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Fellowships in Improvement, Perioperative Medicine Education & Innovation

We are now recruiting for 3 different exiting and challenging Fellowship posts.

Fellows will have a mixture of clinical and non- clinical duties working closely with their supervisor.

The posts will start in August 2015

Do get in touch with the leads or Dr Rob Stephens for more information.

Download the adverts here... and our advert from HCA

   
Education in Perioperative MedicineLead: Dr David WalkerSee Dr Walker talking about the fellowship
Improvement ScienceLead: Dr Ramani Moonesinghe 
Innovation ScienceLead: Prof Monty Mythen 

MSc in Perioperative Medicine!

Since 2014 we've run an Certificate, Diploma and MSc in Perioperative Medicine.

  • For those seeking expertise in the science of perioperative care
  • Innovative , e-learning design work at your own pace in 2-5 years
  • Delivered by renowned National and International experts

If you're interested, please look at the site!

Careers in Anaesthesia for junior doctors

This is a series of interviews with anaesthetists about their own career paths, what they enjoy about anaesthesia and what they find challenging. We hope it is a useful guide to students and doctors at various stages who are thinking of training to be an anaesthetist. We have great youtube videos of trainees and consultants thoughts on their carreers!. There is a great guide to the structure of training on our Central School of Anaesthesia website and more information from the Royal College of Anaesthetists careers page. Click on the names to download their interviews. Thank you to the intervewees and to Cameron Egan, Joy Chiang and Jenny Choi, visiting observers for doing all the work!

Dr Ellie Walker, ST1 in Anaesthesia: "...You get a lot of satisfaction from hearing the patients being happy with your work..."

Dr Richard Marks, Consultant in Anaesthesia "..."It seemed that all the interesting parts surrounding the surgery apart from actually doing the cutting was the anesthetist's job."

Dr Ronnie Marsh, ST2 in Anaesthesia: " I don't think you fully understand what the job is or what it will be like for you unless you're the one with the responsibilities at the end of the day dealing with the patients."

Dr Steve Harris, Academic Registrar in Anaesthesia: Interview by National Institute of Academic Anaesthesia "I don't think I would have been asked to go to Haiti if I didn't have the specific skill set of an anesthetist."

Dr Katrina Hope, CT1 in Anaesthesia: "I love Anaesthesia: I wouldn't look back for a second."

Dr Mark Edwards, SpR + Research Fellow in Anaesthesia Interview by National Institute of Academic Anaesthesia