r/NHSfailures

I'm just one of many struggling IMGs who hasn't managed to get a single interview in the past two years. I'm equally interested in both Emergency Medicine and Anaesthesia, so either would work for me.

Given that, I'd rather put my time into the FCPS specialty that actually offers better chances of securing an NHS job later on. For those familiar with the current situation, which field has the better prospects and why?

Help out your fellow img, thanks. (:

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I have issues with my ears and the GP gave me nasal spray to clear them but I also have issues with wax clogging up my canal and had all this cleared thinking I'd get an appointment soon. The referral letter says to contact the hospital if not heard anything by a particular date and when I did was told it could be up to nine months when I get to the top of the list and an appointment letter sent out? I knew the NHS was in a bad shape, but never realised it was this bad till now 😫