Prioritise NHS training based on experience, not immigration status
Amend the Medical Training (Prioritisation) Bill to prioritise doctors based on length and quality of NHS service, not merely immigration status, ensuring experienced NHS doctors are fairly considered for specialty training - overall supporting workforce retention and patient safety.
Wes Streeting
Health Secretary
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Prioritise NHS training based on experience, not immigration status
Amend the Medical Training (Prioritisation) Bill to prioritise doctors based on length and quality of NHS service, not merely immigration status, ensuring experienced NHS doctors are fairly considered for specialty training - overall supporting workforce retention and patient safety.
Similar motions
Include British Citizens Studying Medicine Abroad in NHS Training Prioritisation
Let the NHS Recruit Australian & NZ Specialists: Cross-Recognise Qualifications
Government to commence the Medical Training (Prioritisation) Bill in 2027
Keep 5-year ILR for Health and Care visa holders to protect the NHS
Fund more gender-affirming care on the NHS and increase staff training