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A snapshot into... Manchester
Manchester is known as ‘the powerhouse of the North of England’. It has a population of 530, 300 and Greater Manchester has a population of 2.68 million, making it the second largest city in the UK. It is a hotbed of the industry with one of the highest growth rates of any cities in the UK. It has the third largest economic centre in the UK and the city is a sprawling metropolis with a rich history of architecture, a popular art scene and a cultural legacy encompassing famous artists, musicians, authors. Manchester is one of the country’s most diverse cities, where 37% of schoolchildren speak another language in addition to English...
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Fern Tithecott
11 May 2022
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11 May 2022
Understanding BDS checks
Before you can start your NHS post, it is a UK legal requirement for you to undertake a Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check. It is important to note that you can only complete your enhanced DBS check once you are in the UK as you need a UK address. You should also ensure the check is “enhanced”. What is an Enhanced DBS check? An enhanced DBS check is a check on your criminal convictions and cautions record. The check is required for job roles that involve caring for children and vulnerable adults. An enhanced DBS includes details of all convictions on record...
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Fern Tithecott
09 May 2022
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09 May 2022
Fellow of the Royal College of Anaesthetists examinations
To become a Fellow of the Royal College of Anaesthetists by examination, you must pass: The Primary Exam Multiple-Choice-Question Paper OSCE and SOE The Final Exam Multiple-Choice-Question Paper Short-Answer-Question Exam SOE Those who pass the above exams will then be able to use the letters FRCA (Fellowship of the Royal College of Anaesthetists) after their name, as long as you are a Fellow or Member of the College. Exam Fees Primary MCQ £355 Primary OSCE & SOE £655 Primary OSCE £...
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Fern Tithecott
06 May 2022
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06 May 2022
Eid celebrations within the UK
The UK is home to over 3.4 million Muslims and therefore many events take place throughout the country to celebrate significant dates and holidays in the Islamic calendar. As Ramadan draws to a close, I know that Eid celebrations will now begin for many of you. Celebrations to mark Eid al-Fitr will take place in cities all over the UK. To give you a flavour of what you can expect from Eid festivities in the UK here is a list of some of the events that are happening this year. Birmingham Celebrations to mark Eid al-Fitr in Birmingham have been announced across the city, here is a selection of these and where they take place. ...
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Fern Tithecott
29 April 2022
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29 April 2022
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European Specialty Examination in Gastroenterology & Hepatology
From January 2018 the Specialty Certificate Examination (SCE) in Gastroenterology and the European Section and Board of Gastroenterology and Hepatology Examination (ESBGHE), was replaced by the European Specialty Examination in Gastroenterology and Hepatology (ESEGH). For European based candidates, the examination is a demonstration of having achieved the knowledge necessary to fulfil the requirements of the ESBGH curriculum which is a Europe-wide description of the level expected of a specialist in gastroenterology and hepatology. The ESEGH is mandated for trainees in the Netherlands and Switzerland. Candidates from Europe, UK...
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Fern Tithecott
28 April 2022
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28 April 2022
MRCP SCE in Neurology
This Blog outlines everything you need to know about the MRCP SCE Examination in Neurology! It is firstly important to note that the Royal College of Physicians SCE certificates are not something that you can use for your GMC registration. However, having an SCE certification on your CV is extremely valuable and will definitely attract prospective NHS employers. Additionally, the SCE certifications will also benefit any Doctor who is planning on becoming a Consultant and progressing through the CESR route. What are the entry requirements? There are no eligibility requirements for international candidates. That said...
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Fern Tithecott
25 April 2022
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25 April 2022
CESR Specific guidance for Clinical Radiology
To be awarded a CESR, you must demonstrate that your specialist training, qualifications and experience are equivalent to a doctor who has successfully completed training according to the CCT curriculum for Clinical radiology. The curriculum is structured around 12 learning outcomes called “Capabilities in Practice” (CiPs). How much evidence to submit As a general guide, most applications contain around 800-1000 pages of evidence. . This guidance on documents to supply is not exhaustive and you may have alternative evidence. You do not necessarily have to supply every type of evidence listed...
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Fern Tithecott
19 April 2022
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19 April 2022
How to restore your GMC licence
To practice medicine in the UK you will need to hold GMC Registration with a licence to practice. An individual’s status as a registered doctor holding a licence to practise will form part of their electronic record on the GMC’s List of Registered Medical Practitioners. Often, doctors leave the UK to visit family and during this time some like to take up temporary work in their home country. The GMC does not require doctors to retain registration or a licence to practice when they are not engaged in medical practice in the UK. During this instance...
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Fern Tithecott
14 April 2022
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14 April 2022
A snapshot into... Chester!
Chester is a city in northwest England that was founded in the first century A.D. as a Roman fortress. Chester is famous for its extensive Roman walls composed of red sandstone from the local area. Chester is a historic city with an interesting past. This city has a lot to offer students, young professionals, and tourists alike, with so much culture and entertainment to enjoy, as well as a prestigious university and outstanding career possibilities. Countess Of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust The Countess of Chester Hospital is a 600-bed,single site general hospital situated on the outskirts of Chester. The Trust has over 3...
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Fern Tithecott
13 April 2022
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13 April 2022
How to pass MRCP first time
The Royal College of Physicians provides specialty examinations that are globally recognised as excellent quality benchmarks of medical knowledge and clinical skills. This examination is the best route to GMC Registration for any international Doctor wanting to work within the NHS as a Medicine or Acute Medicine physician. The federation is a partnership of: The Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh The Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow The Royal College of Physicians of London To obtain Membership of the Royal College of Physicians you will have to sit three exams: MRCP(UK) Part 1 - £594: Please note that the ...
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Fern Tithecott
11 April 2022
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11 April 2022
A Snapshot into... Scarborough!
Scarborough is an attractive town on the stunning Yorkshire Coast and is blessed with two sandy bays. It offers sandy beaches, breath-taking coastline and wonderful family attractions to many tourists throughout the year and of course the lucky locals! York and Scarborough Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust provides a comprehensive range of acute hospital and specialist healthcare services for approximately 800,000 people living in and around York, North Yorkshire, North East Yorkshire and Ryedale - an area covering 3,400 square miles. Scarborough Hospital is the Trust’s second largest hospital...
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Fern Tithecott
17 March 2022
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17 March 2022
The Professional Duty of Candor within the NHS and how to approach it in an interview
When something goes wrong with a patient's treatment or care and causes, or has the potential to create, harm or distress, every health and care provider must be upfront and honest with them. This is known in the NHS as The Professional Duty of Candor. Under this code of conduct health care providers within the NHS are expected to: tell the person (or, where appropriate, their advocate, carer or family) when something has gone wrong apologise to the person (or, where appropriate, their advocate, carer or family) offer an appropriate remedy or support to put matters right (if possible) explain fully to the person (or, where appropriate, their advocate...
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Fern Tithecott
17 March 2022
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17 March 2022