The Medical Training Initiative is a beneficial scheme that offers junior doctors from all over the world with the opportunity to work and get trained in the UK while they in turn serve the trust by giving a high quality, and long term alternative to using locums in filling rota gaps.

The MTI scheme allow IMCs to get trained in the UK for a maximum of two years with the NHS. All International Medical Graduates greatly benefit from the exposure, knowledge, and the skills that they learn during the period of training with the NHS and can use them in improving the level of patient care in future after they return to their home country. Also, in MTI the IMGs are given the opportunity to get placed in the UK hospitals and also the benefit of an increased workforce capacity and the skills and knowledge that IMGs can share with their colleagues.

Note: The MTI scheme is especially for doctors from the low and middle income countries. Applicants from other countries may not be granted sponsorship for a tier 5 visa as per the scheme prioritisation and allocation.

MTI Benefits

• Placement in recognized training slots .
• Standardized and impartial quality of training
• Structured and supervised training programme.
• Opportunity to network with IMCs.
• In-depth learning.

How to Apply

If you would like to talk to our team about MTI & training in the UK, get in touch with [email protected] or contact us at +91 80191 68899.

The highest in demand, speciality area in the NHS is the Emergency Medicine or the A & E. At Gateway Visas; we provide placement support to all levels and grades of doctors, including:

• Junior
• Registrar
• Consultant

Doctors from this speciality department are responsible for immediate, life-saving, and critical patient care. Also, according to the consent of our doctors, this position is one of the most rewarding positions as they demand to learn innovative techniques and methods. This position offers opportunity for endless and challenging learning experience. Emergency Medicine Doctors also have several career progression opportunities in sub specialities like ICU, Medicine & Surgery, with access to training pathways

Why do Overseas emergency medicine doctors want to work in the NHS?

Apart from the opportunity to learn and progress and the competitive wage levels, the UK is one of the world’s top class health facilitators. The NHS also has an excellent reputation over the globe for best emergency care units that are patient-centred with excellent clinical governance.

While the dreams of serving as a doctor in the UK is intense in aspiring skilled doctors, they also wish that their family, experience and enjoy the UK standard of life and education. Whether the job is based in a city centre at a large city hospital or in a smaller district general hospital, the UK stands out to offer an excellent standard of living.

Are You Interested To Work In the Emergency Medicine Unit In The NHS?

To find more details about the opportunity to work in Emergency Medicine Unit in the NHS, get in touch with [email protected] or contact us at +91 80191 68899.

One of the fastest growing specialities of Medicine in the UK is the Acute & General Medicine. The Acute & General Medicine Unit offers excellent opportunities to subspecialize and to train. The Acute Doctors cover the first 72 hours of care, i.e., when a patient is not in immediate life-threatening danger. Acute includes all internal medicine specialities like:

• Cardiology
• Endocrinology
• Gastroenterology
• Geriatric
• Neurology
• Respiratory
• Renal
• Rheumatology

In Acute & General Medicine, the doctors have the opportunity to let focus on a specified interest area and specialize the desired career path.

Why do Overseas Doctors choose to work in Acute & General Medicine in the NHS?

The NHS has a supportive environment. Though busy and challenging, this department has a high turnover of patients and offers unlimited learning opportunities. This department is also considered to keep a fast pace for trainers and consultant level posts with excellent exposure to senior colleagues, new techniques, and equipment.

Note: The Acute & General Medicine Unit is not in shortage now, and so the doctors will have to consider both visas and certificate of sponsorship to enter the NHS.

Are You Interested To Work In the Acute & General Medicine Unit In The NHS?

To find more details about the opportunity to work in the Acute & General Medicine Unit in the NHS, get in touch with [email protected] or contact us at +91 80191 68899.

At Gateway Visas, the Radiology team lets focus on consultant roles as these roles are considered to be a shortage occupation. We also place middle grade and junior level radiology roles. Radiology itself has many sub-specialists like

• Cardiac & Chest
• Gastrointestinal & Genito-urinal
• Interventional
• Musculoskeletal
• Neurology
• Oncology
• Paediatrics
• Vascular

Having a wide set of sub specialities means that there are a lot of opportunities for training as well as new areas of learning for radiologists in the UK system.

Why do Overseas Radiology Doctors Want To Come To The UK & Work in the NHS?

The UK offers a great lifestyle and stability for family life. Radiology Doctors come to the NHS as it helps them to progress in their career in terms of qualification and to earn.

Are You Interested To Work As A Radiology Doctor in the NHS?

To find more details about the opportunity to work as a Radiology Doctor in the NHS, get in touch with [email protected] or contact us at +91 80191 68899.

Paediatric Medicine is completely specialized to cover babies, infants, children, and adolescent health up to 18 years of age. At Gateway Visas, we place paediatric doctors of all levels and grades. This division includes sub specialities like:

• Cardiology
• Gastroenterology
• Neonatal (newborns, premature, specialized care, local care, and the NICU)
• Oncology

Paediatric doctors here can also work with the community development department which bases on social and mental health and well being of children.

Why do Overseas Doctors want to work in the Paediatric Division in the NHS In The UK?

Our Paediatric doctors working in the NHS tell us about the excellent consultant support, access to training and the opportunities to learn. Critical processes and systems in the NHS, which is combined with exceptional living standards make UK health services very fortunate to work with.

Are You Interested To Work As A Paediatric Doctor In The NHS?

To find more details about the opportunity to work as a Paediatric Doctor in the NHS, get in touch with [email protected] or contact us at +91 80191 68899.

Anaesthetics considered as central to any health service or hospitals is no different in the NHS too. Anaesthetics primarily work closely with surgery and intensive care units. At Gateway Visas, we place all levels and grades of anaesthetic and ICU doctors. This division has sub-specialisms like:

• Adult Anaesthetics
• General Anaesthetics
• Obs & Gynaecology Anaesthetics
• Paediatric Anaesthetics

Basic qualifications that are taken by the General Medical Council include FRCA, EDAIC, FRCAI, and FCPS.

Why do Overseas Anaesthetic & ICU Doctors want to Work For The NHS In The UK?

Anaesthetic & ICU doctors working with NHS tell us about their scope and opportunities for career progress, training, and the exposure to field, technology and the new procedures. They have also informed us about their lifestyle changes that supported the well being and stability of their family. Critical processes and systems in the NHS, which is combined with exceptional living standards make UK health services very fortunate to work with.

Are You Interested To Work In The Anaesthetic & ICU Department In The NHS?

To find more details about the opportunity to work as an Anaesthetic & ICU Doctor in the NHS, get in touch with [email protected] or contact us at +91 80191 68899.

At Gateway Visas, we also source in speciality doctors from different medical disciplines, including:

• Ophthalmology
• Obstetrics and Gynaecology
• Clinical Oncology
• Pathology
• Haematology
• Histopathology
• Surgery
• Cardio-thoracic
• Neuro
• General
• Otorhinolaryngology (ear, nose, and throat)
• Paediatric
• Trauma and Orthopaedic
• Urology
• Vascular

If you would like to talk to our team about working in the NHS, get in touch with [email protected] or contact us at +91 80191 68899.