Applications are invited for 2 posts starting May and November 2022 for the Head and Neck anaesthesia fellowship posts at NPH
Friday 4th June 2021
Announcing the Imperial Novice Course - February/March 2021 please contact info@imperialnovice.com for details
Freely available to all Imperial School of Anaesthesia Trainees
Consultant led course - intense viva preparation including exam technique
The Marsden have a slot open for their airway research fellowship from Aug 2021. They will be considering any applications that arrive by/on the 4th December and plan to interview on the 18th December. The application is through the Marsden website fellowship pages (and not NHS jobs).
Please apply now for Fellowship posts in 2021/2022
Register to attend this Online event
12 month post involving 50% education and 50% clinical work. Develop and deliver educational opportunities for anaesthetic trainees including simulation training. Funding available to undertake a PG Cert in Education.
2 six month posts starting Feb '21 and Feb '22
This is a mandatory course aimed at those trainees who will be doing their Anaesthetic block in February 2020 in the North Central, North West or North East London Schools of Anaesthesia. This will include -
There are 4 face to face days (i.e. every Wednesday for 4 weeks: February 12th, 19th, 26th and March 4th) plus 1 day of Simulation later in the year. We recommend attending as many of the 4 days as possible but understand that some people may have booked leave or may be on nights. If you are doing a long day then most departments will release you for the day but expect you back to cover the evening shift. Please let rota organisers and college tutors know of study leave requests ASAP if this is the case.
The programme covers the Initial Assessment of Competencies (IAC) taken from the RCoA CCT in Anaesthetics curriculum - Basic Level Training (Annex B), with a few additional sessions deemed relevant to this early stage of training. These competencies are also required to be signed off by ACCS and ICM trainees and are included in the relevant specialty training curriculum documents. We have uploaded a copy of the draft programme from August 2019 onto to Synapse.
The course is designed to get everyone to an equivalent baseline to feel more prepared clinically. There will be some topics which we do not cover, but by teaching you the basics you will have something to build upon during your theatre sessions.
If you have any questions then please get in touch. Look forward to meeting you all in February!
Kind regards,
Dr Bindiya Varma and Dr Elizabeth Cervi
Consultant Anaesthetists
NC School Novice Course Organisers
