RCSI Intermediate Surgical Principles and Practice Certificate (ISPP)
Register your Interest Today - September 2026 intake
Calling all experienced Surgical SHO’s and Junior Registrars in Ireland – 2026 intake
The RCSI Intermediate Surgical Principles and Practice Certificate (ISPP) is your surgical pathway to transitioning from a Surgical SHO to becoming a well-rounded Registrar. Whether you’re Surgical SHO ready to make the next step or a new Registrar ready to enhance your surgical competencies and knowledge, our flexible and hybrid certificate will provide you with essential surgical support to progress your career.
This programme will utilise a blended approach to teaching. Teaching resources will be housed on the Moodle platform. Technical skills training will be delivered face to face on campus for three full days. The online sessions will be live (synchronous) with faculty present in the class. Pre-course reading and post-course exercises will be required to be undertaken on top of attending online classes.
To register your interest, please visit: Expressions of Interest - Intermediate Surgical Principles and Practice - September 2026 – Fill in form
Brand New Self-paced Course - Introduction To Surgical Skills and Operating Theatre Practice
RCSI have launched a new online Self-paced course - Introduction To Surgical Skills and Operating Theatre Practice.
RCSI have launched a new online Self-paced course - Introduction To Surgical Skills and Operating Theatre Practice.
This course is suitable for early surgical practice or first-year post-internship training.
This online course will provide you with the introductory knowledge needed to navigate the safe care of the surgical patient in an operating theatre environment and the essential knowledge and skills needed for an early career surgical NCHD.
To learn more, visit: https://www.rcsi.com/dublin/professional-cpd/cpdss/introduction-to-surgical-skills-and-operating-theatre-practice/course-details
Take Part in a 1 minute Social Media Survey
Calling all NCHDs
We are inviting NCHDs to take part in a brief social media survey designed to better understand which platforms NCHDs engage with online. The survey takes approximately one minute to complete and is anonymous.
We are inviting NCHDs to take part in a brief social media survey designed to better understand which platforms NCHDs engage with online. The survey takes approximately one minute to complete and is anonymous.
Your participation would be greatly appreciated and will help inform future communication strategies.
Click the button below for the survey link.
TAKE THE SURVEY
Thank you in advance for your time and contribution.
Claim your free Affiliate Membership of RCSI
RCSI is pleased to advise that all NCHD’s who are enrolled in the Continuous Professional Development Support Scheme 2025-2026 may avail of free Affiliate Membership of RCSI.
RCSI is pleased to advise that all NCHD’s who are enrolled in the Continuous Professional Development Support Scheme 2025-2026 may avail of free Affiliate Membership of RCSI.
Affiliate Membership of RCSI provides exclusive access to a range of ‘member-only’ services aimed at supporting and supplementing your personal, practical, academic and professional development. Additionally, Affiliate Membership enables you to network and stay up to date with the latest news from the field of surgery by providing access to RCSI communications channels, surgical publications and resources and global networking opportunities.
The NEW Fellows and Members Portal
RCSI have launched a new Fellows and Members Portal that also houses a range of resources, supports and benefits for Affiliate Members.
The Portal is accessible at www.rcsi.com/portal. Please note, if it is your first time accessing the new Fellows and Members Portal, you must first sign up by following the steps below:
Existing Affiliate Members
If you were previously enrolled in CPD_SS for 2024-2025 and/or are an existing Affiliate Member, you may access your exclusive resources and benefits via the Portal.
If you are not able to view these resources and benefits you may be required to seek a subscription waiver.You can request a waiver by following the steps below:
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Upcoming Courses
View our courses in April & May
Please see our upcoming CPD courses and meetings, taking place in April and May. Places are limited for all our courses, so early registration is advised to avoid disappointment.
We write to advise you that we have places available for the following CPD courses and meetings that will take place in the following weeks. Places are limited for all our courses, so early registration is advised to avoid disappointment.
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This bone fracture fixation course concentrates on the management of fractures that need more than a cast for stability. The practical sessions will range from the application of simple screws and plates to complex fixation of fractures using k-wires, tension band wiring, and intramedullary nailing.
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This course will concentrate on knowledge in relation to correct cast application and removal for the upper and lower limb, caring for the limb in a cast and preventing associated complications. Correct selection of casts for specific fractures and ligament injuries will be demonstrated and performed.
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Introduction to Clinical Research and Good Clinical Practice
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This course is relevant to Principal Investigators, medical team members, research nurses/midwives, monitors and research site personnel who have not undertaken GCP training within the previous 2 years. Content is based on ICH E6 (R2) 2016 and includes the key requirements of the Clinical Trial Regulations (536/2014) and national legislation.
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Masterclass in Basic and Advanced Hepatobiliary Surgical Techniques
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This course is being led by Prof Tom Gallagher Consultant HPB Surgeon in St Vincents University Hospital. The course will include short didactic sessions in combination with intra operative video, covering Laparoscopic and Open HPB surgical techniques.
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Flourishing in the Workplace
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The training session aims to introduce participants to the concepts of positive emotions, optimism, meaning and purpose and growth mind-set in a professional and personal environment. It will introduce the concept of burnout in the medical profession and mechanisms to avoid burnout. The course will also address using a strengths-based approach to workplace flourishing.
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Essential Surgical Skills
4 places left
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This course is designed for SHOs in surgery and emergency medicine who are commencing their training pathway. This course will provide attendees with the basic surgical skills which form the basis of most surgical procedures. There will also be an opportunity to further develop these skills and perform some simulated minor procedures
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Social media presents great opportunities for doctors to engage with the public and share their knowledge and insights. It brings some responsibilities and risks too. This short course will provide an overview of how to get the best out of social media, sharing recommendations in the context of Irish Medical Council guidelines.
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Paediatric Life Support (PLS)
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Through hands-on practice and assessment, participants will develop and refine vital technical skills while also exploring human factors that contribute to safe and effective paediatric care. PLS provides a comprehensive framework for managing seriously ill or injured children, ensuring a high standard of tailored care in critical situations.
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The Fundamentals of Primary Total Hip Arthroplasty
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The course will provide registrars working in trauma and orthopaedic surgery the opportunity to improve their understanding of primary hip arthroplasty.The indications, challenges, techniques and potential complications of total hip arthroplasty will be explored.
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This course is perfect for doctors starting their training in laparoscopic surgery. This is a hands-on course in which you receive expert formative feedback while practicing your skills on bespoke low- and high- fidelity models. Expert laparoscopic consultants will also guide you through performing a laparoscopic cholecystectomy on an animal liver-gallbladder model.
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Maternal Code - Obstetrical Emergencies
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This intensive one-day course on managing obstetrical emergencies is designed for healthcare professionals seeking to enhance their knowledge and hands-on skills in high-risk obstetric situations.
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Microsurgery and Traumatic Limb Exploration
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After familiarisation with an operative microscope and the correct use of microvascular instruments, participants will practice their skills on a number of synthetic and animal bench models. Loup glasses will also be used to magnify the view while exploring a simulated wound in an animal limb.
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Advanced Hazmat Life Support
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The internationally recognized AHLS course teaches comprehensive knowledge for the medical management of patients exposed to hazardous materials.
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If a course is FULL – it is recommended to apply for the waiting list. Often doctors withdraw from courses closer to the date.
If you would like to book and attend more than your FREE 3 full-day courses allowance, you will be required to pay an enrolment fee for the additional courses. However, this fee can be reimbursed via HSE’s Training Support Scheme. Further details can be found here.
Please do not hesitate to contact us in the meantime at cpdss@rcsi.ie
Self-paced Online Courses Available to you
Study at your own time
We are consistently striving to expand our selection of self-paced online courses, allowing you to complete them conveniently at your own preferred schedule.
We are consistently striving to expand our selection of self-paced online courses, allowing you to complete them conveniently at your own preferred schedule. Below is a list of the courses we offer:
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NEW - Good Clinical Practice
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This course is relevant to principal investigators, medical team members, research nurses/midwives and other healthcare professionals, monitors and research site personnel.Content is based on ICH E6 (R3) 2025 and includes the key requirements of the Clinical Trial Regulations (536/2014) and national legislation.
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Professionalism in Clinical Practice
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RCSI has developed an online course
“Professionalism in Clinical Practice” which is aimed at medical doctors in all specialties. The course is based on the Medical Council’s “Guide to Professional Conduct and Ethics for Registered Medical Practitioners” and is presented in an interesting and engaging format
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Skin Tone in Clinical Assessment and Research
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This one-hour CPD programme explores the importance of skin tone diversity in healthcare, covering skin biology, classification systems, and disparities in diagnosis, treatment, and research. It addresses the lack of diverse representation in medical education, simulation models, and clinical studies, the challenges of diagnosing across different skin tones, and the role of emerging technologies and AI in reducing bias
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Clinical Trials - Running a Cancer Clinical Trial
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This CPD course builds on Clinical Trials – From development to opening to provide further practical knowledge for those involved in research. The course will help you to ensure your trials are conducted effectively, including how to identify and address potential risks.
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Quality healthcare requires clear and effective communication between healthcare professionals, teams, and patients. In this course, we will focus on one particular area of healthcare communication: clinical handovers. This online course aims to support clinicians to develop the skills and knowledge necessary to effectively prepare and participate in clinical handover.
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Communication Skills for Video and Telephone Consultation
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Video and telephone consultations in healthcare are not new, but the COVID-19 crisis forced many clinicians to rapidly take up these kinds of consultations as a feasible alternative to face-to-face consultations. This is often a type of consultation that staff has not encountered before. Applying the Calgary-Cambridge guide to video and telephone calls provides a structured and safe approach to this virtual format.
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The course is presented as a series of recorded one-hour modules. Each module, involving a separate specialty theme, will involve case-based discussions with a variety of guest speakers. Slides covering the content are provided, and a short series of MCQs based on the content covered is completed to complete the module.
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ECG Interpretation in the Emergency Department
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This online course uses a case discussion format to revise the basics of ECG Interpretation for Emergency Medicine physicians. This online platform allows candidates to access the recorded content on demand, with the facility to repeat more challenging modules as desired. Candidates are required to complete a quiz at the beginning and end of the course.
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Medical Science for Surgery and Emergency Medicine
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RCSI, in collaboration with the Academy of Clinical Science and Laboratory Medicine (https://acslm.ie/), has developed a CPD/CME programme designed to support the ongoing development of competence in this vital area of clinical practice. The programme offers a series of short online courses covering 25 key topics in Pathology and Laboratory Medicine. The first seven courses in the series focus on Cancer Diagnostics, Surgical Microbiology, Blood Transfusion, Coagulation, Surgical Immunology, Heart Failure Assessment in the Emergency Department, and Near Patient Testing (NPT), spanning both basic and applied pathology.
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Virtual Lean Healthcare Yellow Belt
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As part of the programme participants learn excellent techniques for improving processes and implementing change in your hospital or department, but they also develop abilities that are highly portable across the organisation and internationally.
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Essential Skills in Health Professions Education
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The course includes mini-modules on large group teaching, small group teaching, bedside teaching, simulation-based learning, and Universal Design for Learning. Each mini module includes video content, curated reading lists and interactive activities.
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Clinical Trials – From development to opening
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Cancer clinical trials are pivotal research studies that aim to advance our understanding of cancer and develop new treatment options. They involve rigorous testing of novel therapies, drugs, or interventions to assess their safety and efficacy in real-world patient scenarios.
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Introduction to Green Surgery
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This short course explores the contribution of surgery to climate change and examines interventions that can lead to reduced greenhouse gases and reduce the climate impact of surgery.
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Foundations in Robotic Surgery
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The course covers material which we believe is fundamental to understanding the current state of surgical robotics in the market and the skills necessary to safe and effectively utilise this technology in your everyday surgical practice.This course is design for any healthcare professional wanting to develop their knowledge and understanding of surgical robotics, including surgeons, trainees, medical students, nurses, and technicians.
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Basics of Procedural Sedation and Analgesia in Emergency Department
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This one-hour online course is designed to equip you with essential knowledge for providing safe and effective sedation in the Emergency Department. This comprehensive module will guide you through the fundamentals of procedural sedation, preparing you to handle challenging situations with confidence and expertise.
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Courses covered by the CPD voucher can be booked between now and 15 June 2026. Regardless of when you register the course, these will be available in your Moodle account until 1 August 2026
For further queries please do not hesitate to contact us at cpdss@rcsi.ie
Brand-New RCSI CPD Support Scheme Course Finder
Supporting your career development as an NCHD
The RCSI CPD Team are pleased to announce our new updated CPD Support Scheme Course Finder which has been enhanced to provide a better user experience for NCHDs looking to book upcoming courses.
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The RCSI CPD Team are pleased to announce our new updated CPD Support Scheme Course Finder which has been enhanced to provide a better user experience for NCHDs looking to book upcoming courses.
Changes include:
· A central CPD Course Finder for Scheduled AND Self-Paced courses
· The ability to search by Location for RCSI-based and regional courses
· The ability to search by Course title and filter by month
The RCSI CPD Team are looking at further ways to enhance your experience as an NCHD whereby we will have more good news in due course.
To view our new RCSI CPD Support Scheme Course Finder, please visit: https://www.rcsi.com/dublin/professional-cpd/cpd-course-finder
CPD Course Spotlight – Fracture Fixation – 10 April 2026
Less than 4 places left
This bone fracture fixation course will start with classification systems and decision making on the type of fixation of fractures in different scenarios.
Suitable for: SHOs and registrars in orthopaedics.
This bone fracture fixation course will start with classification systems and decision making on the type of fixation of fractures in different scenarios. The practical sessions will range from the application of simple screws and plates to complex fixation of fractures using k-wires, tension band wiring, intramedullary nailing.
We will discuss the principles of application of an external fixator. The bone models will be synthetic sawbones and animal legs with fractures for both the upper and lower limb.
To register, please visit:https://lnkd.in/dvsdhHwU
NCHD Spotlight - Dr Ahad Nawaz
Get Involved
In our NCHD Spotlight series, Dr Ahad Nawaz answers a few questions to highlight his current role as a Non Consultant Hospital Doctor. If you would like to get involved, please fill out the link below:
NCHD Spotlight Form
Name
Dr Ahad Nawaz
What is your medical specialty
Emergency Medicine
What hospital do you currently work in
Cavan General Hospital
Favourite things about your job
1.Learning something new every day
2.Identifying opportunities to improve patient care, including QIPs
3.Working under pressure and making quick, impactful decisions
When did you know you wanted to pursue a career within healthcare
I developed my interest in healthcare during clinical rotations, where managing acute cases and making practical decisions appealed to me.
What is the most recent RCSI CPD course you've done - has it helped you in clinical practice?
I recently completed a Major Trauma course, which has had a great impact on my practice, particularly in improving my structured approach to acute patient management.
What do you do in your spare time to unwind from work?
In my spare time, I like to stay active, spend time with family and friends, and unwind by watching shows occasionally.
What book would you recommend to other NCHDs and why (could be work related/non-work)?
I don’t read regularly, but I would recommend Atomic Habits by James Clear, as it offers practical advice on building consistency and improving daily habits.
If you would like to get involved, please fill out the link below:
NCHD Spotlight Form
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Registrations now open - The 6th National Human Factors in Patient Safety conference
Friday, 22 May 2026
RCSI is delighted to announce that registrations are now open for our National Human Factors in Patient Safety Conference which will take place on Friday, 22 May 2026 at RCSI Dublin and online.
This year’s full-day hybrid conference will include an array of world-renown human factors in patient safety speakers with the inclusion of inter-professional parallel workshops (both face-to-face and online).
RCSI’s National Human Factors in Patient Safety Conference with the theme of “Human Factors in Practice; How Far Have We Come?” will include a mixture of hybrid keynote talks, panel discussions and workshops designed to engage face to face and online attendees worldwide.
The RCSI Human Factors in Patient Safety Team are delighted to invite you to our annual Human Factors in Patient Safety Conference which will include contributions from
Early bird until 17 April - €40
1000+ NCHDs Enrolled Across Ireland
Record High Enrolment
We are pleased to announce that the RCSI CPD Team can confirm that we have over 1000+ NCHDs in Surgery and Emergency Medicine enrolled in our CPD Support Scheme which is a record high enrolment.
1000+ NCHDs enrolled across Ireland 🏥🥳
We are pleased to announce that the RCSI CPD Team can confirm that we have over 1000+ NCHDs in Surgery and Emergency Medicine enrolled in our CPD Support Scheme which is a record high enrolment.
Starting with 300+ NCHDs only a couple of years ago we are delighted to support over 1000+ NCHDs in Ireland with technical and non-technical skills training. With over 160+ courses (and growing), we are delighted to continue to support the educational pathways of NCHDs in Ireland.
RCSI opens landmark development at 118 St Stephen’s Green
A Healthier Future
The Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland were pleased to welcome Taoiseach Micheál Martin and Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science James Lawless to officially open 118 St Stephen’s Green.
The Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland were pleased to welcome Taoiseach Micheál Martin and Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science James Lawless to officially open 118 St Stephen’s Green.
The event included a tour of the building for the Taoiseach and the Minister who were both impressed with our state-of-the-art education, research and public engagement facilities. The €95 million development marks an important new chapter for our RCSI community.
To mark the launch event a video has been produced to give members of the public a glimpse into 118 St Stephen’s Green and the important work that will be carried out within.
Essential Surgical Skills - 22 April 2026
Brand New Course
RCSI's brand-new Essential Surgical Skills course will provide attendees with the basic surgical skills which form the basis of most surgical procedures. There will also be an opportunity to further develop these skills and perform some simulated minor procedures.
Suitable for: Surgical SHOs.
This course is designed for SHOs in surgery and emergency medicine who are commencing their training pathway.
This course will provide attendees with the basic surgical skills which form the basis of most surgical procedures. There will also be an opportunity to further develop these skills and perform some simulated minor procedures.
To register, please visit: https://www.rcsi.com/dublin/professional-cpd/cpdss/essential-surgical-skills/course-details
Calling all NCHDs - Short Robotic Surgery Questionnaire
Take Part in a Short Questionnaire
This questionnaire aims to assess the current experience of surgical NCHDs with regards to robotic surgery in Ireland, the perceived impact of robotic surgery on surgical training and future training expectations.
Complete Here
This questionnaire aims to assess the current experience of surgical NCHDs with regards to robotic surgery in Ireland, the perceived impact of robotic surgery on surgical training and future training expectations.
Link to Questionnaire here: Robotic surgery in surgical training and practice. A pan-specialty questionnaire – Fill out form
This survey is open to all surgical NCHDs involved in the delivery of surgical care in Ireland from the level of SHO to Fellow, all inclusive.
The findings of this questionnaire will aid in the identification of current challenges encountered by surgical NCHDs with regards to robotic surgery training, highlight unmet educational needs and help inform the development of future educational initiatives.
Participation in this questionnaire is voluntary and anonymous. This questionnaire should take approximately 6 minutes to complete. The questionnaire will close to responses on Friday, April 10th at 6pm.
Applications now open - MRCS Part A September 2026
Closing: Wednesday, 1 July 2026
Please note applications to sit the MRCS Part A in September 2026 with RCSI is now open. Claim your MRCS Resources benefits today and join our global community.
Please note applications to sit the MRCS Part A in September 2026 with RCSI is now open. Claim your MRCS Resources benefits today and join our global community.
Candidates sitting the MRCS Part A April 2026 Diet with RCSI will receive an array of resources to help you pass the examination including:
🏥Free access to our exclusive Affiliate Membership with 100+ resources
🏥Free access to TeachMe Surgery and TeachMe Anatomy with over 2000+ Mock MCQs and revision guides
🏥15% off MRCS Part A Pastest Resources
🏥And More
Learn more: https://www.rcsi.com/dublin/professional-cpd/professional-exams/surgery/mrcs-part-a
Application link: https://booking.kaizenep.com/portal/rcsi/3ca58899-43ed-4e20-a00b-6d45712ebe17
Applications now open – September 2026 intake - Master of Surgery (MCh) by Module
Applications for both our Master of Surgery (MCh) by Module FT and PT programmes are now open and will close on Monday, 18 May 2026.
Applications for both our Master of Surgery (MCh) by Module FT and PT programmes are now open and will close on Monday, 18 May 2026.
RCSI’s established MCh by Module programme runs full-time over one year or part time over 2 years on a hybrid model, with 80% online with 20% face to face days on campus. Each module will have at least one- or two days' face to face.
The research component pushes you to focus on your individual interests and professional development within the greater healthcare context, and as the first programme in Ireland to incorporate a taught component you'll develop a skill set that cannot be adequately developed through research alone.
For more information, please visit: www.rcsi.com/mcht
Have you followed our RCSI CPD LinkedIn Channel?
Calling all NCHDs - Follow our LinkedIn Page
Follow our RCSI Continuous Professional Development LinkedIn Channel dedicated to NCHDs in Surgery and Emergency Medicine’s career development.
Follow Here
We strongly recommend that NCHDs follow our LinkedIn account to keep up to date with:
- Upcoming synchronous/asynchronous courses in Surgery and Emergency Medicine throughout the year
- News on CPD Support Scheme Summer and Midpoint Intake
- Updates on our Basic and Intermediate Surgical Principles and Practice intakes
- Key updates in relation to RCSI CPD News and Events
- And More
Stay connected – Follow our LinkedIn account to keep up to date on everything RCSI Continuous Professional Development.
To follow our LinkedIn account, please visit: www.linkedin.com/company/rcsi-continuous-professional-development/
Kind regards,
RCSI CPD Team
Free Event - MyHealth RCSI
Your Healthy Heart
Join RCSI for a special in‑person event on Wednesday, 22 April 2026 where we break down the realities of heart health in a way that’s friendly, practical and easy-to-understand.
Heart disease affects thousands of people in Ireland every year, but understanding your heart doesn’t have to be complicated.
We’ll be talking about everything from the early warning signs of heart trouble, to what happens during a cardiac event, to how you can live well with a long‑term heart condition. If you’ve ever wondered what symptoms you shouldn’t ignore, how treatments work, or what you can do to protect your heart every day, this conversation is for you.
With insights from cardiology experts along with lived‑experience stories, this event will leave you feeling better informed and empowered to look after your heart.
Arrive early and explore
Guests are invited to come along from 5.30pm to visit the Humanarium exhibition, Heart: more than a beat, and engage with the Irish Heart Foundation and CRY Ireland, who will host support stands with helpful resources and information in advance of the event.
Event details
📅 Wednesday, 22 April 2026
⏰ Doors open at 5.30pm. Event starts at 6.00pm. (Ends approx. 7.30pm)
📍 Learning Studio, RCSI 118 St Stephen’s Green, Dublin 2, D02 X0N1
📝 Check-in required at the registration desk
♿ Fully accessible venue
This is a free, in-person event and everyone is welcome, but places are limited.
Please register your attendance using the link below to secure your spot.
REGISTER HERE
Save the Date - National Healthcare Outcomes Conference
21 April 2026
Innovation for Better Health Outcomes: Shaping the Future of Healthcare
The National Healthcare Outcomes Conference supported by Novartis returns to RCSI this April. This year’s national healthcare outcome conference brings together healthcare decision-makers, healthcare providers, patient representatives, health services researchers, and other stakeholders to explore how central and local innovation activities can improve the quality, efficiency, and equity of Irish healthcare delivery.
Moderated by Johnathan McCrea, award-winning TV and radio broadcaster, policy leaders, clinical and academic experts will lead discussions on evidence-based approaches, including new applications of health technologies, integrated care models, and data-driven decision-making, and explore their potential to enhance efficiency, access, and quality of care. More details to follow in the coming weeks.
For more information or to register please go here
Register Today - From Prevention to Personalised Care: BRCC Cancer Conference
21 May 2026
Join us on Thursday, 21 May for an engaging programme focused on advancing outcomes and shaping the future of oncology care.
The BRCC Cancer Conference takes place this May, bringing together leading experts to explore the full spectrum of cancer care — from prevention and early detection to innovative personalised treatment and survivorship. We are delighted to confirm our keynote speakers, more speakers will be announced shortly.
- Professor Antonio Toesca (keynote speaker)
Direttore, Divisione di Senologia Chirurgica, Istituto Oncologico di Candiolo FPO-IRCCS, Torino, Italy
- Professor Margaret Flanagan (keynote speaker)
Associate Professor of Pathology, University of Texas Health San Antonio, USA
Join us on Thursday, 21 May for an engaging programme focused on advancing outcomes and shaping the future of oncology care.
Further details will be shared in the coming weeks. For more information and registration go to out website here.
6th Annual University Hospital Waterford Video Surgery Webinar - Call for Abstracts
University Hospital Waterford are hosting their 6th Annual Video Surgery Webinar will take place on Friday 5 June 2026 @ 6.30p.m.
University Hospital Waterford are hosting their 6th Annual Video Surgery Webinar will take place on Friday 5 June 2026 @ 6.30p.m.
Participants will be able to link in virtually for their presentations. This forum is open to all proceduralists working in the healthcare setting. There will be plenary oral and non-plenary oral presentations, with prizes awarded for the best presentation in each category.
Please submit abstracts to jennie.oleary@hse.ie, the deadline for submission is Thursday 26 March 2026.
Further information regarding this meeting can be obtained from Ms. Jennie O’Leary, Postgraduate Surgical Administrator, University Hospital Waterford on 051 842684 or by email at jennie.oleary@hse.ie.
Register today - VAST Facilitator Course
17 - 19 September 2026
Register today - VAST Facilitator Course - 17 - 19 September 2026
Register today - VAST Facilitator Course - 17 - 19 September 2026
Register for the VAST Facilitator Course today. Since 2017, the VAST Facilitator Course has trained educators from more than 35 countries. The course is relevant for those dedicated to global simulation capacity building and for clinicians who want to improve their skills for debriefing critical events, team working and feedback conversations with trainees.
To register, please emails Louise Dent at ident@coe.
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