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Latest updates
06 01 10 - Workplace based assessment and knowledge assessment for SpRs - The JRCPTB has recently become aware of confusion about the use of workplace based assessments (wpba) and knowledge based assessments (KBA) for SpRs. Read on...
10 12 09 - OOP Guidance - For those trainees who are planning a period out programme for either research, clinical training or who wish to act up as a consultant in their final year, guidance has been added to the Forms and Guidance page of the website.
24 11 09 - New specialty curricula added to ePortfolio - Additional curricula are now live on the ePortfolio, including Clinical Neurophysiology and Rehabilitation Medicine. For a full list please see eportfolio or visit www.nhseportfolios.org
13 10 09 - Important information for all CMT trainees applying for ST3 posts in 2011 - Did you know that from now on you will need the full MRCP(UK) to complete CMT and start ST3? Anyone in CMT who hopes to apply for ST3 from August 2011 onwards should read on...
07 08 09 - New GIM and CMT curriculum is now available on ePortfolio - Visit www.nhseportfolios.org to access the new curriculum in ePortfolio. |
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Contact UsFind out exactly who you need to speak to or email at JRCPTB TrainingTraining process for;
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SpRs, LATs and FTTAs SpecialtiesThis groups together the curricula, specialty specific assessment documentation, newsletters and other specialty specific material MMCModernising Medical Careers (MMC) contains our latest information about the changes to medical training Forms & GuidanceThis is where you will find all downloadable JRCPTB forms, guidance and our newsletters |
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Haematology DOPS formsUpdated DOPS forms for for assessing lumbar puncture and bone marrow aspirate have been published. See documents section of Haematology page. |
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AoMRC Infection Training Working PartyAn Infection Training Working Party has been set up under the auspices of the Academy of Medical Royal Colleges to pursue the development of an infection training curriculum and assessment system for infectious diseases, medical microbiology and virology. There is representation on the working group from both the Royal College of Pathologists and Royal College of Physicians. The Faculty of Public Health are also represented. CMT RecruitmentThis website contains everything you need to know to apply for CMT (CT1) posts in England and Wales in 2010 by way of the online application system, including information for applicants, deaneries and consultants, as well as details of the different stages of the recruitment process, with key dates and clear instructions. |
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(All information is correct at the time of publication)