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Medical Practice

neemish · 2012-06-03 23:53:58

Can a doctor who has had his medical lic. revoked in another country still practice medicine in Ireland?

04-06-2012 12:53am

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neemish

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Can a doctor who has had his medical lic. revoked in another country still practice medicine in Ireland?

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#2 04-06-2012 1:46am

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The Medical Council of Ireland maintains the register of doctors in Ireland, that is the only registration that matters.

As Irish registration is independent of third-country registration, I see no reason why being struck-off in another country automatically leads to disqualification here.

I imagine that the Medical Council would investigate any doctor whom it was aware was struck-off in another country though...

A phone call to the Medical Council could give you a definitive answer.

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#3 11-06-2012 11:21pm

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well, upon applying for the irish medical council there is a question/declaration that the applicant(doctor) hasn't had his/her registration denied by other authority etc.. check medicalcouncil website for details.

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