Can Indian doctors work in guyana?

The Guyana Medical Council is the regulatory body who certifies doctors. Assuming an Indian doctor can satisfy the council of his or her academic and/or professional qualifications, they can practice medicine. There are, of course, other requirements to meet. Work permit, etc. read more

The Guyana Medical Council is the regulatory body who certifies doctors. Assuming an Indian doctor can satisfy the council of his or her academic and/or professional qualifications, they can practice medicine. read more

If you are a qualified medical doctor, your best opportunity is to work for a private medical clinic that caters for foreigners. Some of these clinics are attached to hospitals some are stand alone. There are probably 50,000 - 80,000 foreigners living and working in BJ. read more

Based on statistical evidence, Guyana was the recipient of 239,909 East Indian immigrants up to the termination of the system in 1917; Trinidad 143,939; Jamaica 36,412; Grenada 3,033; St. Vincent 2,472; St. Lucia 4,354; and St. Kitts 337. read more