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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.
A one day course covering all aspects of anaesthesia and difficult airway management for the patient requiring one lung ventilation.
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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Hammersmith is famous for its research achievements and has a large community of Imperial College London postgraduate medical students and researchers. It is home to the West London Renal and Transplant Centre, two large cancer treatment centres and a specialist cardiac service with a 24/7 primary angioplasty centre. The Clinical Imaging Centre, which opened in June 2007, is the largest in Europe. The Medical Research Council's Clinical Sciences Centre is based at the site and works in partnership with the hospital and Imperial College London.
The anaesthetic service is delivered exclusively by consultants and senior fellows as well as senior trainees under direct supervision. We strive to deliver the highest standards of care, working in close conjunction with other departments in the hospital. We embrace innovation and continually deliver care within clinical governance guidelines. The service has a robust and active teaching programme for trainees and consultants alike and is involved in research projects at local, national and international levels. We provide anaesthesia for patients undergoing the following specialist areas of surgery:
We work in subspecialist consultant groups within multidisciplinary teams to deliver these highly specialised services
Fellowships
We have a number of clinical fellowships; posts are advertised through NHS Jobs and are for periods of 6 months to a year. Currently, we have the following opportunities:
Please contact Dr Scott Kemp or Dr Susan Kirby for more information.
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