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Start your medical career at Apollo Hospitals, right after MBBS

A clinical placement at a leading hospital straight after MBBS is hard to find. Through the StudyMEDIC Clinical Training Program in association with Apollo Hospitals, you can work and learn as a junior resident, then take that experience to the NHS, GCC, Australia or Canada. Join our live 60-minute webinar to see how.

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DateTo be announced (after mid-November)
Length60 minutes
WhereLive on Zoom
FormatTalks, polls and live Q&A
Webinar Registration FeeRs. 100
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A rare start for a young doctor

Join a name the world knows

Apollo Hospitals, India's first corporate hospital, is one of the most recognised names in Indian healthcare. It looks strong on a CV anywhere.

Be a junior resident, not an observer

Take part in clinical rotations, ward rounds, lectures and supervised practice, and build real hands-on experience.

Learn while you prepare to go abroad

Get StudyMEDIC's guidance for Royal College exams (MRCP, MRCS, MRCOG) alongside your training at Apollo.

What you will learn

What employers abroad look for

The clinical experience, competencies and CV that Royal College memberships and overseas employers value.

How doctors get into the NHS

A first-hand account of entering the UK system and being placed as a doctor or specialist doctor.

The Apollo clinical training pathway

Training as a junior resident, not a regular RMO or observer, with rotations, ward rounds, lectures and supervised practice.

Royal College exam preparation

How StudyMEDIC's academic guidance works alongside your clinical training.

Who should attend

  • MBBS graduates and interns who want to work abroad
  • Graduates preparing for or considering Royal College exams (MRCP, MRCS, MRCOG and others)
  • Graduates who want structured clinical exposure before applying overseas

Your speakers

Dr. Sowmya N S

CEO and Co-founder, StudyMEDIC

The academic pathway: Royal College exams, and how clinical training and exam preparation work together.

Dr. Ashita Nair

Doctor in the NHS

The realities of working in the UK, from her own experience of entering the NHS and being placed.

Apollo Hospitals

Representative, to be announced

Life as a junior resident: clinical rotations, ward rounds, lectures and supervised practice.

Register for the webinar

The registration fee is Rs. 100. Tell us a little about yourself so we can tailor the session, and send us your questions in advance.