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View Full Version : How can I get a job in hospital restingcloud 18-04-2005, 18:58 I am a anesthetist having 8 years working experience. I want to find a job here, but I wonder how can I get some job information about the hospitals in sheffield. Is there anyone can give me some advices? Cheers! Elphi 24 18-04-2005, 19:42 Hi Id try getting in touch with South Yorkshire Workforce Development Confederation (about to become South Yorkshire Strategic Health Authority). Their website is www.sywdc.nhs.uk Good luck Cake 18-04-2005, 20:17 Hi Have you tried the Sheffield Teaching Hospital's website - www.sth.nhs.uk? Good luck with the job hunt! :smile: Don_Kiddick 19-04-2005, 06:06 Originally posted by restingcloud I am a anesthetist having 8 years working experience. I want to find a job here, but I wonder how can I get some job information about the hospitals in sheffield. Is there anyone can give me some advices? Cheers! I would practice spelling your career title before applying for any jobs :D cgksheff 19-04-2005, 07:58 I don't think he's from round here. Other posts tell us that he is 26 and he implies that he has 8 years working experience as an anaesthetist. They don't qualify at the age of 18 where I come from!:) (7 years postgraduate training!) restingcloud, If my assumptions are correct, this page (http://www.rcoa.ac.uk/index.asp?PageID=4) explaining about The Royal College of Anaesthetists and overseas applicants would be very helpful to you. restingcloud 19-04-2005, 12:03 I'm so sorry about the confusion. I'm a Ph.D. student here and I am trying to find some job information for my wife. she is 29 years old, having 8 years working experience as an anesthetist in China. I will try all these websites you provide, and I really appreciate you all for these kind help! Cheers Originally posted by cgksheff I don't think he's from round here. Other posts tell us that he is 26 and he implies that he has 8 years working experience as an anaesthetist. They don't qualify at the age of 18 where I come from!:) (7 years postgraduate training!) restingcloud, If my assumptions are correct, this page (http://www.rcoa.ac.uk/index.asp?PageID=4) explaining about The Royal College of Anaesthetists and overseas applicants would be very helpful to you. bubbly 31-05-2005, 17:45 If your still looking for a job at a hospital, you could try ringing the Human Resources department at the local hospitals, theyll be able to tell what jobs they have available JackieT 05-06-2005, 09:54 You might be better if you tried the Medical Staffing Department in the teaching hospitals - have you thought about Chesterfield? From what I remember from working in the NHS, medical employment and non - medical employment departments are quite separate. Good luck. Maybe the British Medical Journal would be a good place to look aswell. spack 06-06-2005, 09:43 i think there might be some special quailification for anesthetist,which means if you are from another country, probably you can't work directly here. anyway good luck! Twiglet 07-06-2005, 23:46 If her medical degree was obtained in China, she will first need to pass an English Language exam, then take the PLAB ( The Professional and Linguistic Assessment Board (PLAB) Test: click here (http://www.gmc-uk.org/register/plab.htm) ) to enable her to practice at SHO level in the UK. First point of call should be the GMC to obtain registration to practice here. PhilipB 08-06-2005, 20:29 Would your wife not be better off looking in her own professional publications? |