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11.27.03 (5 years ago)
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i have got the job as a trust SHO in Obs
& Gynae
near LONDON since february. now i have received another interview call from Northern Ireland
for SHO IN Obs
& Gynae
. I am very confused whether i shud attend the interview or not. becoz if i attend it and offered the post and i don't take it, then the interview expenses will not be payable. the problem with this post near london is that it is a trust post. But i have heard that once u go to Ireland
, its difficult to get job in England or near.
Kindly somebody advise me, about what shud i do.
thanx in advance
cheers
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11.27.03 (5 years ago)
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Usually the expenses are paid to all people invited to interview, not only the ones who are offered a job - check that and give it a try.
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11.27.03 (5 years ago)
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hey shalini,
unfortunately i am not quite acquainted with the obgy situation but one thing is for sure in thie country - if you are in a place with one job the chances of you getting a job in that area are maximum. i mean to say that if u are in london then u have more chances of getting a job in and around london..
so to some extent it is true that if u go to Ireland
you might get stuck there... but if u have good qualifications going with you like mrcog and some research and/or audits, i dont think you would hav any probs finding a job anywhere.
bottom line - i dont have a job yet and so my suggestion is not to lose an opportunity if u have one.
it may be your last one right ?
cheers
dev
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11.27.03 (5 years ago)
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thanxs very much for ur advice grizzly and dev.i understand the job situation here.
don't worry , with the blessings of God , everybody will get the job
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11.27.03 (5 years ago)
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Dont ever commit the mistake of going to Ireland
, you have already got a job in england..you will definetely get more jobs in england, if you goto Ireland
you will in all probability be stuck there for the rest of your life.
I am also doing a trust grade job in surgery(it is my 1st job), i also had a shortlisting for a 2 year surgical rotation in Ireland
but my counsultant who is british advised me not to go to Ireland
if i want any kind of furure in this country, he said getting the 1st job is the toughest for overseas candidates, then things just keep happening.
rest is up to you.
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11.27.03 (5 years ago)
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What about jobs in Scotland? Does getting a first appointment up there limit your chances down in England?
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11.28.03 (5 years ago)
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thanx for the advice. i too hav dropped the idea of going to Ireland
. i hav got another interview call from lincolnshire for sho ,Obs
& Gynae
. cud u please tell me ,if it is ok to go there .
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