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FELLOWSHIPS MISS KATE SPACEY FRCS(TR&ORTH) CO-DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION EOEORTHO Subspeciality Trauma How many? What do you need Increasing Pay cut costs from fellowship? Type Finances Fellowship costs New Skill Experiential Spouse Confidence Bigger Picture Children Abroad? Family? Where? Parents Pets Home? Type of Fellowship ● Elective v trauma ?both ● Specific skill you want to learn how to do ○ E.g endoprosthetics, robotics ● Operating confidence/independence → high volume ○ E.g high volume/ low complexity ○ Maybe you’ll need a second fellowship ? ● A Name / Network ookingforajb ○ Research Areyou l ○ CV Mentally Ready Socially Ready Preparing for fellowship Clinically Ready Financially Ready Living arrangements Family arrangements Mentally Ready Socially Ready Pet arrangements Preparing for fellowship Clinically Ready Financially Ready Socially Ready? Dividing time All together Living Commute arrangements Renting Family Schools arrangements Sub let Spouse work Care arrangements Pet arrangements Care Coming with you? Financially Ready? ‘nes t Fellowship is expensive! Paid £2.5kCourses fo ra l P ln g’ea r Generally a Pay CUT CCT Fee £500 eg Locums/WLI Generally expenses go up FRCS Fees Savings early on in training for FRCS/Fellowship RemortgageClinically Ready? >competent in basic subspeciality cases Comes down to the type of fellowship Quicker you’ll move onto: ● independent cases Maximising training ● >complex cases opportunities Some independent experience Reading around subspeciality Reaching out to the Kit they use dept you’re going to Mentally Ready? FRCS CCT New people Fellowship New place New kit Apply for Cons posts Have you had a break? ? away from F&F Have you appropriately celebrated!! Do you want a break before starting fellowship? Does this influence going abroad for fellowship?Any Questions?
