Gap Medics offers international hospital experience and medical volunteer projects for 16-25 year olds.
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- Applying to Medical School Guide
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- Coping with Medical School Stress
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With exams pressure, being away from home, living in new surroundings and trying to live on a tight budget, Medical school can be a stressful experience. Stress can lead to all sorts of problems, from sleepless nights and headaches, to excessive d... (more)
- The Widening Access to Medical School Scheme
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Getting into medical school isn’t easy. Not only do students have to demonstrate high levels of academic potential, but the high costs associated with studying medicine and prolonged length of study has meant traditionally, medical school has been... (more)
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Gap Year Thailand
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Thailand is one of the most enigmatic and popular destinations for western tourists. Formerly known as the Kingdom of Siam, Thailand receives millions of foreign visitors each year, and is a popular destination for backpackers and gap-year travell... (more)
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The Difference Between a Consultant and a Doctor in a Hospital
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In the UK, fully qualified medical practitioners are placed into two categories, doctors and consultants, and it is important to understand the difference between the two terms. The term doctor usually applies to General Practitioners (GP), which ... (more)
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Career Route to Becoming a Surgeon
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Surgery is one of the most sought after and rewarding careers in medicine. Surgery is well-paid, has a high level of job security and provides a challenging and rewarding career. Becoming a surgeon can take many years and requires a high level of ... (more)
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How to make the most of your work experience placement
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Work placements are an important part of getting the relevant experience required for a career in medicine and healthcare. Nearly all medical schools require students to have taken part in some form of work experience. A work placement can also he... (more)
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Is Medicine/Dentistry Right for you?
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Medicine and dentistry are highly rewarding career paths. With potentially high salaries, job security and the personal satisfaction of helping and healing people, many people think about a career in medicine. However, with stringent entrance crit... (more)
- What to Expect from NHS Pensions
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The National Health Service is the UK’s largest employer with 1.3 million people working for it. As such, the NHS also has one of the largest pension schemes in the UK ,with all employees who work directly for the NHS eligible to receive it after... (more)
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Nursing volunteer work
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Nursing Volunteering is highly rewarding and beneficial for anybody wanting a career in nursing. While most volunteer work is unpaid, the skills, experience and personal satisfaction gained in volunteering can increase the chances of finding a pro... (more)
- A Brief Guide to the Health and Social Care Bill 2011
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The Health and Social Care Bill 2011 is the most extensive restructuring of the UK’s National Health Service (NHS) since its introduction in 1948. Because of the devolved nature of the UK, the Health and Social Care Bill 2011 mainly affects Englan... (more)