AFGHANISTAN
15
ALBANIA
2
ARMENIA
1
BAHRAIN
3
BANGLADESH
1
DR CONGO
1
ERITREA
1
ETHIOPIA
1
IRAN
11
IRAQ
5
NIGERIA
1
PAKISTAN
3
RUSSIA
2
SOMALIA
2
SRI LANKA
2
SUDAN
11
SYRIA
6
AUG 13 SEPT 14
TOTAL OVER 3 YEARS
REFUGEE HEALTH PROFESSIONALS INTO JOBS • DOCTORS • ASSOCIATED HEALTH PROFESSION POSITIONS (HELPED BY RAGU)*
37
118
10 27
46 72
COMPLETED CLINICAL ATTACHMENTS
15
40
PASSED PLAB 1
11
25
PASSED PLAB 2
12
27
SUPPORTED INTO FURTHER TRAINING AS PART OF REQUALIFICATION
21
66
COMPLETED WORK PLACEMENTS
15
45
ATTENDED IELTS PREPARATION TUTORIALS
23
68
NEWLY REGISTERED CLIENTS
69
201
BUILDING BRIDGES - REFUGEE HEALTH PROFESSIONALS PARTNERSHIP | PAGE 9
UNDERSTANDING THE BARRIERS TO EMPLOYMENT
•
• •
i
• •
IN THE PERIOD BETWEEN SEPTEMBER 2013 AND AUGUST 2014 THE BUILDING BRIDGES PARTNERSHIP DELIVERED:
THE REFUGEE COUNCIL PARTNER DELIVERY DETAILS
•
•
•
•
•
•
CASE STUDY Zayn is a young doctor who fled his war torn country in fear for his life. He worked in Emergency and Trauma three years before he was forced to leave. He arrived to the UK in 2011 when he was granted refugee status. After the initial disorientation in a new environment, Zayn focused on re-qualifying and obtaining GMC membership. Through the Building Bridges Programme he received careers guidance and practical support with exam preparations, job search and communication skills. He passed PLAB exams at first attempt and was sent on to a clinical attachment. Being back in the hospital environment he thrived. Soon after that he applied and was successful in securing a post of a Senior House Officer in a London hospital in July 2014. In his thank you note to the staff at Refugee Council Zayn offered to come back and share his experience with other refugee doctors following in his steps: “Hopefully I can help my fellow colleagues and all people in need in the same way you always do�.
•
•
•
Structured Work-based training in large GP Training Practices across London, community health and hospital settings
•
•
•
Lili - Physiotherapist standing in front of physio equipment in a Pallative Care Unit
• •
•
• • •
• •
BUILDING BRIDGES - REFUGEE HEALTH PROFESSIONALS PARTNERSHIP | PAGE 21
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
• • • • •
• •
• •