Specialty Training Applications - How to Rank Areas and Save Preferences in New Oriel

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If you are applying to any of the specialties that use the MSRA for shortlisting / ranking (GP, Radiology, Ophthalmology, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Psychiatry, Neurosurgery, Nuclear medicine, ACCS- Emergency medicine, Anaesthetics, Paediatrics, Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) and Community Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare (CSRH)), then please focus on your revision as your score will play in important role.
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4 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 19

@sadekosamson2092 6 месяцев назад

This was so helpful after spending 1hr trying to figure it out. Thanks so much!

@EmedicaEducation 6 месяцев назад

Glad it helped!

@summanjannat7702 2 года назад

Thanks sp muchhh

@roninabil1 3 года назад

Thank you for your great help, I hold an MRCPCH, if I want to join ST4 Paediatrics training program , when should I apply, is there an interview, should I go to GMC for interview or can be on skype ( i hold GMC registration)? when I have to join UK?

@EmedicaEducation 3 года назад

Please read the detailed guidance from the royal college www.rcpch.ac.uk/resources/specialty-training-st3-st4-application-guidance

@koleogunlade3020 3 года назад

I used emedica for my MRSA and I passed. What do you mean by revising? You mentioned it towards the end of the video.

@EmedicaEducation 3 года назад

This video was made when doctors were applying for training. You will have completed your revision before sitting the MSRA - well done on passing!

@salmanhussain3835 2 года назад

I have passed today. However, I did not move every option from Right to the left column in time. I just found out, I did not match. Is there a chance that I could review my preferences?? my priority is to start training. I wont' mind working anywhere.

@EmedicaEducation 2 года назад

Well done on passing. You can add more areas / change your preferences between each upgrade cycle. As mentioned in the video you should select all areas you would consider based on genuine preference. Best wishes with getting an offer later!

@Restitutor_Orbis 2 года назад

Does it make any difference if I choose between select all or select none?

@EmedicaEducation 2 года назад

No. Select all is only useful if you really want to select every area and want to do it all in one go. I recommend you only rank areas you want.

@drmohammadmahmoud 3 года назад

does it matter if the place has too many places? would that increase the chance to get a job?

@EmedicaEducation 3 года назад

If you would like that area rank it based on your preference regardless of the number of jobs, as job numbers may change.

@salarsalamati2277 18 дней назад

Thanks. Is it possible to change our GP preferences ranking after submitting the application? Before taking the MSRA or after the exam before the results come out

@EmedicaEducation 16 дней назад

Yes, you can change preferences again before the results come out, and then in between each offer / upgrade cycle.

@Dr_Mansy Год назад

After setting my preferences I just received and e mail from oriel telling me . Unsuccessful at interview . Is there any hope for an offer later ?

@EmedicaEducation Год назад

If you were unsuccessful at interview then you cannot get an offer for this specialty in this round. You would need to apply again next time.

@marrymechuckb425 2 года назад

Will you able to secure a job even u missed the first two offer ? Are all appointable candidate will get jobs ?

@EmedicaEducation 2 года назад

There is no guarantee of a job - many doctors that are appointable will not get an offer due to the competition. The higher your scores, the greater your chances of getting an offer.