Building my CV in my home country for a better NHS job and possible IMT points

[roaroar]

Hi. I am a Nepali doctor who is preparing for the PLAB exam. But due to
the covid backlog, the process has been taking a long time. I intend to
get into IMT, and I see there are multiple criteria that you are graded
upon, and fortunately I fulfill atleast some of them. I have already
published some case reports, am currently teaching Nursing students part
time and am part of an ongoing audit at my hospital. I also manage
Doctor rotas at my hospital(Apparently that’s leadership).

Will my experience here count in the IMT interviews? If no, then tough luck.
But if yes, How do I make it legit? I couldn’t find info on this issue anywhere else. Please help me if someone has any experience on this issue. Thanks

[tasneemnawal]

Yes, all of those expieriences will definitely get counted. If I’m not wrong, you would need to get your claims signed off by a consultant who can vouch for you. Goodluck!

[roaroar]

It’s good to know my experience in Nepal does count in the UK. But do the QIPAT form and the teaching experience need to be signed off by a GMC registered Consultant, or a doctor registered in Nepal Medical Council as a consultant will suffice?