رسالة من البروفيسور طارق الهد حول برنامج تدريب الاطباء فى بريطانيا (MTI Scheme)

Quote: Dear Abobakr I have to salute all your efforts in advocating for your country and its people. I went to the website of Sudaneseonline Unfortunately I could not make any entries as I am not a member of the Forum, plus I do not have access to typing in Arabic facilities. The MTI Scheme which has been designed by RCP of London to benefit eligible candidates from several countries including Sudan (which de facto have been one of the first countries to enroll) is both transparent & independent scheme which has no affiliation to any body or any organization or any other group. The 'Stakeholders Group' have been formed from Sudanese physicians professional bodies (SAP, SMSP) & leading Sudanese RCP London Fellows in U K & Sudan, under patronage from the International Office of the RCP of London. The delivery and supervision of the scheme has been placed under remit & responsibility of the International Advisor of the RCP of London in Sudan, Dr Alaa Hassan Ahmed, Deputy Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Kh. Univ. The scheme is NOT owned by anybody or any group including the Ministry of Health, Sudan. The selection for the interview is based upon sets of criteria based purely on professional merits. None of the criteria has got any personal or other hierarchy influence, neither in Sudan nor abroad. Kindly reassure our young prospective candidates & feel free to post this message on Sudaneseonline Tarik Elhadd

Quote: Dear Professor Tarik, Dr. Shadad ,colleagues at medics I think this is good time to reassure our colleagues about the process of selection for the MTI scheme. As one of the doctors who applied and selected to the scheme in its first round , i would like to stress the point that the selection to the scheme was completely transparent . Any candidate who fulfilled the criteria was shortlisted and interviewed by the interview panel (with Royal College representatives and senior physicians from Sudan ). The selection was based mainly on criteria of post graduate degree, professional experience,and fluency in English language. In fact two of our colleagues have their visas processed and are supposed to join their hospitals shortly-before the end of 2010. This scheme is sponsored by the Royal college with full support from the International office of the royal college regarding registration with the GMC and visa and i urge any colleague who fulfills the criteria to apply. There is no doubt at all about this program is independent and open to every one. This is a good chance to take, please take it. Dr. Ghada Ahmed