Fucking hate subtitles that go away too fast and on top of that are centered , so you need to adjust your focus quickly . And then for added emphasis they make them smaller . Fuck this gif . Pronnounced with G . <| sep |> I have finished the first island in full . And captured several pokemon from SOS battles . <| sep |> Whereabout are you in terms of postgrad ? Have you done intern style year . A UK grad ' s route to Neurology would be 1 . Finish medical school 2 . Complete the foundation training program total 2 years if you ' re fresh out of med school , you would slot into FY 2 here a lot of the time 3 . Apply for Core Medical Training 2 years although mooted to be lengthened to 3 from 2018 If you ' ve finished internship , but have no postgrad exams , this is the likely entry point . If you ' re not fussed about where you go in the UK , the entry requirement is a medical degree and a pulse jk , but not far off . . If you ' re after somewhere competitive like London , Bristol , Oxford , Cambridge . Then you need to have a decent CV in terms of auditquality improvement , presentations , teaching and posters etc . Apply for medical speciality training . Not sure how competitive ST 3 recruitment for neurology is , but they would expect you to have the MRCP postgraduate qualification prior to starting your job and gain a place through the national recruitment process . , yourself where you would fit on that process . Currently , EU citizens are considered equal to UK grads in that you would apply in round 1 of each recruitment cycle . Depending on Brexit and the deal on free movement of labour . You might find yourself bumped to round 2 if you ' re fairly junior , which is for non UK and non EU doctors . As expected , there is more limited choice and posts in round 2 , some specialties also end up without many jobs for round 2 Derm , CardiologyEdit you asked this question in raskuk and got some fairly iffy answers . But if it ' s for your wife , a more solid plan might be to get a trust grade nontraining job at an appropriate level of training , get some time in the NHS and then applying once she ' s used to the system . will carry the adverts . If she ' s already a consultantattending . That site will carry the adverts for the jobs as well . Also try Edit 2 Idk how I assumed that you were italian . sorry !