Thank you for this elaborate description.... Sir, I have a question. Post MS Surgery from India, if I enrol as a non-academic SR in GI Surgery at a teaching hospital, will that experience be counted as SS training if I have a proper logbook, adequate number of publications and attendance in national/ international conferences?
Thank you. Are you saying we can now obtain a CCT after getting FRCS without completing a structured UK training for 5 years as IMGs with some training abroad? I am a Senior Registrar in General Surgery in Nigeria who is interested in obtaining a CCT in General Surgery in the UK. Would you advise me to come over to the UK immediately to start my training ir finish my training at home? I have recently passed MRCS part A. Much blessings
Can anyone in a non-training position in the UK who wants to pursue CESR Pathway to speciality register, also appear for FRCS JCSFE, instead of JCIE? Which one is recommended?
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Thank you for this elaborate description.... Sir, I have a question. Post MS Surgery from India, if I enrol as a non-academic SR in GI Surgery at a teaching hospital, will that experience be counted as SS training if I have a proper logbook, adequate number of publications and attendance in national/ international conferences?
Thank you.
Are you saying we can now obtain a CCT after getting FRCS without completing a structured UK training for 5 years as IMGs with some training abroad?
I am a Senior Registrar in General Surgery in Nigeria who is interested in obtaining a CCT in General Surgery in the UK.
Would you advise me to come over to the UK immediately to start my training ir finish my training at home?
I have recently passed MRCS part A.
Much blessings
Can anyone in a non-training position in the UK who wants to pursue CESR Pathway to speciality register, also appear for FRCS JCSFE, instead of JCIE? Which one is recommended?
Thanks for the clarifications, sir. Could you send your email address, sir?