#BEaGP Dr Naveed Khan
Are you a non-EU hospital doctor in Ireland considering a career in General Practice? Dr Naveed Khan is a GP Trainee in north-west Donegal, and he studied his BST before seeing the benefits of training to be a GP in Ireland. With a young family, having all his hospital rotations in one place was a huge advantage, and he knew his trainer from day one. The four-year GP Training programme is trainee-centred, in a supportive environment. Interested in becoming a GP in Ireland? Applications for the 2023 programme open on 5th October next, and close on 16th November. Find out more at www.beagp.com #BEaGP #WorkLifeBalance #MakeaDifference
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#BEaGP Dr Shahzad Ahmad in a rural practice in northwest Ireland
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Be a GP in Ireland
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JSF Highlight Video 2026 1
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Dr Cathy Cullen, Director of GP Training, describes the training process for Irish general practice.
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Evaluation and Close
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Dr Anna Linnane describes the benefits of being a GP in rural Ireland.
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Dr Cliodhna Ni Mhurchu is an Irish-speaking GP in Galway.
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#BEaGP for a family-friendly life and a myriad of choices
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Career opportunities for South African trained GP colleagues in Ireland
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#BEaGP Learn about the changes to the 2024 GP Application Process
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#BEAGP - Dr Uzair Shabbir
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#BEaGP From Malaysia to Ireland has been a happy journey
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#BEAGP - Dr Amy Morgan
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#BEaGP Dr Uzair Shabbir
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