Please have a look at FRCA eligibility to have more information. Best wishes.

Hello, Unfortunately no. You Need to have MBBS as basic qualification for MRCEM. You could do Diploma in Urgent care fphc.rcsed.ac.uk/examinations/diploma-in-urgent-medical-care

Hi Basic salary from 50-56K £ + add ons (nights, late shifts, weekends) = over 70K £. You would work about 5 days a week, 1 in 3 or 4 weekends + nights It's hectic but you do get adequate off & annual leaves on top.

@@UKDreamers Really grateful for your REPLY sir.....Sir only one more clarity , that do we have to work 48hrs/week??12hrs/day? I was not able to get this only... :)

Its 40 hours per week most of the weeks. Few weeks may be more but u would get paid.

@@UKDreamers sir,you are angel for us...thank you so much🌼

Can we contact somebody in person for queries regarding mrcem?

Part A won't be troublesome to give with that experience, however for further parts you will need ED experience

You are covered by the hospital indemnity cover. However it is advisable to have a personal indemnity cover, you can look for MDU / MPS / MDDUS they provide indemnity.

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You can, but for now MRCEM + CCT (uk training) is MCI recognised, alone MRCEM is not. But there are plenty of opportunities in private sectors.

Ideally yes as you would need GMC registration. If you've done till intermediate you could still apply for sponsorship via Global Fellow scheme or MTI via RCEM.

Usually experience letter is enough.

Hello, Sorry no idea about Ireland. MRCEM is back, you may proceed further to FRCEM if you wanted to.

Eligibility A candidate will be eligible to enter the MRCEM Intermediate SBA examination provided they fulfill the following criteria: Registration - Hold a medical qualification approved by the General Medical Council (GMC) for the purposes of registration. (If you were allowed to take the Primary exam, that means you have the necessary Primary - Passed the FRCEM Primary or MRCEM Part A after 1st August 2012 or MRCEM Primary SBA (2021). Or DREEM trainee and has been granted exemption from the FRCEM Primary, Or MRCEM Part A or MRCEM Primary as a result of obtaining MRCS or MRCSI after 1 January 2012

@@UKDreamers thank you so much for your elaborate response.

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Hello, If you have MRCEM Intermediate, you can apply for Global fellowship program or EMIT program to get GMC. U can either enter at ST1 level or ST3 level without osce & finish it when you can.

Thank you very much for your reply sir.. What's the procedure for apply to ST3 with intermediate sir.. Do i have to apply through agency or direct??

It's a long road, first you need to have gmc registration, get alternate competency certificate signed - which will need UK experience, then apply for ST3 via national recruitment in UK.

Hello, Yes you could enter ST3 training. Also you xould work as a trust grade as well.

@@UKDreamers I have completed my internship last year and I'm doing mrcs for emergency medicine training in UK, I was confused in mrcs and mrcem can u also tell me about trust grade ? I'm new to this path thankyou for your time and answers ♡!

@singesparkle7364 ideally u want emergency medicine do MRCEM. If u do MRCS & then enter emergency medicine, you would have to start as a Junior or sho. Where as if you do mrcem, you would work as a registrar & have vetter Perks.

@@UKDreamers that sounds a better option for me since I don't have much experience to work as a registrar, thankyou so so so much for this clarification and thankyou for your time and answers again.

Yes

You can give the exam abroad. The college has sittings abroad. Or you can travel to the UK to give it. You do not need to move. The eligibility criteria is listed on the website

The MRCEM Intermediate SBA is the second exam required for MRCEM and is open to candidates who have passed the MRCEM Primary (or equivalent) exam. The MRCEM OSCE is open to candidates who have passed the Primary and MRCEM Intermediate SBA (or equivalent). Candidates are also required to have at least 24 months experience post qualification and at least six months experience in EM (post FY1/intern level).

@@UKDreamers can u elaborate on this 24 months experience? Does that mean I need to work in a hospital or does doing post graduation also considered as experience?

Both are counted as experience for the purpose of exam

Hello, well technically yes. There are many surgeons who work as emergency medicine consultants. But you might get good opportunities as a cardiac surgeon as well.

@@UKDreamers they told me that cardiac surgery is very competitive in UK and there is enough opportinities, is this right?

@@supergames-gd5vc as a trainee getting into training is really challenging. But there are always trust grade jobs.

Hi bro, you do not need any courses to write the OSCE. The MRCEM OSCE is open to candidates who have passed the Primary and MRCEM Intermediate SBA (or equivalent). Candidates are also required to have at least 24 months experience post qualification and at least six months experience in EM (post FY1/intern level). Not mandatory to join any of these courses.

@@UKDreamers Thank you Sir for the information 🙏🙏

Unfortunately no, you have to have MBBS as basic qualification. You could look into Advanced Clinical Practitioner courses & pathway. Google RCEM ACP.

@thingeight7834 no these exams are for medical doctor , not for technician.

Can we write nremt

That is an exam for United States EMT. Not sure about the eligibility criteria.

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No previous experience in Emergency Medicine is required for the MRCEM Primary exam. A candidate will be eligible to enter the MRCEM Primary examination provided they hold a medical qualification approved by the General Medical Council (GMC) for the purposes of registration.

@@UKDreamers Sir I have completed BHMS how can I enter can you please tell me the procedure And also whether bhms is eligible for MD nd DNB course?

@@UKDreamers After completing PGDEMS am i eligible to apply?

@@rohiniroslin5391 all they need is for you have a MBBS. No PG qualifications needed for writing part A, for B & OSCE you would need to work in Emergency medicine departments.

Sorry u cannot write mrcrm exams, having a mbbs qualification is a mandatory requirement. I dont know but to my knowledge there hasn't been a bridging course which might allow BHMS/BAMS candidates to apply for secondary DNB either.