A training programme to help refugee doctors to work in the NHS is celebrating its latest number of recruits.
Medics from Iran, Syria, Libya, India, Pakistan and Ukraine have all signed on for the sessions which use high end simulations and current NHS staff to support transitions into hospitals and clinics.
The medical team involved in the project say there is a huge ‘untapped resource’ of highly skilled people in Scotland who could boost the workforce and cut patient waiting times.
