career opportunities 2012 dr. shahin

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POST GRADUATION IN MEDICAL

SCIENCE: SCOPES & CHALLENGES

Dr. Shahinul AlamFCPS, MD (Hepatology)

Associate Professor

Department of Hepatology

BSMMUDhaka


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CAREER IN MEDICAL SCIENCE

SCOPES AT HOME SCOPES IN ABROAD

1. FCPS, MCPS PG Degree Working as a Doctor

2. MD/MS 1. MRCP 1. AMC

3. Diploma 2. MRCS 2. USMLE4. Basic Sciences 3. FRCP 3. PLAB

5. BCS 4. FRCS

6. Public Health

7. Administration


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FELLOW OF THE COLLEGE

OF PHYSICIANS &

SURGEONS

FELLOW OF THE

COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS

& SURGEONS(FCPS)


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FCPS (Fellow of the College of

Physicians & Surgeons)

IntroductionFCPS is a fellowship conferred by

BCPS (Bangladesh College of

Physicians & Surgeons,Mohakhali, Dhaka).

One can apply after completing

internship & getting BMDC

full registration.

Most popular of PG degrees

in Bangladesh.

Lengthy course curriculum ;

needs patient effort to complete.


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Subjects for fellowship (FCPS)

MEDICINE & ALLIED

Medicine Dermatology & Venereology

Cardiology Psychiatry

Gastroenterology Physical Medicine

Hepatology & Rehabilitation

Neurology Family Medicine

Nephrology Transfusion Medicine

Endocrinology Paediatrics

& Metabolism Neonatology

Pulmonology (Respiratory Medicine)

Rheumatology Paed. Nephrology

Infectious Disease Paed. Haemato-

Oncology


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Subjects for fellowship (FCPS)

SURGERY & ALLIED

Surgery ProsthodonticsUrology Orthodontics & Dentofacial

Sur.

Neuro-surgery Obstetrics & Gynaecology

Cardiovascular Surgery Otolaryngology (ENT)

Thoracic Surgery Ophthalmology

Orthopaedic Surgery

Plastic & Reconstructive SurgeryPaediatric Surgery

Conservative Dentistry

& Endodontics

Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery


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Course Duration

INTERNAL MEDICINE

Total 4 years

Option-1. With Course :1. 3 years training (1 year must be after FCPS-I).

Training ptions are -

a. 3 years in Internal Medicine, Or

b. 2 years in Internal Medicine + year in any subspecialty, Or

c. 2 years in Internal Medicine +1 year in any two subspecialties( year for each), Or

d. 1 year in Internal Medicine + 1 year in any three

subspecialties( year for each)

2. 1 year Organised Academic course

Subspecialties in which training will be counted for Internal

Medicine are-

1)Cardiology, 2)Nephrology, 3)Gastroenterology, 4)Neuro-

medicine, 5)Hepatology, 6)Endocrinology & Metabolism,

7)Pulmonology, 8)Rheumatology.


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Course Duration

INTERNAL MEDICINE(continues)

Option- 2. Without Course :

1. 4 years training (2 year must be after FCPS-I)


a. 4 years in Internal Medicine, Or

b. 3 years in Internal Medicine & year in any subspecialty,Or

c. 3 years in Internal Medicine &1 year in any two

subspecialties ( year for each), Or

d. 2 years in Internal Medicine &1 year in any three

subspecialties ( year for each), Ore. 2 years in Internal Medicine & 2 years in any four

subspecialties ( year for each)

[ In all options 2 years training must be after passing FCPS-I]

2. No Course


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Course Duration

GENERAL SURGERY

Total 4 years

Option-1. With Course :

1. 3 years training (1 year training must be after FCPS-I)


a. 3 years training in General Surgery including Traumatology

or Orthopedics (1 year training must be after passing FCPS-

I), Or

b. 2 years training in General Surgery & year in

Orthopaedic Surgery or Traumatology, Or

c. 2 years training in General Surgery & 1 year in any

subspecialty including year in Traumatology or

Orthopaedics, Or

2. 1 year Organised Academic Course

Subspecialties in which training will be counted for

General Surgery are-

1)Orthopaedic Surgery , 2)Traumatology (DMC & SSMC),


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Course DurationGENERAL SURGERY(continues)

Option- 2. Without Course :1. 4 years training (2 year must be after FCPS-I)

Training ptions are

a. 4 years training in General Surgery including Traumatology

or Orthopaedics, Or

b. 3 years training in General Surgery & year inOrthopaedic Surgery/Traumatology (DMC & SSMC), Or

c. 3 years training in General Surgery & year in

Traumatology/Orthopaedic Surgery & year in any other

subspecialty, Or

d. 2 years training in General Surgery, year inOrthopaedic Surgery/Traumatology & 1 year in any two

other subspecialties ( year for each)

[ In all options 2 years training must be after passing FCPS-I]

2. No Course


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Examination Systems

Steps-

FCPS-I1. Getting Primary Enrolment Number

2. Submission of papers

Documents have to be submitted during thesubmission of enrolment form-

i. Attested photocopies of-

MBBS/BDS Certificate

Mark sheet of Final prof. of MBBS/BDS

BMDC Permanent registration Certificate

ii. Money receipt of Tk 600 as enrolment feesiii. 2 copies PP size recent colour photos as directed in

the form.

iv. Exam fee- Tk 5000/-


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Appearing FCPS part-I

TIPS : 3 papers in 3 days- paper-I,II,III

50 MCQ for each paper in 60 minutes Each question contains 5 statements/options Fill up 5 circle (true or false) for each statement

Subjects for each paper (Surgery)-

Paper I- Anatomy Embryology Histology

Paper II- Physiology Biochemistry Pharmacology Biostatistics

Paper III- Pathology Microbiology


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Appearing FCPS part-I (cont inues)Subjects for each paper (Medicine)-

Paper I-

Gastroenterology Hepatology Haematology General aspects of Medical practice Neurology Oncology Genetics Environmental factors in disease

Paper II- Cardiology Endocrine & metabolic disorder Dermatology Toxicology Psychiatry Statistics

Clinical nutritionPaper III-

Respiratory Medicine Rheumatology Nephrology Geriatric Medicine Immunology

Infectious disease & tropical Medicine Disturbance in water, electrolytes & acid-base balance


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Appearing FCPS part-I (cont inues)

Subjects for each paper (Obstetrics & Gynaecology)-

Paper I- Anatomy Embryology Histology Basic Ultrasonography

Genetics Statistics & EpidemiologyPaper II-

Physiology Endocrinology Genitourinary system

Biochemistry PharmacologyPaper III-

Pathology Microbiology Immunology


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Examination SystemsFCPS-II

1. Completion of training-As directed previously

2. Submission of papers-Documents have to be submitted after the submission of

examination fees:

i. Attested photocopy of MBBS/BDS Certificate

ii. Attested photocopy of BMDC Permanent registration

Certificateiii. Money receipt of Tk 1000 as enrolment fees

iv. 2 copies PP size recent colour photos as directed in theform

v. Document of passing FCPS-I examination

vi. The completed log book of training in respective speciality

vii. Requisite training Certificates mentioning at the later part onthis notification.

System of Examination:

OSPE/OSCE, conventional oral & practical examination.

Exam fee- 7000/-


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MCPS Examination

Member of the College of Physician &

SurgeonsThe rules & regulations of MCPS

A candidate must have completed at least 4years after graduation. This must include

one year residency training in his/her ownspecialty in a recognized Unit/Hospital.Original certificate of this one-year trainingmust be submitted.


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Pre-requisite and documents to be

submitted for appearing in MCPS

examinationi. Attested photocopy of MBBS/BDS Certificate

ii. Attested photocopy of BMDC Permanentregistration Certificate

iii. Money receipt of Tk 1000 as enrolment fees

iv. 2 copies PP size recent colour photos as directedin the form

v. Training Certificates (Original)


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MCPS Examination will be held in the

following subjects:

Medicine AnaesthesiologySurgery Radiology & ImagingPaediatrics Radiotherapy

Obst. & Gynae Dermatology & VenereologyOphthalmology Dental SurgeryOtolaryngology Forensic MedicinePsychiatry Family Medicine

Clinical Pathology


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Doctor of Medicine

&

Masters of Surgery


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MS/MD

TIPS

Masters of Surgery/Doctor of Medicine

Applications are invited from

particular Medical Colleges

One can apply 2 years after

passing MBBS

Subjects vary according to the provision of the

InstitutionHow to proceed-

One has to pass the admission test first.

The Degree comprises 3 parts- Part I, II & III.

Each part is again divided into some papers.


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MS/MD (cont inued)

STEPS :

Part I1. Six months pre-clinical academic course in basicsubjects-

Paper I

Anatomy

PharmacologyPaper II

Physiology

Biochemistry

Paper IIIPathology

Microbiology

2. Part Ifinal examination


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MS/MD (cont inued)

3. After passing part I examination

2 years clinical training in the self discipline

6 months academic course in self discipline

4. Part II final examinationPaper I

Biostatistics

Genetics

Paper IIGeneral Surgery (MS)

Internal Medicine (MD)

Paper III

Self discipline


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MS/MD (cont inued)

5. After passing part II examination comes the part III(thesis part)

A thesis is to be submitted in any topic of the

desired subject

After 2 years comes the MS/MD final examination.

6. If you can pass you are an MS/MD.


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DIPLOMA


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Diploma

Degree is available in the following subjects

OrthopaedicsDiploma in Orthopaedics (D Ortho)

EyeDiploma in Ophthalmology (DO)

ENTDiploma in Otolaryngorhinology (DLO)

Gynaecology & ObstetricsDGO

PaediatricsDiploma in Child Health (DCH)AnaesthesiologyDiploma in Anaesthesiology (DA)

CardiologyDiploma in Cardiology (D Card)

Chest DiseaseDiploma in Thoracic & Chest

Disease(DTCD)


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Diploma (cont inued)

Pre-requisites

OrthopaedicsIn NITOR -6 months General Surgery training

In BSMMU-6 months General Surgery training

In SSMC -6 months Orthopaedic Surgery training

plus

-6 months General Surgery trainingIn DMC -1 year Orthopaedic Surgery training

plus

-6 months General Surgery training

Eye -1 year training in Ophthalmology

ENT -1 year ENT training

plus

6 months General Surgery training

Di l


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Diploma (cont inued)

Pre-requisitesGynaecology & Obstetrics-

-1 year Gynaecology training , or

-1 year Gynaecology training

plus

6 months Medicine/Surgery/Paediatrics trainingPaediatrics 1 year training

Anaesthesiology6 months training in Anaesthesiology

plus

6 months training in Internal Medicine/General Surgery.

Cardiology

1 year Internal Medicine trainingor

6 months Internal Medicine & 6 months Cardiology training.

Chest Disease1 year Internal Medicine training.


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Diploma (cont inued)After completing the necessary training, one can sit for the

Admission test.

100 MCQs ; each question has 5 statements . Find out true orfalse statement(s).

Preparation should be taken from the questions of the

previous examinations.

Sit numbers for Diploma are fixed. Fixed number of students

are admitted according to the merit list.If one can pass the admission test

2 years course (class and ward duties) in hospital for

Orthopaedics and 1 year for others

Appear the final examinationWritten + OSCE/OSPE +

Viva (just like final prof)Pass and you are a Diploma Holderin that specialized

subject.


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Bangladesh Civil Service (BCS)

For those who have completed their bachelor degree

Opportunity to serve the helpless people

Scope for learning to become able to take self

decision

Ensures monthly fixed incomePosting is a must in Govt. service

First 2 years service must be in the home district (at

thana level)

Very important for the Surgeons



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(continued)3 Steps-

1.Preliminary test (MCQ)2.Written test

3.Viva voce

Papers to be submitted beforepreliminary exam

1. Attested photocopies of -

SSC certificate

MBBS pass certificate (from the University)

2. The voucher of buying the form from the branch of Sonali

Bank etc.

3. Citizenship certificate (from own district)- if applicant is a

tribe

4. Passport size photo3 copies (attested)5. Main copy of bank draft/pay order of taka 500/-



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Preliminary objective test-100 MCQs in 1 hour

1 for each correct answer and -0.5 for each wrong

answer

Subjects for preliminary objective test-General Bangla

General English

General knowledge

Bangladesh affairsInternational affairs

General science &

technology and IQ

Mathematics


(continued)



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(continued)Written Examination (subjects and mark

distribution is given below)

1. Bangla 100

2. English 200

3. Bangladesh affairs 200

4. International affairs 100

5. Mathematics & IQ 100

6. Professional subject 200

Viva voce 100

Total 1000

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MRCP/MRCS

Member of Royal Colleges of Physicians

Member of Royal Colleges of Surgeons.

The three Royal Colleges of Physicians/Surgeons ofthe United Kingdom share a common membership

examination in general medicine and general surgeryrespectively.

Successful graduates are eligible to apply for the

award of the MRCP/MRCS(UK) Diploma.


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Exam format

2 parts: Part 1 & Part 2

Part 1:

2 Paper format

Number of question in each paper: 100

Time allocated: 3hType of question: Traditional MCQ


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Exam format

Part 2 :

Written:

3 Paper format

Number of questions in each paper:

100

Time allocated for each paper: 3h

Type of question: Traditional MCQ


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EXAM FORMATPart 2 :Clinical (PACES)

During the MRCP PACES examination, candidates will beassessed on 5 stations which consists of 1 or 2 systems aslisted below.

Station 1: Respiratory system examination

Abdominal system examination Station 2: History taking skills

Station 3: Cardiovascular system examinationNervous system examination

Station 4: Communication skills and ethics

Station 5: Skin, locomotor, eye, endocrine examinationfor each system candidates have ten minutes to

complete the physical examination. After sixminutes

the examiner will ask questions with which the

candidate has four minutes for answering.


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MRCP/MRCS

Overseas Centres & costs

Dhaka is center for Bangladesh

Exam inat ion Fees

Parts 2009 2010

Part I 368 536

Part II 521 536


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MRCP/MRCS

Bullet Points

Highest Medical degree accepted all over the world.

Candidates need not to be registered with GMC

IELTS is not necessary

PLAB is not necessary


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USMLE

United States Medical Licensing Examination.

Necessary for working as a doctor in USA.

Its a three step exam:step-1,step-2 (CK,CS),step-3.

After completing 4thyear one can seat for step-1.

Step-1 and step-2 CK can be appeared from Bangladesh.

The exam is held in MCQ format choosing the most

suitable one from five options.

Step-1 consists questions from basic subjects and step-2

CK from clinical subjects.

Both step-1 and step-2 CK must be completed within seven

years of MBBS final.


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USMLE

Registration fee for step-1 and step-2CK is $ 825 for each.

Step-2 CS and step-3 is held in USA after a 3 years residencytraining in USA.

The exam format is OSCE with a number of stations.

After completing step-3 an MD degree is awarded with ones

name. Remember -generally An Asian doctor is allowed to treat

Asian patients only.


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Australian Medical Council Examination.

Necessary for working as a doctor in Australia.

Most foreign trained doctors have medicalqualifications not recognized in Australia.

The examination comprises of 2 parts, being amultiple-choice questionnaire and a clinicalexamination.

No chance to seat for any part of the examfrom Bangladesh. But the part 1 is available in

India.


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The part 1 consist of MCQs. The AMC MCQ is conductedover one day, and is in two parts, each of three hoursduration. Each part consists of 125 questions.

The Clinical Component of the AMC Exam consists of 20stations which asses your clinical skills.

After passing both the component of AMC it is requiredto work as an intern in any Australian accredited hospital.Completing a year of supervised training approved by therelevant State Medical Board one can obtain their general

registration as a medical practitioner in Australia.


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PLAB

PLAB is also known as Professional

and Linguistic Assessments Board Test (PLAB)

Necessary to practice medicine in the UK.

A primary medical qualification (PMQ) from any medical

school listed in the World Directory of Medical Schoolspublished by the World Health Organization and at least 12

months postgraduate clinical experience in a teaching

hospital is the primary requirement.


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PLAB The test is in two parts. Part 1is a single paper

marked by computer to a standard set by the

government of UK .Part 2is a 14-stationobjective

structure clinical examination (OSCE) which tests

the candidates clinical and communication skills.

Booking Fees:

Part 1 - 145

Part 2 - 430

No part of the exam is available here in Bangladesh. Only part1 is available inIndia (Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Mumbai, New Delhi) and Pakistan(Islamabad and Karachi).

Passing the PLAB test will not guarantee the offer of a job .


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Practice leader


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WHY CARRIER?

To become Leader

Ideological leader

Public leader

Professional Leader

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