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Training & Career (page 2)

Getting into orthopaedics, training pathways, fellowships, international routes and building a career.

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Training & Career

Building Good Theatre Habits Early

The habits you form early in theatre shape the surgeon you become. Which ones are worth building from the very start.

4 min read

Training & Career

Giving and Receiving Feedback in Surgery

Feedback is how surgeons grow, yet it is rarely done well. How to give useful feedback and receive it without bristling.

3 min read

Training & Career

Public Speaking and Presence for Surgeons

Whether teaching, presenting or leading, presence matters. Practical ways for surgeons to become clearer, calmer public speakers.

3 min read

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How to Become an Orthopaedic Surgeon in Ireland

The Irish route into trauma and orthopaedics: intern year, two years of RCSI core surgical training, MRCS, ST3 selection, six years to ST8 and the FRCS.

5 min read

Training & Career

How to Become an Orthopaedic Surgeon in Canada

The Canadian route into orthopaedic surgery: the CaRMS R-1 match, the five-year Royal College residency under Competence by Design, and certification.

6 min read

Training & Career

How to Become an Orthopaedic Surgeon in India

The Indian route into orthopaedic surgery: MBBS and internship, NEET-PG or INI-CET, counselling, three-year MS or DNB Orthopaedics and the exit examinations.

6 min read

Training & Career

Returning to Surgery After a Break

Coming back from parental leave, illness or time out can feel daunting. How to return to surgical practice with confidence.

4 min read

Training & Career

How to Become an Orthopaedic Surgeon in Australia

The Australian route into orthopaedics: internship, unaccredited registrar years, AOA 21 selection with the OMCQ, a minimum four years of training and FRACS.

6 min read

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How to Become an Orthopaedic Surgeon in the UK

The UK route into trauma and orthopaedics: Foundation Programme, core surgical training and MRCS, ST3 national selection, six years of training and FRCS.

7 min read