Join our comprehensive webinar series tailored to help you excel in the MRCS Part A examination. Hosted by FTSS Scotland in collaboration with RCSEd, these webinars focus on high-yield subjects crucial for success in the Applied Basic Sciences and Principles of Surgery in General papers. Our content aligns with the Intercollegiate Committee for Basic Surgical Examinations Guide, ensuring you’re well-prepared for the MRCS Part A exam. Gain valuable insights, in-depth knowledge, and effective strategies for success from experienced professionals. Don’t miss this opportunity to elevate your preparation and secure your future in surgery.
Aims
Provide an overview of the common questions relating to ENT surgery encountered in the MRCS Part A
We aim to cover high yield concepts in ENT surgery and its clinical relevance.
Learning Objectives
By the end of this webinar, the participant should be able to:
- Have a good understanding of the relevant basic scientific principles for diseases of the skin, head and neck and be able to provide the relevant clinical care.
Panellists
Our panellists include:
- Mr Alexander Rogers - MRCS(ENT) MBChB BSc(Hons), Honorary Clinical Lecturer, University of Glasgow, ENT Specialist Registrar (ST5), West of Scotland.
- Mr Alexander Rogers graduated from the University of Edinburgh in 2017 before continuing his training in the West of Scotland. After Foundation Training, he did two six-month posts as a Clinical Development Fellow, firstly in ENT (University Hospital Crosshouse), and subsequently Paediatric Surgery/Paediatric Trauma & Orthopaedics (Royal Hospital for Children). He took an ENT-themed CST post in Glasgow which involved a year of ENT, 6 months of Upper GI surgery (QEUH) and 6 months of Cardiothoracic Surgery (Golden Jubilee National Hospital).
- In 2022, he underwent national selection and secured a National Training Number in the West of Scotland. He is currently an ST5 in Lanarkshire, and has a sub-specialty interest in Head and Neck Oncology. He is the Trainee Representative for ENT trainees in the West of Scotland.
CPD
1 Hour