"The Wacky Adventures of Overseas Doctors: A Funny Quest for Jobs Abroad"

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Hey there, international medical graduates! Ever wondered what it's like trying to find a job in another country? Well, get ready for a  ride full of twists and turns!

Entrance exam :

This is the first big dilemma every IMG faces after completing his degree;where some people are looking for countries that don't have an entrance exam others are looking for ways to prepare those exams.We are medical graduates nothing can come easily to us.I have always envied other people who want to work abroad and can easily apply on different jobs and they just have to give ielts or some other language exam but wait we are medical students we just cannot apply to any country without passing a full fledge competitive exam. 

The Visa Saga: Paper

Imagine this: You've passed all your medical exams with flying colors and you're ready to work abroad. But hold on tight! Before you can even think about landing that dream job,you're thrown into a whirlwind of visa applications. Cue the endless forms, nerve-wracking interviews, and waiting forever to hear back. It's like being stuck in a crazy medical drama!

Language Lingo: Lost in Translation

You've got your visa sorted, but now it's time to brush up on your language skills. Except, medical words don't always sound the same in every country. Suddenly, you're trying to figure out words like "surgery" and "heart attack" in a language that feels more like gibberish than anything else. Who knew learning medicine also meant learning a whole new language?

Cultural Confusion: Social Slip-Ups

You finally land an interview, but now you're faced with a whole new challenge – understanding different cultures. Should you shake hands or bow? Do you look people in the eye or avoid it? And don't even get started on workplace rules! It's like trying to solve a puzzle without any clues – a real head-scratcher!

The Waiting Game: Patience Pays Off

You've aced the interview and now it's time to wait. And wait. And wait some more. Days turn into weeks, and weeks turn into months. You start to wonder if you'll ever hear back. But just when you're about to give up hope, you get the call – you've got the job! It's like winning a prize after playing the longest game of hide-and-seek ever.

The Big Finish: Success or Surprise?

After all the ups and downs, you've finally made it to the end of your journey. Whether you're starting your dream job or heading off on a new adventure, one thing's for sure – it's been one heck of a ride! So here's to all the international medical graduates out there – keep laughing, keep chasing your dreams, and remember that sometimes, the best adventures are the ones that make you smile. A famous quote says 

"Sometimes you will never know the value of a moment until it becomes a memory "

~Dr Seuss


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