Hand and Wrist FRCS (Tr & Orth) Revision Course | 12—13 September 2024
Overview
CPD: 12 credits applied for
This course is designed for candidates preparing for the FRCS (Tr & Orth) exam, and trainees who are in their earlier years of training and would like to gain hand and wrist surgery knowledge and viva experience. It is particularly unique as it is completely exam focused, giving you the exact buzz words and key concepts to help you in the exam.
In the mornings, we will deliver a comprehensive lecture programme covering the core components of hand and wrist surgery topics for the FRCS (Tr & Orth) exam.
In the afternoons, mock viva stations will provide you with the opportunity to refine and test your hand and wrist surgery knowledge, practise your exam technique, and clarify any issues with an experienced specialist faculty.
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15 spaces remainingHand & wrist FRCS (Tr & Orth) revision course | 12—13 September 2024Location London (venue tbc)
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Convenor:
Mr Rishi Dhir
Consultant Upper Limb Surgeon, Princess Alexandra Hospital
Mr Dhir trained for six years at Edinburgh medical school, achieving first class honours in an intercalated BSc in neurosciences and his primary medical degree. He subsequently trained in London from 2006 specialising in trauma and orthopaedics on the prestigious Royal London rotation, completing his training in September 2017. He has subsequently completed upper limb elective and trauma fellowships in Melbourne, Australia; Edinburgh and Wrightington.
He has a long-standing interest in teaching and has built a great reputation with a particular interest in techniques and FRCS strategies. He has developed this, being faculty on numerous courses including Wrightington, Oswestry, Southampton, Chesterfield, Queen’s, Royal College, Royal Medical Society and ORUK as well as convening his own courses at MRCS and FRCS level. He has been a lecturer for Barts Health, surgical tutor for Imperial College, Masters tutor for Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh, anatomy demonstrator at St George’s and Imperial Hospital and OSCE examiner at finals level (Barts) as well as editor of Hamilton and Bailey surgery and published extensively. He has also written and produced the FRCS video series, Let’s Talk Dr and is a dynamic teacher, developing national and international courses and links.
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