On this page, you will find details of professional opportunities which may be of interest to you and your career.
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Currently Open
College Fellows who are Joint Specialty Fellowship (JSF) Examiners or current and past Joint Committee on Intercollegiate Examinations (JCIE) examiners are invited to apply for the JSF Specialty Lead role in Plastic Surgery. The JSF exams are run in conjunction with international partners in Hong Kong, Singapore and Malaysia and offered in 9 surgical specialties.
The deadline for receipt of application is 16:00 hours on Friday 10 January 2025.
All applications and subsequent correspondence should be via email to: c.mills@rcsed.ac.uk.
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JSF Lead in Plastic Surgery
Application Form
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Download HereAs the Regional Surgical Ambassadors' (RSA) Network goes from strength to strength we are inviting applications from UK based Fellows to join the Network. We are recruiting in all regions across the UK for succession planning.
For more information, email Una Curran in the Marketing and Communications Team at outreach@rcsed.ac.uk.
View the list of our current RSAs here.
Following a recent review of our networks, we will be changing the composition and duties of our regional representatives, encompassing support for the whole dental team.
We are now recruiting for a network of Dental Ambassadors.
Please visit our Examinations Vacancies page to see our current list of Examiner Vacancies.
The Edinburgh Surgical Sciences Qualification, run by RCSEd and the University of Edinburgh is currently recruiting for tutors to mentor and support training surgeons in 40 different countries and at the same time enable the tutor to maintain their knowledge base.
If you are interested in supporting elements of the Edinburgh Surgery Online programmes and taking part, find out more here.
Please visit our Work for RCSEd page for information on current job opportunities with the College.
Advisory Appointment Committees (AACs) are the process through which non-Foundation Trusts in England advertise and fill consultant level posts and function in accordance with the NHS (Appointment of Consultants) Regulations 1996 and Good Practice Guidance 2005.
Find out more and become and AAC Participant here.