Certification The JCST initiates the certification process 6 months before the end of your training. Below is a description of the certification process.  We hope it will help you when your...

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Cleft Lip & Palate Surgery This fellowship ensures high level training in cleft lip & palate and non-cleft velopharyngeal dysfunction and maintain standards appropriate for national audit of a day...

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Trainee Types Within the UK and Ireland there are a number of different types of trainee. These are: Specialty Registrar (StR) Those who started approved surgical training in the UK on or after 1st...

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Irish Trainees Those who are undertaking approved surgical training in Ireland are known as Specialist Registrars (SpRs). Guidance on the arrangements for SpR training is set out in A Reference...

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Otolaryngology SAC Members Appointed members Charlie Hall SAC Chair Lesley Cochrane  Vice Chair National...

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Mohs Surgery The purpose of the Mohs Surgery fellowship is to train surgeons to the level of competency required in Mohs surgery to independently and safely perform clinics and theatre lists,...

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Head & Neck Surgical Oncology A JCST Fellowship in Head & Neck Surgical Oncology is open to those who have achieved specialist registration in Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, Otolaryngology, and...

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Oncoplastic Breast Surgery The aim of this fellowship is to produce highly trained surgeons from a background of either General or Plastic Surgery who can work together to provide an integrated...

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