GMC Registration2024-06-14T11:14:23+01:00

Register with the GMC

Anybody who wants to work in the United Kingdom as a Doctor or Psychiatrist must be registered with the General Medical Council (GMC). NEU Professionals will support you with your registration process so you do not need to be registered before sending us your application. However, it’s recommended that you learn a little about the General Dental Council and their requirements beforehand (it will certainly give you brownie points! 😉)

The register

The licence to practice is issued by the General Medical Council (GMC) and applies to all doctors in the UK regardless of whether they are working in the NHS or independent sector, either on a full or part-time, permanent or locum basis. It also applies to all levels of registration, whether provisional, full or on the specialist or general practitioner (GP) register.

Doctors who have never been registered with the GMC will have to apply for registration with a licence to practise. They will not be able to apply for registration without a licence. In addition, international medical graduates (IMGs) will be required to demonstrate their medical knowledge and skills, and all applicants may have to demonstrate they are competent in using the English language before they are registered. NHS Employers has published a helpful guide for IMGs on its website.

What is the GMC?

The General Medical Council (GMC) is a public organization that oversees the official registry of medical practitioners in the United Kingdom. Its primary duty is to “protect, promote, and maintain the health and safety of the public” by managing entry to the register and taking disciplinary action, such as suspending or removing members when necessary. The GMC also establishes standards for UK medical schools.

NEU Professionals Limited is an International Healthcare Recruitment Agency headquartered in London, United Kingdom.

NEU Professionals Limited is an International Healthcare Recruitment Agency headquartered in London, United Kingdom.

We embrace and champion the values of ethical recruitment outlined in the NHS Code of Practice for International Recruitment and the World Health Organisation guidelines. This means that you can be reassured of the following:

  • The recruitment is legitimate and compliant and always adhering to the UK and sourcing country’s regulatory requirements.
  • You will not be charged any fees in relation to gaining your employment in the UK – our services are completely FREE.
  • The roles you will be offered will deliver extensive opportunities for training, education and enhancement of your clinical skills.
  • We will always be fully transparent with you and disclose all of the information you need about the Trust, vacancy you are applying for, geographical area and costs of living to enable you to make an informed choice.
  • You will have a nominated Recruitment Consultant who will look after you throughout every stage of the recruitment/registration process, the entire relocation, your cultural adaptation journey and beyond.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Find more answers below!

Frequently Asked Questions

Find more answers below!

Does the Trust help you with commuting?2024-04-03T21:33:12+01:00

Yes, many Trusts often provide loans for season travel tickets. Commuting is not a problem because you get to travel outside of rush hour for nursing shifts!

What’s the salary like in London?2024-04-03T21:33:12+01:00

In addition to basic pay, there is also extra pay for staff who work in high cost areas such as around London. Working as a nurse in London in our CapitalNurse programme you will be eligible for a high cost area supplement, and that depends on whether you are working in inner London, outer London or the fringe zones , but that can add a significant extra amount of money to your pay each month and each year. Your salary will also depend on your years of work experience.

Is it possible to relocate from one Trust to another before finishing the 3 year contract?2024-04-03T21:33:12+01:00

No, it’s not possible. Once you sign up for your contract, we advise you to read your contract and your offer letter very carefully, you normally are within a contract with a Trust which has relocated you for the first three years; but that doesn’t mean you can’t move from ward to ward in the same Trust. That’s another great thing about the NHS, there are often opportunities for career advancement or for moving from one ward to a different ward within the same hospital Trust.

What’s the difference between IELTS UKVI and Academic IELTS?2024-04-03T21:33:12+01:00

IELTS UKVI is for Visa purposes only. To be able to register with the NMC and travel to the U.K. you need to pass the Academic IELTS at a score of 6.5 in Writing and 7 in Reading, Speaking and Listening or OET at a score of C+ in Writing and B in Reading, Speaking and Listening. It is not required that you pass any other English Language exams.

Can I choose the Trust or Location I want?2024-04-03T21:33:12+01:00

We can’t guarantee you a specific one, but we can guarantee you that in all our Trusts you will have the opportunity to develop as a professional and grow easily.

How does the application work?2024-04-03T21:33:12+01:00

All you need to do is send us your CV, your passport and you approved English Certificate certificate to apply@neuprofessionals.com

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