Pretty good place overall. Consultants are all friendly and several are keen to teach. Easy to get stuck into IR. It is very DGH-style with consultants reporting everything across different subspecs a
Clinical Radiology
Royal Bolton Hospital
Would rate this around 4-4.5/5. Things that are good: - Rota is on average four 10 hours shifts a week = 40 hours a week. Lots of zero days. Shifts are nights (10pm-8am), Days (8am-6pm), and twilight
Emergency Medicine
Royal Free Hospital
Hospital and training is not too bad but the area is horrible to live in. Very expensive and traffic makes you want to kill your self. Some rotations to DGHs can be pretty far (reading, slough) depend
Clinical Radiology
Thames Valley
Quite new the to scheme but the West of Scotland training scheme is great. In the hospitals I’ve worked the consultants are friendly and all the registrars are happy. So far teaching has been great as
Clinical Radiology
Scotland: West
Poorly staffed wards frequently at or below minimum safe staffing with trainee ACPs counted in numbers despite not being able to prescribe or order scans. Expect to go home late everyday. Consultants
Geriatric Medicine
Harrogate District Hospital
one of most unsupportive departments i have worked in. Service provisions, care least about what you learn at workplace and somehow think they do the most amazing job in the hospital, regularly mock o
Paediatrics
Arrowe Park Hospital
FY1s (alongside ANPs - who have the luxury of swanning in/out of regular work days as they wish) are considered supernumerary. Constant issues with staffing - the whole department falls into shambles
Medical Oncology
Western General Hospital
Wow. Where to even begin. I had heard great things about this unit, and I was really looking forward to my time there. However, my experience could not have been any more disappointing. The sad fact
Intensive Care Medicine
Queen Elizabeth University Hospital
Zero teaching with entire focus on service provision, unprofessional environment, extremely unsafe to work in.
Emergency Medicine
Grantham and District Hospital
Anaesthetics on the Foundation Program isn't actually Anaesthetics - you cover a Level 1 Step-down unit so it's closer to critical care. Having said that, we were rota'd onto paid 'floater/standby' da
Anaesthetics
Royal Derby Hospital
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