How to become a Cardiologist in the UK? | UK Specialty Series for IMGs

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In this series of videos, we talk about the different specialties in the UK and how you can pursue these specialties.

In this video, Ashwini from GoCampus walks you through the complete process of becoming a cardiologist in the UK through the PLAB route. Cardiology is an uncoupled training program, which means aspiring cardiologists must first complete their core medical training before specializing. We cover key topics such as:

Understanding the UK medical training pathways (Uncoupled vs. Run-through programs)
Steps to become a cardiologist, including IELTS/OET, PLAB exams, GMC licensing, and job applications
Internal Medicine Training (IMT) and Acute Medicine (ACCS) pathways
Essential portfolio-building tips for UK medical training
Competency and competition ratios for cardiology positions
Salary structures at various levels (FY2, Core Training, Specialty Training)
Important documents and person specifications for cardiology ST4 level
If you're interested in pursuing a cardiology career in the UK, this detailed guide will help you navigate the path and understand what it takes to succeed.

Chapters
00:00 - Intro
00:11 - How to Become a cardiologist in UK via PLAB route
00:25 - Run through Programme
00:52 - Uncoupled training programme
01:27 - Step by Step Process to become a cardiologist
03:30 - Importance of portfolio for IMT selection
04:56 - Salaries structure for cardiologist in the UK
05:41 - Conclusion


Discussion points:

Type of program: Uncoupled/Run-through or GP
Cardiology pathway: FY, IMT or ACSS, CCT
Competition ratio of 2021: Applications submitted vs Total posts available
List of all portfolio criteria for Cardiology including academic qualifications, presentations, publications etc
Salary structures for FY2, CT and ST

If you want to know more about UK specialties or are interested to become a doctor in the UK via the PLAB pathway, you can contact us:

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