The orthopaedic training pathway can be expected to take a minimum of 10 years post medical school.

How long does it take to train as a T&O Surgeon? · Medical Degree (4-6 years) · Foundation Training (2 years) · Core Training (2 years) · Improving Surgical ...

During Years 3 to 6, our trainees rotate through a modular programme with eight six month placements covering general Orthopaedic and Trauma surgery, ...

Run-through means you only need to apply once. If successful, you will complete core surgery with an Orthopaedic theme, and progress to ST3 Orthopaedics without ...

The majority of trainees start 'run-through' training at ST1 level by applying to the national selection process. During the first two years of training (ST1 ...

This page contains the curricula documents for specialty training in trauma and orthopaedic surgery.

The KSS Trauma and Orthopaedic training programme is a six-year programme. The programme is run by three training programme directors.

Core Specialty Training begins after the Foundation Years, and is considered the initial surgical specialty training. There are run-through programs, in which ...

The Scottish Orthopaedic Training programme commences at ST1 level and is an 8-year run-through programme. There are four geographical rotations.

5 окт. 2021 г. · Run Through training (ST1-ST8) - If you are certain after foundation years you want to be a T&O consultant then you can start specialty training ...