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Vascular Pathway JOEL NORTONKMAN, Every Scenario is Different JJ One of 11 surgical specialties Conditions affecting the circulation, VascularSurgery including disease of the arteries, veins and lymphatics Endovascular component with good volume of open surgeryTraining pathways JJPathwaytoVascularSurgery Best to prepare early, Most commonly pathway Single run through post in documentation for interview from ST3 (F1&2 then CT1&2) Scotland from ST1 (F1&2) criteria easily available online for CT1 and ST3 • Inverness,Dundee,ding EdinburghJJ PathwaytoVascularSurgery  Things to consider:  Audit (includingfull cycle)  Publications  Presentations  Prizes  Teaching  Leadership  Operative experienceincluding general surgery  Experience in other surgical specialties PathwaytoVascularSurgery  CT1 and ST3 Interview  Clinical  Management  Portfolio VascularRegistrarprogramme  By region i.e. Scotland, North East, West Midlands  Scotland also split East and West  Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Dundee  Glasgow, Hairmyres  ST3-8 (but now competence based)  Criteria to meet each year including operative skills, endovascular skills, audit, teaching and regular assessments VascularRegistrarprogramme  Typical week:  2 days in theatre  1 day helping with on call  1 day in clinic  1 day post on call/admin  Typical on call rota:  1 in 7-8 weekends (48 hour on call)  1 in 7-8 weekday day on call (24 hour on call)Be Kind toEach Otherand Y ourself JJThank Y ou Questions Comments Feedback JJ