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Medical Licensing Commission : Fundamental Regulatory Differences Between the MLC and the GMC

*Key Differences Medical Licensing Commission (MLC) General Medical Council (GMC)
Jurisdiction International United Kingdom
Licentiate Practising Rights Global United Kingdom
Leadership Structure Worldwide Residents (Multi - Racial) United Kingdom Residents (Mainly White Caucasian)
Licensure Format 50 Year Fixed Tenure, without any Annual Hassles or Complications Annual (at the sole discretion of the GMC)
Basic Licensure Cost Basic Licensure : Less than 50 Pence (50p) Per Month ( Payable as a one-off Fee for the whole 50 Year Tenure) One Year of Basic General Medical Council Licensure (and Registration) costs more than the whole 50 Year Basic MLC Offering.
Licensure Fee Increments Permanently Fixed from the day you join Not Permanently Fixed from the day you join
Scope of Clinical Practise Multiple Grey Areas within Orthodox Conventional Clinical Medicine which are not exclusive to GMC Licensed Doctors (i.e those duties which are performed by those who do not have GMC Licensure e.g Nurses, Pharmacists, Therapists, Technicians etc) ; PLUS Self-Care, Self-Help, Empowerment , Alternative Medicine , Traditional Medicine , Non- Surgical Cosmetic Procedures, Anti-Ageing , Mind Therapies, Energy Healing , Bodywork , Natural Fertility Support, Advanced Wellness Interventions , OTC Remedies etc Orthodox Conventional Clinical Medicine Only
Professional Liability Insurance Worldwide Cover from a wide range of International Organizations The GMC Requires Compulsory Insurance from Medical Defence Union and Medical Protection Societies within the UK
Certificate of Good Standing A 50 Year Certificate is Automatically Issued to each Licentiate upon Formal MLC Certification The GMC has Full Control of it's Registrant's Certificate of Good Standing ; and usually refuses to issue it directly to them.
Disciplinary Procedures All Formal MLC Complaints are officially forwarded directly to the Licentiates Themselves , for onward consideration and Possible Transmission to their Appropriate Professional Indemnity Providers (Insurers). The MLC will never Suspend or Erase or Strike Off . There are no Fanciful Public Show Trials either The GMC prouldy seems to formidably display a relatively unquenchable thirst for Excruciatingly Humiliating Public Disciplinary Hearings ; together with Draconian Suspension and Erasure Powers
Damage (Crisis) Control , When Things Go Wrong The Medical Licensing Commission always helps it's Licentiates to get back on their feet again - and Fly . . . The General Medical Council almost always seems to publicly rejoice whenever Precious Medical Careers sadly seem to be Helplessly Sinking down the drain . . .
Statutory Name Medical Licensing Commission General Medical Council
Professional Title of Registrants Medical Licensing Commission (MLC) Consultant General Medical Council (GMC) Registered Medical Practitioner
Exclusive Professional Prefix for Registrants Medical Licensing Commission Licentiates can either apply for their very own unique MLC Prefix Title - or lawfully use their original Doctor Title if they so wish , provided that they do not describe themselves as being a General Medical Council (GMC) Registered Medical Practitioner None. The GMC does not hold any Exclusive Statutory Rights to the title of Doctor.
Private Clinic Opportunities Medical Licensing Commission Licentiates can swiftly set up their very own Private Clinics immediately their MLC License , Professional Indemnity Insurance and Immigration Formalities (if necessary) are in place. The General Medical Council Establishment often prevents it's Registrants from running their very own Private Clinics ; especially those who are relatively young in the Medical Profession.

Exceedingly Important Professional News From The Medical Licensing Commission (MLC)

Important Professional Update from the Medical Licensing Commission (MLC):

Effective from the 16th of November 2009 , all UK (and Irish) Applicants for Registration with the Medical Licensing Commission will be subject to Additional Competence Checks.

All Potential MLC Applicants are therefore strongly advised to thoroughly ensure that they appropriately finish all of their MLC Licensure Formalities before 12 Midnight on the 15th of November 2009.

After the 16th of November 2009 , all UK (and Irish) Candidates will be required to sit for the MLC Entrance Exam which costs GBP 2999.

The Chief Regulatory Purpose of the MLC Entrance Exam will solely be to objectively decide whether a Specific Candidate is eligible for either MLC Option 1 or MLC Option 2. It will also assess whether a Specific Candidate will be ethically required to undergo Further Training prior to Formal MLC Licensure.

The Basic (MLC Option 1) 50 Year MLC Licensure Fee will still remain permanently fixed at GBP 299.

International Candidates (outside the UK and Ireland) will also be similarly affected.

Doctor Joseph Chikelue Obi | MLC | Doctor Obi | Dr Obi | Medical News Update

Saturday, 6 December 2008

Dr Joseph Chikelue Obi ¦ "More Ethnic Minority Doctors Should Publicly Challenge the General Medical Council." (*Archived Content)

Medical Licensing Commission (MLC) Boss , Professor Joseph Chikelue Obi , is said to be exceedingly impressed by the way in which an Ethnic Minority Doctor ,Dr Muhammad Siddiq , sensationally dismissed his allegedly inept Barrister during a highly controversial GMC Hearing and furiously stormed out ; after he was denied an Adjournment in which to find a New Lawyer.

Although Professor Joseph Obi is said not to endorse the globally publicized Human Sexuality Opinions which are currently being attributed to Dr Siddiq ; the MLC Chief Regulator seems to have been exceedingly happy with the exceptionally entertaining manner in which the Embattled Islamic Doctor publicly gave the GMC a thorough piece of his mind ; while making his highly dramatic exit.

Before leaving, Dr Siddiq boldly told the General Medical Council Panel in Manchester:

"I am in no position to represent myself and therefore I think that it is only appropriate that the panel make allowances for this by granting a reasonable time of adjournment.

It disappoints me greatly that this long and arduous journey in the hope of receiving the right to a fair hearing has come to an end by the panel's decision.

I have little or no option but to take no further part in proceedings and now request leave from the panel."


At the time of this online report , an Official Representative of Dr Joseph Chikelue Obi was unavailable for comment.

More details coming soon . . .
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