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Core Endoscopic Urology and Peno-Scrotal Surgery
This is a hands-on urology course using fresh frozen cadaveric specimens. This one-day course will offer an introduction to common core urological procedures.
Emergency Urological Surgery Cadaver Course
This course offers hands-on experience and the opportunity to perform essential open urological emergency procedures using fresh cadaveric material.
Let's Talk Travel Health Webinars
Looking to sharpen your expertise and stay ahead of global health trends? Join our dynamic series of free webinars designed for travel health professionals or those with a keen interest in travel medicine.
Surgical Approaches to the Upper Limb for Trauma
One-day cadaver course to enhance your practical skills in surgical approaches, focusing on the upper limb.
Endoscopic Ear Surgery Cadaver Course
This is an advanced hands-on endoscopic ear surgery dissection course using fresh frozen cadaveric specimens.
Emergency Head and Neck Surgery Cadaver Course
Hands-on refresher training for ENT emergencies using fresh/frozen cadavers, suitable for consultants, senior trainees, specialty and specialist doctors.
Basic Laparoscopic Skills Course
This one day course is aimed at junior doctors around the level of core trainee 1 with an interest in general surgery, paediatric surgery, urology and gynaecology.
Basic Surgery Cadaver Skills (BaSICS)
This course is aimed at CT1/ST2 level and will cover areas of the ISCP curriculum required for entry to ST3. Candidates should have previously undertaken a Basic Surgical Skills course.
Basic Surgical Skills Course
This course is strongly recommended for all trainees anticipating a career in surgery and preparing for basic surgical examinations.
Advanced Surgery Cadaver Skills (ASiCS)
This 2 day cadaver course provides intense hands-on practical training in upper and lower gastrointestinal surgery for surgical trainees. The course is aimed at ST3-6 level and delegates should have completed a BaSiCS course, or have a letter of support from their programme director that they are at an appropriate state in their training for this course.