Who are we?

Two international medical graduates (IMGs) who works in the UK as medical doctors, creating a community of learners.

  • Dr Ibreez Ajaz

    Dr. Ibreez Ajaz has consistently embraced challenges with determination and grace, from attending medical school in Bangladesh—a country unfamiliar to her in both language and culture—to advancing her medical career in the UK. Her dedication to fostering equality, diversity, and inclusivity earned her the 2021 Peninsula School of Medicine Trainee of the Year award, alongside leadership roles such as Chair of the Junior Doctor’s Committee and Freedom to Speak Up Guardian. As the co-founder of Road to UK, she advocates for the well-being of international medical graduates within the NHS. A Texan with Kashmiri roots, Dr. Ajaz enjoys traveling, exploring new cuisines, and the occasional couch potato session.

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  • Dr Ibrahim Ivan

    Dr. Ibrahim Ivan never envisioned a life beyond Bangladesh, but during his internship, a quiet resolve took shape, pushing him to pursue his dreams despite the many obstacles ahead. His journey to the UK was filled with uncertainty and challenges, yet he pressed on, eventually creating a blog that became a lifeline for international medical graduates aspiring to work in the UK. What began as a simple idea grew into a movement of videos, posts, and seminars, offering guidance to countless others. With years of NHS experience and a postgraduate certificate in medical education, Dr. Ivan is a leader in supporting IMG integration within the NHS and has served as a Differential Attainment Fellow for Health Education England, South West, working towards a fairer environment for doctors in training.

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Should you book a service with us?

❓Are you confused about which route is the best for you to pursue?

❓ Are you looking for ways to improve your chances to get into your desired job/specialty training?

❓ Did you go through the articles and videos but still require more clarification based on personal circumstances?

💡 If your answer to any of these questions is a YES - we can definitely help you.

Featured Sessions

Some topics are beyond general discussion and requires more of a professional help and review. See what sessions we offer.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Why are we charging for sessions?

We pride ourselves on providing a plethora of FREE resources already with our blog and YouTube channel. If you wish, you can find everything you need to know through your own research. The guidance sessions are for those who require a more in-depth look or who simply do not have the time to read everything. The fees cover the cost to run our site and various activities, which come to $3,000+ a month.

Can the sessions be recorded?

No. The purpose of our guidance session is to have a face-to-face conversation and having it recorded creates the opportunity for it to be shared, which can mislead others instead of guiding them. If you want guidance from recorded videos, please take courses in our academy or watch videos in ourYouTube channel.

Can I book a session with a spouse, friend or colleague?

As we are looking to provide one-on-one guidance, we therefore limit sessions to a single individual. If, however, you are a parent or guardian who would like to sit in on a session with your child, we are happy to accommodate this.

Can I get a refund if I no longer want the session?

Unfortunately no. Our calendar gets booked quickly, and we want you to be committed enough to make it to the session if you have scheduled one. Some sessions have provision for rescheduling. Check the confirmation email and booking page for guidance.

Will you write my NHS job application for me?

It depends on the session you book. If you are booking Get your NHS Job Application written, we will write the major parts of your application for you based on the information you provide to us via an online form. But in the NHS Jobs Profile Review & Recommendation, we will NOT write the profile for you, rather it will be a review.

Will you cover clinical scenarios in the interview session?

It’s not possible for us to go through clinical scenarios for all specialities while doing a Mock NHS Interview Session. We mainly focus on common questions that are asked in the interview. Having said that, if time allows, we can go through a generic structure of how you should approach any clinical question.