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Can a British radiologist move to Canada?

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Hi guys I am a British GP registrar (5 years post grad), 2 more years to complete training to become a GP. I don’t want to stay in the UK long term, I know Australia and Canada are options for GPs to move to.

I just got an email today stating that I have been accepted into into radiology training (only 341 places in a country of 70 million). I have to move seven hours away from London to the arse end of the country where there are NO single people my age (i’m 40) AND it’s another 5 years instead of 2 BUT The salaries are so much higher in other countries than GP (in the UK it’s exactly the same in fact GPs make more!). My question is how easy or hard is it for British radiologist to move to Canada Australia or NZ?

If you know anyone who wouldn’t mind speaking to me for 10 or 15 minutes I would be extremely grateful.

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