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variety of laboratory research meetings and presentations such as the journal club. There is also the opportunity to be involved with teaching and to attend general endocrine clinics. This is an ideal post in which to gain clinical laboratory experience as well as experience in basic research. The individual will work with highly skilled clinical scientists who will provide training in the relevant techniques. The particular value to the trainee will be in gaining an understanding of metabolic medicine, and being able to interpret dynamic tests in a clinical light. There will be both academic and clinical supervision throughout the programme. There will be enthusiastic support for trainees to undertake clinical projects investigating metabolic disease. This should lead to presentations at National or International meetings, and to peer reviewed publications. Karim Meeran, Professor of Endocrinology, Imperial College, k.meeran@imperial.ac.uk Academic Primary Care based at Charing Cross & Hammersmith Hospitals Post 10 CODE: IMP/010 F1 West Middlesex General Medicine – 4m General Surgery – 4m MAU 4m Cardiology Colorectal F2 Charing Cross A&E 4m Psychiatry 4m Academic Primary Care (ICL, CX & GPs) 4m Post 11 CODE: IMP/011 F1 West Middlesex General Surgery – Colorectal 4m MAU 4m General Medicine – Cardiology F2 Charing Cross Psychiatry 4m Academic Primary Care (ICL, CX & GPs) Post 12 CODE: IMP/012 F1 West Middlesex MAU 4m General Medicine – Cardiology F2 Charing Cross Academic Primary Care (ICL, CX & GPs) Post 13 CODE: IMP/013 4m 4m A&E 4m 4m General Surgery – Colorectal 4m 4m A&E 4m Psychiatry 4m F1 F2 Central Middlesex Charing Cross/ Hammersmith Endocrinology 4m Respiratory Medicine 4m General Surgery – Orthopaedics A&E 4m Gastro 4m Academic Primary Care 4m 4m www.stfs.org.uk/student/academic-programmes Email: tfsacademicrecruitment@stfs.org.uk Page 37 of 70 Updated: 27 May 2010
Post 14 CODE: IMP/014 F1 F2 Central Middlesex Charing Cross/ Hammersmith Respiratory Medicine 4m General Surgery – Orthopaedics Gastro 4m Academic Primary Care 4m Endocrinology 4m 4m A&E 4m Post 15 CODE: IMP/015 F1 F2 Central Middlesex Charing Cross/ Hammersmith General Surgery – Orthopaedics Academic Primary Care 4m Endocrinology 4m Respiratory 4m Medicine 4m A&E 4m Gastro 4m The academic F2 year will be based at Hammersmith and Charing Cross Hospitals, and will include 4 months of A&E, 4 months in either psychiatry or gastroenterology, and 4 months in academic primary care. Primary care is a major arm of health service delivery in the UK, a role strengthened by the new GP contract. Academic Primary Care has a vital research role in providing evidence for interventions and a critique on practice, and in equipping undergraduates with skills and knowledge of relevance both to the specialty and to their development as doctors more generally. The academic department at Imperial has strong roots in epidemiological approaches to primary care, and a programme of undergraduate teaching which stretches across the whole curriculum. It is our aim that trainees in primary care will absorb the culture of an active teaching and research department, gain skills in teaching and research and achieve a growth in clinical knowledge and understanding, particularly related to the foundation programme curriculum. The trainee will have active roles in teaching and research within the department: two days a week will be reserved for clinical general practice in a teaching practice attached to the department. You will be allocated an academic and clinical supervisor at the outset of the attachment who will ensure the aims of the attachment are met and to assist your preparation for Foundation Programme assessments. Paul Booton Director of Undergraduate Primary Care Education, Imperial College p.booton@imperial.ac.uk Academic/Clinical Genetics based at Northwick Park Hospital Post 16 CODE: IMP/016 F1 Hillingdon Anaesthetics 4m Endocrinology 4m Vascular Surgery 4m F2 Northwick Park A&E 4m GI Gastro 4m Academic/ Clinical 4m Genetics Post 17 CODE: IMP/017 F1 Hillingdon Endocrinology 4m Vascular Surgery 4m Anaesthetics 4m F2 Northwick Park GI Gastro 4m Academic/ 4m A&E 4m Clinical Genetics www.stfs.org.uk/student/academic-programmes Email: tfsacademicrecruitment@stfs.org.uk Page 38 of 70 Updated: 27 May 2010
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