Rachel Williams

Helping international doctors excel in medical English. Former nurse with 12+ years teaching experience. Expertise you can trust.

[British Somali Medical Association @TheBSMA]

It's that time of year again! 🎉
BSMA is hosting Mock MMI Interviews for aspiring medics! 🩺
Volunteer as an interviewer on Dec 1st to support our students, gain experience, make a difference—and earn a certificate!
Sign up here!
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#MedTwitter

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#Medtwitter meets #MedLinkedIn

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Let's talk: How to write your first book and overcome your inner critics.

November 15.

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#MEDTwitter

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On Friday, @DrKRautray delivered a clear and comprehensive talk on Internal Medicine Training for #IMGs

Everything you need to know from application to interviews and placements.

Here is a link. https://t.co/lmNgtXSIsi

#MedTwitter #LinkedInLives

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This Wednesday on LI - Putting Surgical Spirit Podcast Host in the Hot Seat. #ophthalmology #MedTwitter

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@DrNighatArif @herspirituk A glorious day to start #feetfirstfebruary along with my Dry (Jan is too long and dark) and sugarfree February

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@KevinAbroad1 'Knock it back' is used for both alcohol and liquid medications that taste bitter, similar to 'down'. Although down is used in the imperative, I can't see back being used that way.

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Want help to improve your Medical English or pass OET?

This little GPT will role play with you, give you helpful suggestions on how to improve and create interesting scenarios and dilemmas to discuss.

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https://t.co/JigPBfjAFI

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@aisolopreneur Can I be cheeky and add mine? You did inspire me to create it.

A GPT for International doctors who want to improve their Medical English and pass the OET exam.

https://t.co/JigPBfjAFI

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Use real medical programmes to improve your understanding of British medical English.

Here are 6 of the best you should watch.

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6/ One Born Every Minute

*Listen to genuine conversations.
*Learn the language needed for fast decision-making.

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@ezdubs_bot @Frederic_T76 @JackPosobiec A significant improvement.

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All 4 OET linguistic criteria explained in easy to understand English with advice on how to meet each one and get a Pass B.

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Comment OET

#ChatGPT #medtwitter #medicalenglish #oetexam

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I asked #ChatGPT for advice on passing the #OET exam.

I gave it the official criteria. I explained the format of the exam.

Wow! The advice it gave is 100‰. Everything I've been telling my students for the last 3 years.

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Comment: OET