Registrations are now open for the well-established Milin Meeting at RCSI, which will take place on Friday, 13 November 2026. This year’s focus on research highlights its importance in surgical training, career development, and improving patient care.
Applications for the 2027 Higher Specialist Training (HST) intake will open on 14 October 2026, offering opportunities across a broad range of surgical specialties for trainees wishing to progress in their surgical careers.
Ms Rachel Serraf, ST2 Trainee at the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, gives us insight into the surgical training programme, what a day as an ST2 looks like, and her journey as a trainee so far.
As doctors continue to balance their careers and lives in increasingly challenging healthcare environments, coaching offers an opportunity for you to "be on your own side" and reclaim agency in your life.
This prestigious scholarship provides funding for a sponsored clinical training opportunity overseas, enabling trainees to develop specialist knowledge and skills that can be brought back to enhance healthcare delivery and medical training in Ireland.
The Irish Surgical Training Group (ISTG) is delighted to announce two exciting events taking place on Saturday, 14 November, as part of the RCSI Millin Meeting weekend.
Applications are currently underway for the July 2027 HSE International Medical Graduate (IMG) Scholarship Programme for candidates from Pakistan (CPSP) and Sudan (SMSB)
Join us on Thursday, 22 October 2026 from 6:00pm (Irish Time) for our RCSI Micro-Credentials Online Webinar which will provide an overview about how one of our flexible micro-credentials could be the best option to support your educational needs.
The Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland was delighted to attend this year's RISEUK26 Conference working with Cornerstone Medical Education. It was fantastic to talk to so many aspiring surgeons educating them about all things Robotic Surgery at RCSI.
Gain essential skills and knowledge in Quality Improvement, Healthcare Change and Lean Healthcare to develop reflective practice skills that facilitate collaborative working with diverse stakeholders to achieve improvements in practice - Open to a wide range of healthcare professionals
The Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland is delighted to announce that the latest episode of our RCSI Beyond the Theatre podcast featuring world-renowned Robotic Surgeon Dr James Porter, Chief Medical Officer, Robotics and Digital Technologies at Medtronic and Medical Director for Robotic Surgery at Swedish Medical Centre and Providence St. Joseph Health in Seattle, Washington.
The Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland was delighted to attend the 51st Annual Sir Peter Freyer Surgical Symposium last Friday and Saturday at the University of Galway. It was great to meet many RCSI Fellows & Members, Medical Students, Surgical Trainees, NCHD’s and Consultants.
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