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4. THE MEDICAL SCHOOL AND PARTNER TRUSTS St George's Healthcare NHS Trust St George's Healthcare NHS Trust is one of the country's leading teaching hospitals with an international reputation for education and research. The Trust provides general, specialist and tertiary services both locally and nationally. It employs 5,000 staff in wide range of occupations and professions working together to provide high quality patient care. Located in South-West London, St George's is within easy reach of Central London and all the attractions that it has to offer. Royal Surrey County Hospital (Guildford) The Royal Surrey County Hospital in Guildford became one of the first NHS Trusts in 1991. The RSCH provides a comprehensive local service to patients. In addition to local services, several of our specialities are centres attracting national referrals; for example, supraregional assay services are provided by pathology; the St Luke's Cancer Centre provides a regional service; and the Trust has one of just three training units for key-hole surgery in the UK. The Trust has strong links with the University of Surrey and a number of Medical Schools. The Trust is committed to continually improving the quality of its services to patients, GPs and Health Authorities. The Education Centre houses the District Library, Post Graduate Medical Centre, lecture suite and conference rooms. There is a very effective clinical audit and quality programme, which focuses on promoting excellence and quality throughout the Trust. www.stfs.org.uk/student/academic-programmes Email: tfsacademicrecruitment@stfs.org.uk Page 61 of 70 Updated: 27 May 2010
2-YEAR ACADEMIC FOUNDATION PROGRAMMES AT UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON MEDICAL SCHOOL (UCL) 1. INTRODUCTION The North Central Thames Foundation School (NCTFS) is a Foundation School of the London Deanery, based at UCL Medical School. NCTFS offers 25 academic places, within 8 rotations, comprising different speciality-based academic programmes. The two-year programmes will deliver the full range of competences required of the Foundation Programme Curriculum. The F1 Year will be within the London area, although not at the same hospital as the F2 year. The F2 programmes will each include a placement in a centre of academic and research excellence. Successful applicants will be offered a list of available F1 posts and asked to rank them according to their preferences. The outcome will depend on their academic application score. During F2, all doctors accepted for the academic programme will have: • A 4-month academic attachment as one element of their 12-month rotation (except for the Whittington, where the attachment is for 3 months). • A mentor throughout the year. • A core programme run throughout the year aimed to develop academic skills. • Visitor status within the appropriate Division to enable access to UCL on-line library facilities. 2. DETAILS OF TRAINING PROGRAMMES Programme Reference Programme Theme UCL/001 Virology 1 UCL/002 Virology 2 UCL/003 Virology 3 UCL/004 Cellular Pathology 1 UCL/005 Cellular Pathology 2 UCL/006 Cellular Pathology 3 UCL/007 Nuclear Medicine 1 UCL/008 Nuclear Medicine 2 UCL/009 Nuclear Medicine 3 UCL/010 Neurology and Neuroscience 1 UCL/011 Neurology and Neuroscience 2 UCL/012 Rheumatology UCL/013 Pulmonary Hypertension UCL/014 Infection and Immunity UCL/015 Medical Education UCL/016 Sexual Health UCL/017 Clinical Epidemiology UCL/018 Primary Care UCL/019 Primary Care UCL/020 Gastroenterology UCL/021 Paediatrics UCL/022 Cardiology UCL/023 Obstetrics and Gynaecology UCL/024 Clin Pharm/Cardio UCL/025 Surgery www.stfs.org.uk/student/academic-programmes Email: tfsacademicrecruitment@stfs.org.uk Page 62 of 70 Updated: 27 May 2010
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