Becoming Doctors Abroad by Medlink Students

Medlink Students interviewed student Qadir, a UK medicine student at European University Tbilisi, Georgia. He talks about his experience and describes what it's like to study at the university. 

This podcast features an insightful interview with a graduate doctor named Kevwe from Richmond Gabriel University in the Caribbean. Kevwe discusses his journey to Richmond Medical School, his experiences during his studies, the benefits of the education structure at the university, and his strategies for studying effectively. He also elaborates on the university's support system, which includes peer tutoring and access to resources. The interview further covers Kevwe's experiences living on the island, engaging in recreational activities, and handling different medical rotations during his clinical years. Transitioning to his career journey, Kway shares his experiences with the registration process with the General Medical Council (GMC) in the UK and his preparation for the PLAB exams. The video highlights his decision-making process for ranking hospitals and jobs, the steps involved in obtaining GMC registration and a skilled worker visa, and his hopes for starting his shadowing period soon. Lastly, Kevwe shares his decision to switch from USMLE to UK medical schools and discusses the importance of self-motivation and utilizing resources like YouTube. He commends Richmond Medical School for its rigorous but beneficial curriculum, personalized support from professors due to smaller class sizes, and the importance of forward planning and preparation. Follow the link provided for feedback and explore a list of detailed follow-up questions and action items derived from this interview for further reference and action. Watch the video to learn more about Kevwe's unique journey, his experiences studying medicine in the Caribbean, and his transition into practicing medicine in the UK.