Medical Recruitment.

Recruitment to most medical training programmes takes place following national timelines which are detailed below:

Medical Training Opportunities

Opportunities in each Postgraduate school are listed below:

Foundation Recruitment

Recruitment to Medical Foundation training programmes in Yorkshire and the Humber is jointly managed by the three Foundation Schools.

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Academic Training

Academic Clinical Fellowships (ACFs)

The duration of an ACF will be for a maximum of 3 years or 4 years in General Practice. During this time the trainee combines clinical specialty or core training with academic training which is geared to competing for a training fellowship.

When trainees successfully obtain a fellowship, they normally spend 3 years outside of their clinical programme in Out of Programme Research (OOPR) working towards the completion of an MD or PhD (or equivalent).

On completion of a training fellowship, they will return to the clinical programme and at an appropriate point may competitively apply for a Clinical Lectureship provided that appropriate academic and clinical competences have been obtained or continue in clinical training.

ACF opportunities in each area are listed here

School of Anaesthesia

Specialty

Entry Level

Anaesthesia CT1
Anaesthesia ST3
Intensive Care Medicine ST3
School of Opthalmology

Specialty

Entry Level

Ophthalmology ST1
Ophthalmology ST3
School of Paediatrics

Specialty

Entry Level

Paediatrics ST1, ST2
Paediatrics ST3, ST4
School of Pathology

Specialty

Entry Level

Chemical Pathology ST1
Chemical Pathology  ST3
Histopathology ST1
School of Primary Care

Specialty

Entry Level

General Practice

ST1
School of Public Health

Specialty

Entry Level

Public Health ST1
School of Radiology
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