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Turn your clinical expertise into a flexible, high-value AI training career
Medical AI Trainer Training is a practical, doctor-focused programme that helps medical professionals break into one of the fastest-growing remote income opportunities available to qualified clinicians today: training and evaluating medical AI models for platforms like Mercor, Ethos, Outlier, and Cactus.
Led by Dr. Ajah, this course takes you from a standing start to a fully optimised, interview-ready profile. Rather than generic advice, the training focuses on what actually gets doctors accepted and paid — how these platforms evaluate applicants, what the AI-graded tasks really look like, and how to avoid the common mistakes that get even experienced clinicians rejected or flagged.
Fee: £100 (payable in 2 instalments via the LAJ Academy website)
What You'll Learn
Module 1: Before You Apply
Optimizing your CV for the role
Gaining and maintaining the most common competencies
Demonstrating domain knowledge and expertise
Module 2: Applying
Referral vs. direct application
Understanding the Medical AI task
Delivering on the task
Avoiding the use of AI in Medical AI work
Step by Step: How to Succeed on Common Medical AI Platforms — Mercor, Ethos, Outlier, Cactus
Module 3: Succeeding at Interview
Medical AI interview language with the AI interviewer
Onboarding and getting ready for work
Work authorization examples by country
Payout options by country
Bonus: 1-2-1 CV Review Session with Dr. Ajah
Personalised feedback and a strategy to implement before your next session, four weeks later.
Feedback on your CV
Free Medical AI Trainer CV template
Medical AI Job Tracker
Progress review in 4 weeks
What Doctors Can Earn (Illustrative Rates)
Actual pay depends on your specialty, credentials, and project availability at the time you apply. These figures reflect current published rates as of mid-2026, shown as illustrative weekly ranges based on typical hours:
Pay varies significantly by platform. On Mercor, doctors typically earn around £100–£220 per hour, with specialty roles reaching as high as £320 per hour; most trainers work roughly 10–15 hours a week (a 10-hour minimum applies while a project is active), which translates to an illustrative weekly payout of about £1,200–£2,200. Ethos pays somewhat less per hour, around £90–£180, but allows up to 20 hours of work a week, though this volume isn't guaranteed — at full availability, that works out to roughly £1,800 a week. Outlier sits at the lower end of the range, paying about £28–£48 per hour for credentialed medical tasks, though its flexible schedule with no minimum hours can still bring in an illustrative £280–£720 a week depending on how much time you commit. Cactus is the least established of the four in terms of public rate data, so weekly earnings aren't yet well documented — doctors considering this platform should verify current rates directly during the application process.
Note: these are gross rates before currency conversion and tax. Most platforms treat trainees as independent contractors rather than employees, and earnings depend heavily on how much project work you're actually matched to, not just the headline rate.
Ready to Get Started?
Enrol today for £100 (2 instalments available) via the LAJ Academy website and start building your Medical AI Trainer career with Dr. Ajah.
Advance into Senior, Supervisory and Leadership Roles in Adult Care
Are you an experienced adult care professional ready to take greater responsibility for care delivery, team coordination, quality improvement and person-centred practice?
The City & Guilds Level 4 Diploma in Adult Care (4222-34) is an advanced work-based qualification designed for individuals working in senior or specialist adult care roles.
It supports the development of the knowledge, judgement and occupational competence required to contribute effectively to high-quality adult social care services.
Who Is This Programme For?
The programme is suitable for:
Senior care workers
Senior support workers
Lead practitioners
Care coordinators
Team leaders
Deputy managers
Experienced adult care professionals preparing for greater responsibility
Internationally trained healthcare professionals working within adult care services
Learners should normally be employed in an appropriate adult care role that provides sufficient responsibility and workplace opportunities to demonstrate the required competencies.
What You Will Develop
The programme will support learners to strengthen their understanding and practice in areas such as:
Advanced person-centred care
Professional communication and partnership working
Safeguarding adults and managing risk
Equality, diversity, inclusion and human rights
Supporting health and wellbeing
Leading and improving care practice
Maintaining quality, safety and accountability
Reflective practice and professional development
Supporting colleagues and contributing to effective teams
Applying legislation, organisational policies and care standards
The qualification may support progression towards senior practitioner, team leader, deputy manager and other advanced adult care positions. Career progression will also depend on the learner’s experience, employer requirements and any additional regulatory requirements attached to a particular role.
Flexible Work-Based Delivery
LAJ Academy plans to deliver the programme through a flexible combination of:
Live online teaching and professional discussions
Guided workplace learning
Individual assessor support
Evidence and portfolio development
Written assignments and reflective accounts
Professional questioning
Witness testimony and workplace evidence
Direct observation of practice where required
Regular progress reviews and feedback
Assessment will be personalised to the learner’s occupational role while remaining consistent with the requirements of the qualification.
Approval Status
LAJ Academy has recently obtained City & Guilds centre approval.
Approval to deliver the City & Guilds Level 4 Diploma in Adult Care (4222-34) is currently pending, with a qualification approval decision anticipated in August 2026.
LAJ Academy is currently accepting expressions of interest and pre-course enquiries. Formal enrolment, assessment and qualification delivery will begin only after written qualification approval has been confirmed by City & Guilds.
Workplace Requirements
Applicants must have access to an appropriate adult care workplace or placement where they can:
Undertake responsibilities relevant to the qualification
Generate authentic workplace evidence
Be observed carrying out relevant care activities
Receive appropriate employer or workplace support
Demonstrate occupational competence over time
LAJ Academy will review each applicant’s role and workplace before confirming eligibility.
Register Your Interest
Register now to receive further information about:
Eligibility and entry requirements
Course fees and instalment options
Employer involvement
Assessment and observation arrangements
Expected programme duration
Planned August 2026 qualification approval and intake
Register Your Interest – August 2026 Intake
Build Your Career as a Skilled Healthcare Support Professional
Are you currently working, or planning to work, as a healthcare assistant, clinical support worker or healthcare support professional?
The City & Guilds Level 3 Diploma in Healthcare Support (4346-31) is designed to help learners develop the knowledge, practical competence and professional behaviours required to provide safe, effective and person-centred care within healthcare settings.
This work-based qualification is suitable for individuals working in settings such as:
NHS and independent hospitals
Community healthcare services
Primary care and outpatient services
Maternity, mental health and rehabilitation services
Other clinical and healthcare support environments
What You Will Develop
Through structured learning, workplace practice and competency-based assessment, learners will develop skills in areas including:
Person-centred care and communication
Duty of care and professional responsibilities
Safeguarding and protection from harm
Health, safety and infection prevention
Equality, diversity and inclusion
Supporting clinical care and healthcare activities
Reflective practice and continuing professional development
Working effectively within multidisciplinary healthcare teams
The programme may support career progression into senior healthcare support roles, specialist support positions, further professional qualifications or future applications to healthcare degree programmes, subject to the entry requirements of the relevant institution.
Flexible and Supported Learning
LAJ Academy plans to offer flexible learning through a combination of:
Tutor-led online teaching
Guided independent study
Workplace-based learning
Portfolio development
Assessor feedback and professional support
Direct workplace observation where required
Alternative valid assessment methods where permitted by City & Guilds requirements
Each learner will receive an individual induction and assessment plan based on their role, experience and workplace opportunities.
Approval Status
LAJ Academy has recently obtained City & Guilds centre approval.
Approval to deliver the City & Guilds Level 3 Diploma in Healthcare Support (4346-31) is currently pending, with a qualification approval decision anticipated in August 2026.
Expressions of interest and pre-course enquiries are now being accepted. Formal enrolment, assessment and qualification delivery will begin only after written qualification approval has been confirmed by City & Guilds.
Who Should Register Their Interest?
This programme is suitable for:
Healthcare assistants
Healthcare support workers
Clinical support workers
Senior support workers seeking formal recognition
Internationally trained healthcare professionals working in support roles
Individuals seeking progression within NHS or independent healthcare services
Applicants must have access to an appropriate healthcare workplace or placement that enables them to demonstrate the required occupational competencies.
Register Your Interest
Register today to receive information about:
Entry requirements
Course fees and payment plans
Expected start dates
Workplace and employer requirements
Assessment arrangements
Qualification approval updates
Register Your Interest – August 2026 Intake
COMING SOON
Pathways to UK NHS ENT Practice for IMGs
A practical guide to entering, understanding and progressing in UK NHS Ear, Nose and Throat practice
LAJ Academy is delighted to announce that Mr Innocent Odiba, FWACS, MRCS (ENT), has secured the second space in our Affiliate Medical Educator Creator Programme.
Mr Odiba is a Consultant ENT Surgeon in Nigeria and an ENT Specialist practising in the United Kingdom. Drawing on his experience across both healthcare systems, he is developing a practical course to help International Medical Graduates understand the pathway into UK NHS ENT practice.
The profile follows LAJ Academy’s current practical, career-focused approach to IMG education and NHS progression. View LAJ Academy’s existing courses.
About the Course
Moving into UK NHS ENT practice requires more than clinical knowledge. International Medical Graduates must understand NHS structures, recruitment processes, professional expectations, clinical governance, portfolio requirements and the available pathways for career progression.
Pathways to UK NHS ENT Practice for IMGs will provide structured, experience-based guidance for doctors who want to:
Secure their first NHS post in ENT.
Transition safely and confidently into UK ENT practice.
Understand the responsibilities and expectations of different ENT roles.
Strengthen their ENT-focused CV, supporting statement and professional portfolio.
Prepare for NHS ENT interviews and clinical scenarios.
Develop a realistic pathway towards higher specialist training, CESR/Portfolio Pathway or long-term specialty career progression.
Who Is This Course For?
This course is designed for:
International Medical Graduates interested in ENT.
Overseas ENT trainees and specialists planning to work in the UK.
Doctors applying for NHS Clinical Fellow, Trust Grade, Specialty Doctor or locally employed ENT posts.
Doctors already working in the NHS who want to move into ENT.
NHS ENT doctors seeking clearer career and portfolio progression.
Proposed Course Content
Participants will be guided through key areas including:
Understanding UK NHS ENT Practice
How ENT services are structured.
Emergency, elective, outpatient and theatre responsibilities.
Working within multidisciplinary teams.
Routes into NHS ENT Employment
GMC registration and essential requirements.
Finding suitable ENT vacancies.
Understanding common NHS ENT job titles and grades.
ENT-Focused Applications and Interviews
Developing a competitive NHS CV.
Writing an effective supporting statement.
Preparing for clinical, professional and governance questions.
Preparing for Safe Clinical Practice
Common ENT emergencies and presentations.
Escalation, documentation and communication.
Consent, safeguarding and patient safety.
Building Your ENT Portfolio
Clinical audit and quality improvement.
Research, teaching, presentations and publications.
Workplace-based assessments and evidence collection.
Career Progression in UK ENT
NHS specialty training.
Specialty Doctor and Specialist career routes.
CESR/Portfolio Pathway preparation.
Developing an individual ENT career action plan.
What Participants Will Gain
By completing the course, participants should be better equipped to:
Understand how UK NHS ENT services operate.
Identify suitable entry routes into NHS ENT practice.
Prepare stronger ENT job applications.
Approach interviews with greater structure and confidence.
Adapt safely to NHS clinical and professional expectations.
Build a focused portfolio for long-term ENT career progression.
Meet the Course Creator
Mr Innocent Odiba, FWACS, MRCS (ENT)
Consultant ENT Surgeon – Nigeria
ENT Specialist – United Kingdom
Affiliate Medical Educator Creator – LAJ Academy UK
Mr Innocent Odiba brings specialist ENT experience from both Nigeria and the United Kingdom. His cross-system perspective enables him to understand the clinical, professional and career challenges faced by IMGs transitioning into NHS practice.
Through this course, he will provide practical guidance grounded in real professional experience—helping participants make informed decisions, avoid common mistakes and develop achievable pathways into UK NHS ENT practice.
Course Delivery
Structured online learning.
Practical career and portfolio guidance.
ENT-focused NHS application and interview preparation.
Live or recorded teaching sessions.
Supporting learning resources and templates.
Certificate of completion from LAJ Academy, subject to the final course arrangements.
Register Your Interest
Course launching soon.
Join the waiting list to receive updates about:
The confirmed launch date.
Final course curriculum.
Course fees and instalment options.
Early-registration opportunities.
LAJ Academy UK
Supporting International Medical Graduates to enter, adapt and progress within the NHS.
Are you a doctor, nurse, healthcare professional, medical educator, trainer or experienced course creator?
LAJ Academy is inviting 25 founding creators to join the first phase of our Affiliate Medical Educator Creator Programme across 25 major UK cities.
For just £144 per year, you can develop and publish high-quality healthcare education courses through the LAJ Academy platform—without needing to build your own website, learning management system or course-marketing infrastructure.
Start with Just £36
Choose the payment option that works for you:
Annual payment: £144 paid in full
Instalment plan: Four payments of £36
You Create the Course. We Support the Rest.
As an approved LAJ Academy creator, you can focus on developing valuable, high-quality course content.
LAJ Academy will provide:
Course hosting on the LAJ Academy website and learning management system
A professional platform through which learners can access your course
Support with course presentation, structure and quality assurance
Marketing support to reach UK and international audiences
Opportunities to build your professional profile as a medical educator
Administrative support for learner registration and course access
Payment of 60% of the course selling price for your approved courses
Build an Additional Income Stream
Turn your existing knowledge, skills and professional experience into a flexible online course.
With the right course topic, high-quality content, effective promotion and sufficient learner demand, creators may have the potential to generate over £2,000 per month in additional income.
Actual earnings are not guaranteed and will depend on course quality, pricing, learner demand, marketing performance and sales.
More Than a Side Hustle
This programme can help you:
Build your medical education portfolio
Demonstrate teaching, leadership and course-development experience
Share your expertise with healthcare professionals worldwide
Strengthen your professional brand
Develop a flexible additional income stream
Impact the next generation of healthcare professionals
Courses may cover areas such as:
NHS career development
Clinical skills and specialty education: Develop high-quality courses for medical and health professions students in high-demand areas such as emergency and acute care, general medicine, cardiology, respiratory medicine, diabetes and endocrinology, neurology, mental health, paediatrics, obstetrics and gynaecology, general surgery, trauma and orthopaedics, oncology, anaesthetics and critical care, general practice, public health, radiology, palliative care, elderly care, nursing, pharmacy and allied health practice.
Courses may cover clinical examination, practical procedures, patient deterioration, emergency management, OSCE preparation, case-based learning, communication, safeguarding, infection prevention, medicines safety, clinical leadership, research, digital health and NHS workplace readiness. These areas align well with the broad course supply and learner interest visible across major UK healthcare learning platforms, particularly in clinical assessment, mental health, emergency care, prescribing, healthcare support, research and digital health.
Creators may develop introductory, intermediate or advanced content, including:
Clinical examination and procedural skills
Specialty-focused teaching
Case-based learning
OSCE and simulation preparation
Patient-safety and clinical-governance education
Multidisciplinary team training
NHS induction and workplace-readiness courses
Revision programmes for students and qualified professionals
Continuing professional development courses
All course proposals should clearly identify the intended profession and learner level. Content must remain evidence-based, appropriately referenced and within the creator’s professional competence. Course publication should not imply formal GMC, NMC, HCPC, NHS or Royal College endorsement unless separate written approval or accreditation has been obtained.
Research and academic writing
Clinical audit and quality improvement
Medical teaching
Leadership and management
Healthcare support
Adult social care
Public health
Examination preparation
Professional development
Digital health and healthcare innovation
All proposed courses will be reviewed and must meet LAJ Academy’s academic, professional and quality standards before publication.
Launching Across 25 Major UK Cities
The first phase will focus on:
London, Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds, Sheffield, Nottingham, Leicester, Bristol, Cardiff, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Newcastle, Belfast, Coventry, Southampton, Oxford, Cambridge, Milton Keynes, Reading, Luton, Northampton, Wolverhampton, Aberdeen and Dundee.
Applicants from other parts of the United Kingdom and international medical educators may also register their interest.
Only 25 Founding Creator Spaces Available
We are limiting the first phase to 25 creators so that each participant can receive appropriate onboarding and platform support.
Join for £144 Per Year
Or Pay in Four Instalments of Just £36
Turn your professional knowledge into a structured online course, build your medical education portfolio and receive 60% of the selling price of your approved courses.
Become a Founding Creator – Start with £36
Pay £144 in Full
Creator applications and proposed courses are subject to review and approval. Payment of the programme fee does not guarantee course approval, learner enrolments, sales or a specific level of income. Full programme terms and conditions apply.
Research, Clinical Audit & Teaching (RAT) Course for New NHS IMGs
Includes an Opportunity to Contribute to a Collaborative Peer-Reviewed Article
Build a stronger NHS portfolio with practical, structured learning in research, clinical audit/quality improvement and teaching.
The LAJ Academy RAT Course is a 100% self-paced programme for new NHS IMGs, trust-grade doctors, clinical fellows and doctors preparing for competitive specialty-training, fellowship or academic opportunities.
Rather than simply stating that you are “interested” in research, audit or teaching, this course helps you understand how to plan, contribute to, document and present meaningful work that can strengthen your professional development evidence.
You will also receive entry to the LAJ Academy Research Writing Group, including an opportunity to contribute actively to a collaborative article that may be submitted to a peer-reviewed journal.
What you will learn
Research and academic writing
Learn how to:
Develop a focused research question and project idea
Carry out structured literature searches
Use references and avoid common academic-writing mistakes
Critically appraise medical literature
Understand basic study design and research methodology
Write abstracts, posters and manuscript sections
Learn the foundations of narrative reviews, systematic reviews and collaborative writing
Understand peer review, publication processes, authorship and contributorship
Clinical audit and quality improvement
Learn how to:
Identify a realistic audit or QI topic within your NHS department or local setting
Select relevant standards and measurable targets
Create aims, objectives and an appropriate methodology
Collect, analyse and present data
Interpret findings and make practical recommendations
Develop an action plan and demonstrate improvement
Understand re-audit and closing the audit loop
Produce portfolio-ready evidence of your contribution
Teaching and medical education
Learn how to:
Identify learners’ needs
Write clear aims, objectives and learning outcomes
Plan and structure a teaching session
Use appropriate teaching methods and resources
Deliver engaging teaching to students, colleagues or multidisciplinary teams
Collect meaningful feedback
Assess learner understanding
Reflect on your teaching and produce evidence for your NHS portfolio
Opportunity to contribute to a collaborative peer-reviewed article
Course enrolment includes access to the LAJ Academy Research Writing Group.
This gives committed participants an opportunity to contribute to collaborative academic projects, which may include literature searching, screening articles, critical appraisal, drafting sections, reference management, manuscript review and responding to feedback.
This is designed to help doctors gain genuine experience of how an academic article progresses from an initial idea through collaborative drafting, submission and peer review.
Previous research-writing collaboration has contributed to:
“Vascular Surgery Training and Practice in West Africa: A Narrative Review of Current Capacity and Challenges”
Published in the Journal of the West African College of Surgeons.
Read the published article
A further collaborative article:
“Emerging of Robotic Surgery in West Africa: Opportunities and Challenges Across Surgical Specialties”
has been accepted for publication by the Journal of the West African College of Surgeons.
This course therefore provides more than theory. It offers the opportunity to build research skills through real collaborative academic work.
Important: Participation in the Research Writing Group does not guarantee authorship, publication, journal acceptance or a training post. Authorship will be based on meaningful, documented contribution and recognised authorship standards. Any article remains subject to editorial and peer-review decisions by the relevant journal.
Why this matters for NHS training applications
Research, clinical audit/QI and teaching experience continue to be relevant across many NHS specialty-training pathways. Their exact weighting varies by specialty and recruitment round, but current national guidance for Core Surgical Training identifies research, audit/QI and teaching as desirable experience, while the 2025/26 portfolio process includes formal evidence-based scoring.
For higher surgical training, including General Surgery ST3, national person specifications also recognise audit/QI and broader professional-development evidence.
The medical-training prioritisation arrangements do not remove the value of a strong, well-evidenced application. NHS England states that, for posts starting in 2026, prioritisation applies at the offer stage; for posts starting from 2027, it is intended to apply at both shortlisting and offer stages. This makes it particularly important to understand the requirements of your target specialty, maximise the quality of evidence you can legitimately claim and prepare thoroughly for assessed recruitment stages.
This course does not promise a training number. It helps you develop skills and evidence that may support applications where research, audit/QI and teaching are assessed or valued.
Who this course is for
This course is suitable for:
New NHS IMGs
Trust-grade doctors and clinical fellows
Doctors preparing for Core Training, ST3, GP, radiology, medical, surgical or academic applications
Doctors who want to start or improve a clinical audit/QI project
Doctors who want to build a teaching portfolio
Doctors with limited previous research or publication experience
Doctors looking for structured support and collaborative academic opportunities
What is included
100% self-paced online learning
Practical research, audit and teaching guidance
Reusable templates, examples and checklists
Structured support to plan your own research, audit/QI or teaching activity
Entry to the LAJ Academy Research Writing Group
Opportunity to contribute to a collaborative article for possible peer-reviewed submission
Guidance on documenting evidence for your portfolio, appraisal and interview discussions
Study around your NHS shifts, exams, family commitments and other responsibilities.
Flexible Payment Plan — £200 Total
Start your course today with a £50 deposit at checkout. The remaining balance will be spread across three affordable monthly instalments of £50 each.
Deposit: £50.00 — charged at checkout
Instalment 1: £50.00 — charged after 1 month
Instalment 2: £50.00 — charged after 2 months
Instalment 3: £50.00 — charged after 3 months
Total Course Fee: £200.00
Start today with just £50, then spread the remaining balance across three monthly instalments.
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Build your evidence. Develop real skills. Contribute meaningfully. Strengthen your NHS portfolio.
NHS Apprenticeship Pathways — structured training routes into clinical, support, and managerial roles within the health service
We support institutions in connecting students to NHS career pathways through structured apprenticeship programmes.
NHS apprenticeships range from Level 2 (GCSE equivalent) to Level 7 (Master’s level) and offer earn-while-you-learn routes into healthcare careers.
👉 Explore opportunities:
NHS apprenticeships
Allied Health Profession (AHP) Pathways
Level 2–4: Support Roles
Entry-level roles supporting registered professionals:
Occupational Therapy Support Worker
Physiotherapy Assistant
Radiography Assistant
Speech & Language Therapy Assistant
Podiatry Assistant
💡 Progression Pathway:
➡ Assistant Practitioner (Level 4/5)
➡ Degree Apprenticeship (Level 6)
Level 6: Degree Apprenticeships
Fully qualified professionals (HCPC-registered via Health and Care Professions Council):
Paramedic
Physiotherapist
Occupational Therapist
Dietitian
Diagnostic/Therapeutic Radiographer
Speech & Language Therapist
Operating Department Practitioner
💡 Outcome:
✔ BSc (or equivalent)
✔ Professional registration
✔ Independent clinical practice
Nursing & Public Health Pathways
Nursing Associate (Level 5)
Registered Nurse Degree Apprenticeship (Level 6)
Advanced Clinical Practitioner (Level 7)
Public health roles include:
Public Health Practitioner
Health Improvement Practitioner
Ambulance & Emergency Care Pathways
Entry-Level (Level 2–4)
Ambulance Care Assistant
Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)
Emergency Care Assistant (ECA)
Emergency Call Handler
Advanced (Level 6)
Paramedic (Degree Apprenticeship)
💡 Role Includes:
Advanced clinical assessment
Emergency care decision-making
Independent patient management
SUPPORT FOR COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES
We provide institutional support through:
We bridge the gap between healthcare, education, and innovation—enabling organisations to build compliant, impactful, and future-ready solutions within the UK ecosystem.
Facilitating NHS & GP Placements
Especially for universities facing placement shortages
Student Work Experience Opportunities
Tailored to career interests
NHS-aligned exposure
Partnership Development
Collaboration with NHS Trusts
Local authority engagement
Apprenticeship programme delivery
👉 Learn more about NHS experience pathways via NHS Careers
NHS Career Guidance Programme
The NHS Career Guidance Masterclass by LAJ Academy UK is specifically designed to support International Medical Graduates (IMGs) who are:
Seeking their first NHS role, or
Looking to achieve career progression within the NHS
For just £50, you will gain access to three exclusive in-house resources plus a personalised 1-to-1 session.
What You Will Receive:
1️⃣ NHS Job Masterclass for IMGs & Overseas Doctors
A structured, practical guide covering:
Understanding NHS recruitment processes
How shortlisting works
Interview preparation strategies
Common mistakes IMGs make — and how to avoid them
2️⃣ NHS Job Application & Feedback Tracker
A professionally designed tracker to:
Monitor applications efficiently
Analyse feedback from unsuccessful applications
Identify patterns and improve outcomes
3️⃣ NHS-Compliant CV Template
A structured CV template tailored specifically for NHS standards, helping you present your experience in a way that aligns with UK shortlisting criteria.
🎥 Bonus: Personalised 1-to-1 Zoom Session
You will also receive a dedicated 1-to-1 Zoom consultation with:
Dr Jonathan Ajah
MBBS, MPH, MSc, MWACS, MAcadMed, FHEA, MRCS
During this session, you will receive:
Individualised CV feedback
Application strategy guidance
Career progression advice
Answers to your NHS career questions
This programme is ideal for IMGs who want clarity, structure, and expert guidance at an affordable cost.
Health Tech Startups
Our Services
Regulatory & Governance Support
Guidance on UK frameworks (e.g. General Medical Council standards, MHRA principles, NHS pathways)
Post-market surveillance and product improvement strategies
AI in Healthcare (Ethical & Safe Use)
Clinical reasoning support tools
Differential diagnosis systems
Treatment planning optimisation
AI-assisted patient documentation
Medical literature interpretation
Health Product Design
Wearables (e.g. health watches, biosensors)
Remote patient monitoring systems
Digital vital signs platforms
Clinical workflow integration
EDTech Startups
Our Services
Curriculum-Aligned Product Design
In line with UK regulators such as:
General Medical Council
Nursing and Midwifery Council
Royal Medical Colleges
Educational Software Development
Virtual Learning Environments (VLEs)
Psychometric testing platforms
Question banks & revision tools
Assessment and competency tracking systems
Training & CPD Development
Online and in-person CPD programmes
NHS-aligned training delivery
Apprenticeship-linked education pathways
💡 Added Value:
We help define:
Pricing strategy
Value proposition
Product differentiation
Market positioning
Are You Struggling to Secure an NHS Job?
•Have you submitted hundreds — even thousands — of applications with no interview offers?
•Has your GMC registration been active for over a year, and you’re now considering giving up your licence due to a lack of a designated body?
•Are you running out of time on your UK visa, fearing you may have to leave before securing employment?
•Are you worried about how the UK Medical Prioritisation Bill (currently progressing through Parliament) could impact IMG opportunities?
•Have you attended multiple NHS interviews but received no job offers?
If this sounds like you, please read carefully.
This is a structured, practical, and results-focused training programme designed to help you secure an NHS job offer as soon as realistically possible.
What You Will Gain
Strategic Career Guidance for NHS IMGs
•Understanding how NHS shortlisting works
•How to tailor applications to pass shortlisting filters
Common CV & Application Mistakes
•Why strong doctors get rejected
•How to optimise supporting statements properly
Portfolio Building Basics
•What actually matters
•What to prioritise quickly for impact
Live Practical Interview Framework Training
•CAMP – 'Tell me about yourself'
•SPIES – Clinical scenarios
•STAR – Behavioural & ethical questions
•SPIKES – Breaking bad news
•BRAN – Consent discussions
NHS Interview Hot Topics Covered
•Probity
•Duty of Candour
•DNACPR
•Confidentiality
•Clinical audit & research participation
•Professionalism & governance
Bonus: Alternative Career Options
Guidance on non-medical NHS roles, alternative UK career pathways, and strategic backup options.
Limited Waitlisting Training – Urgent Access
Programme Delivery
Access to structured learning modules, flexible group Zoom sessions, and optional individual Zoom support.
Delivered by Mr Jonathan Ajah, MBBS, MPH, MSc, MWACS, MAcadMed, FHEA, MRCS – Director, LAJ Academy UK.
Take action now. Your NHS job offer could depend on what you do next.
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