Doctors and medical. Staff

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Due to this chinese virus there is a shortage of wuified medical. People to. Staff hospitals

On the radio

there are fully qualified doctors and surgeons etc who came into. The UK as refugees

2 from Syria a fully qualified surgeon and a doctor / specialist in respitory issues

They cannot work due to. There refugee status and all. The red tape associated with

Jeez us how long would it take to sort them. Out and get them. On the pay roll

Couple days at best if there qualifications are up to snuff rubber stamp there visss

Sorted

This is what happens when a country is full over paid waste of space pencil pushing jobs worths

 

[Notch7]

Why not?

they are stuck here probably bored out of their minds and could be massively useful.

 

[IT Minion]

Jeez us how long would it take to sort them. Out and get them. On the pay roll

Couple days at best if there qualifications are up to snuff rubber stamp there visss

We're not geared up to do things like this. They may not have full paperwork available to prove they're brain surgeons and even if they did the NHS trusts that employed them would be breaking the law to employ them.

It takes a brave person to knowingly break the law to help someone else, it'd take half a dozen or more of those brave people, who just happen to be in the right places to enable it and that would be astronomically rare. Add in the fear of making a mistake and accidentally allowing someone pretending to be a real doctor or with unsafe methods to practice...

In theory it could happen, in theory it should happen. Boris said that they'd cut the paperwork for retired doctors, that seem like a start but I haven't seen if it's happened.

 

[EddieM]

Reminds me of my BIL. He was an air traffic controller of over 30 years experience. In 2019 he was off work for a while with a kidney complaint. In order to return to work, he had to accept being taken off front line work, take a desk job and retrain. He took early retirement as you can only be a frontline ATC until 55 anyway.

 

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We're not geared up to do things like this. They may not have full paperwork available to prove they're brain surgeons and even if they did the NHS trusts that employed them would be breaking the law to employ them.

It takes a brave person to knowingly break the law to help someone else, it'd take half a dozen or more of those brave people, who just happen to be in the right places to enable it and that would be astronomically rare. Add in the fear of making a mistake and accidentally allowing someone pretending to be a real doctor or with unsafe methods to practice...

In theory it could happen, in theory it should happen. Boris said that they'd cut the paperwork for retired doctors, that seem like a start but I haven't seen if it's happened.

Well. Some bloke from the BMA said in the case of the 2 Syrians they are in favour. Of speeding this caper up.

Some one needs to. Pull their finger out