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Primary FRCA VIVA Course for Imperial Trainees
Managing Emergencies in Paediatric Anaesthesia (MEPA) is a single day course designed to equip anaesthetists with strategies for dealing with important emergencies in paediatric anaesthesia. The course is run in our high-fidelity simulation centre at Great Ormond Street Hospital, one of the leading centres for child healthcare in the world. Facilitated by experienced paediatric anaesthetists, the course provides a comprehensive update in paediatric anaesthesia and resuscitation.
One day intense CRQ practise course for Final FRCA candidates
Managing Emergencies in Paediatric Anaesthesia (MEPA) is a single day course designed to equip anaesthetists with strategies for dealing with important emergencies in paediatric anaesthesia. The course is run in our high-fidelity simulation centre at Great Ormond Street Hospital, one of the leading centres for child healthcare in the world. Facilitated by experienced paediatric anaesthetists, the course provides a comprehensive update in paediatric anaesthesia and resuscitation.
Overview
This one-day interactive course aims to address competency training of multidisciplinary teams caring for patients with tracheostomy, laryngectomy and known or unknown difficult airways. This multi-disciplinary initiative is facilitated by the anaesthetic and head and neck department here at the Royal Marsden; it is based on the National Tracheostomy Safety Project recommendations for clinical standards of practice with emergency algorithms including DAS guideline.
Course objectives
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Intensive Care Medicine specific interview course for ST3 applications run by team of doctors in Bristol providing lectures and interview practice.
Anaesthesia specific interview course for ST3 applications run by team of doctors in Bristol providing lectures and interview practice.
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Travel Expenses
Travel expenses are not paid centrally by HESL (Deanery) but by each individual Trust within a certain criteria.
Hammersmith Hospital is classed as the school base and accordingly if the distance from your home to your work hospital is further than your home to Hammersmith Hospital you can ask for the difference to be paid. Please note Relocation Guidelines
Contact your local HR (Medical Staffing) department for more information.
Relocation Expenses
HESL can offer assistance in the reimbursement of relocation expenses and associated expenses, for all junior doctors on a recognised London training programme in Primary and Secondary Care, and those on KSS training programmes, whilst they are employed by a London or KSS Trust.
See the HEE Website link and the Relocation Guidelines for more information regarding the expenses the Relocation Department reimburses.
Firstly, fill out and return the Relocation Eligibility Form only available directly from website.
Refer to the How to Claim relocation expenses page for further guidance on how to claim reimbursement of your relocation expenses.
