Changes to training for international doctors does not address 'prime' hurdle

Changes to training for international doctors does not address 'prime' hurdle

To obtain a Stamp 4 visa, a person must hold a Critical Skills Employment Permit for at least two years or valid employment permit for five years.

The health minister’s announcement on equitable training access for international doctors does not address the “first and prime” hurdle facing non-EU doctors, a representative group has said.

Last week, Stephen Donnelly announced changes to the application process for postgraduate medical training programmes, providing greater career opportunities for non-EU doctors.

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