Which speaks a lot of how badly they're paid in the rest of the EU if they choose to move to Britain.
And how much Britain needed medical help to go recruit abroad. I do not think German nor US companies are sitting outside Italian universities to entice young talent.
IIRC he was earning around £4000 a month, which is unheard of in Italy at the start of one's medical career.
> And how much Britain needed medical help to go recruit abroad. I do not think German nor US companies are sitting outside Italian universities to entice young talent.
Medical labor in the US is far too organized to let providers do anything remotely resembling this. It is not due to lack of need, hiring foreign doctors is politically impossible in the US due to regulatory capture.
not just the exam, you have to do the residency again, most other countries make it far easier for foreign doctors to join - The US pays extremely well so that would be a motivating factor
And how much Britain needed medical help to go recruit abroad. I do not think German nor US companies are sitting outside Italian universities to entice young talent.
IIRC he was earning around £4000 a month, which is unheard of in Italy at the start of one's medical career.