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Is it OVER for IMGs? The 2026 UK Medical Training Prioritisation Explained

Planning for UK medical training in 2026? This video breaks down the new prioritisation rule for international medical graduates and gives you a practical gameplan for the UK training pathway without panic or rumours.​ If you’re aiming for junior doctor training (and you’re worried this is “the end” for IMGs), let’s unpack what’s changing and what you should do next.​ What you’ll learn What the 2026 “prioritisation” change may mean for international medical graduates applying to UK training posts.​ Why you should still push for GMC registration and NHS experience (even if your first job isn’t a training number).​ How the CESR pathway can still lead to consultancy without a traditional training route.​ Why core training can be a smart entry point before competing for higher specialty training posts.​ A simple portfolio focus list: teaching, audits, publications/research—so you’re ready when opportunities open.​ Chapters 00:00 – The 2026 change (why everyone’s talking about it)​ 00:45 – Who may lose “priority” and why it feels scary​ 01:30 – Don’t quit your plan: GMC registration still matters​ 02:10 – Training vs CESR pathway (alternative route to consultant)​ 03:55 – Competition reality: ST3/ST1 vs core training strategy​ 04:40 – Your new gameplan: build NHS experience + strengthen your CV​ 05:00 – Next steps + key resource to read​ Must-read resource UK graduate prioritisation (BMA explainer): https://www.bma.org.uk/advice-and-sup... Hi, I’m Pasan Witharana, a cardiothoracic trainee and PhD researcher at Imperial College London. Subscribe for weekly videos on academic writing, research paper tips, literature review strategies, PhD productivity hacks, and career advice for medical professionals and researchers navigating the NHS and beyond.​ 📱 Instagram:   / itstechsurgeon   🌐 Website: https://pasanwitharana.com/ #ukmedicaltraining #internationalmedicalgraduates #nhsuk