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    The document outlines the regulations for the Joint Surgical Colleges Fellowship Examinations in General Surgery for 2015. Applicants must be six years medically qualified, have passed the MRCS, and have completed a recognized surgical training program. Applicants must provide three structured references from their head of department, a senior clinician worked with in the last two years, and another senior clinician worked with in the last two years as evidence of achieving day one consultant standards. The Joint Surgical Colleges Fellowship Examination Specialty Board in General Surgery makes the final decision on eligibility and candidates have up to seven years to complete the examination with a maximum of four attempts for each section.

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    The document outlines the regulations for the Joint Surgical Colleges Fellowship Examinations in General Surgery for 2015. Applicants must be six years medically qualified, have passed the MRCS, and have completed a recognized surgical training program. Applicants must provide three structured references from their head of department, a senior clinician worked with in the last two years, and another senior clinician worked with in the last two years as evidence of achieving day one consultant standards. The Joint Surgical Colleges Fellowship Examination Specialty Board in General Surgery makes the final decision on eligibility and candidates have up to seven years to complete the examination with a maximum of four attempts for each section.

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    The document outlines the regulations for the Joint Surgical Colleges Fellowship Examinations in General Surgery for 2015. Applicants must be six years medically qualified, have passed the MRCS, and have completed a recognized surgical training program. Applicants must provide three structured references from their head of department, a senior clinician worked with in the last two years, and another senior clinician worked with in the last two years as evidence of achieving day one consultant standards. The Joint Surgical Colleges Fellowship Examination Specialty Board in General Surgery makes the final decision on eligibility and candidates have up to seven years to complete the examination with a maximum of four attempts for each section.

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    Joint Surgical Colleges Fellowship Examinations

    General Surgery

    Examination Regulations
    2015

    1. Applicants must be six years medically qualified

    2. Applicants would normally have passed the MRCS examination of one of the four Surgical Royal
    Colleges but this is currently not mandatory

    3. Applicants must have successfully completed a locally recognised surgical training programme and
    are required to provide evidence of having achieved the required standard of a recognised specialist
    (day one NHS UK/Ireland consultant standard) in the generality of General Surgery

    4. This evidence must consist of three structured references as follows:


    • The principal referee must be the applicant’s current of Head of Department or Head of the
    Recognised Training Committee/Programme in which the applicant has participated
    • The second referee must be a senior clinician who has worked with the applicant and has
    knowledge of the applicant’s work in his/her specialty within the last two years
    • The third referee must be a senior clinician who has worked with the applicant and has
    knowledge of the applicant’s work in his/her specialty within the last two years

    5. The final decision on eligibility for admission to the examination will lie with the Joint Surgical
    Colleges Fellowship Examination Specialty Board in General Surgery

    6. Examination Attempts
    Candidates will have up to a maximum of 7 years to complete the examination process as follows:
    Section 1: Candidates will have a maximum of 4 attempts with no re-entry
    Section 2: Candidates will have a maximum of 4 attempts with no re-entry

    All previous Regulations will be rescinded

    February 2017

    www.jscfe.co.uk enquiries@jscfe.co.uk

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