RCSI is proud to announce the launch of our rebranded mSurgery website, which includes refreshed branding, and a brand-new "Health and Well-being" section for trainees.
Mr Eric Farrell, ST8, Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery gives us insight into the surgical training programme, his ENT career, and life outside of surgery.
The Core Surgical Training Programme continues to go from strength to strength, reflecting our ongoing commitment to training the next generation of skilled, compassionate, and patient-focused surgeons.
Interviews for places on the Higher Surgical Training (HST) Programme took place in March, with 57 trainees successfully appointed to their chosen specialty. These trainees will commence their next stage of training in July, marking the beginning of their journey towards specialist registration.
The ICBSE is looking to recruit question writers for the MRCS Part A exam. This is an exciting and important role that will help to ensure the exam continues to be valid and reliable.
Our flexible online programme also offers access to an interprofessional team of experts in surgery, psychology, nursing, pharmacy and the related fields of medical ethics, medical litigation, leadership, professionalism and communication, amongst others.
The BOASTiC Surgical Trials Training course is a three-day surgical research training event for foundation, core and specialist trainees of all surgical specialties, hosted in the UK.
The National Surgical Research Support Centre would like to highlight the ILCT Programme. This fund supports research that addresses questions of direct relevance to the improvement of patient care, health of the public and health services and that has strong potential to have immediate use for decision makers in everyday clinical practice or policy.
The Beaumont RCSI Cancer Conference 2025 will take place on Thursday, 22 May 2025 at the Smurfit Education and Research Building, Beaumont Hospital, Dublin 9.
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