysia.
MOH will continue to explore various strategies to increase the number of specialists. Apart from a notable increase in scholarships offered and strengthening of the parallel pathway, MOH is also making efforts through various steps such as:
  • Appointment of specialist doctors from private health facilities on a sessional basis.
  • Reappointment of selected senior MOH clinical consultants that have retired, on a contractual basis.
  • Appointment of selected foreign clinical specialists or subspecialists for very critical health service or areas.
  • Encouraging local specialist doctors who are working overseas to return home and give service      to the country, not only in public sectors.
It is worth noting that there is no country in the world that does not face a shortage of specialist doctors for their nation’s needs, including Malaysia. MOH has continuously strived to improve the number of specialist doctors, especially within MOH facilities. It is hoped that more specialists will be produced to ensure that there is equitable public access to comprehensive and quality specialty health services throughout the country at an affordable cost.

Datuk Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah
Director-General of Health Malaysia
25th March 2016

visit this link for full article: https://kpkesihatan.com/2016/03/25/press-statement-dg-of-health-25th-march-2016-specialist-training-opportunities-for-moh-doctors/ 
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