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We offer training in Anaesthesia and its allied specialties such as Critical Care and Pain Management and Fellowships in Difficult Airway training, Pain Management and Obstetric Anaesthesia.
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Training is of the highest calibre and we have a comprehensive training program which includes a half day release course in addition to the National Pre Exam Courses Based in the Leicester Hospitals.
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Our Rotations involve many hospitals which encompass many training opportunities. Hospitals included are University Hospitals of Leicester, Kettering, Northampton, Peterborough, Boston, Derby and Lincoln.
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| 1 | The School Board
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Head Of School
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Dr J Greiff
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hos@anaes.org
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Training Program Director ST
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Dr B Ayorinde
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tpd@anaes.org
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Training Program Director CT
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Dr R Leighton
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Training Program Director ICU
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Dr G Williams
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Dr J Tring
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Regional Educational Advisor
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Dr C Leng
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ra@anaes.org
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Lay Member
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Trainee Representative
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| 2 | How to Contact Us
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By Phone
Tel 0116 2587235
( Mon - Fri 9a.m. -4.30p.m.)
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By Post
Department Of Anaesthesia
Leicester Royal Infirmary
Infirmary Square
Leicester
LE1 5WW
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| 3 | Our Hospitals
The East Midlands Workforce Deanery School Of Anaesthesia [South] has both University and DGH level hospitals contributing to the rotations.
During the 7 years training program [8 if training via ACCS] a trainee can expect to rotate through several different hospitals. Thereby gaining a wide experience of training in Leicester and elsewhere
Modular experience can be obtained at various locations throughout the school enabling training in all of the subspecialty areas within anaesthesia. |
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| 4 | ACCS training in Leicester and Northampton
The Acute Care Common Stem (ACCS) is a programme designed to acquire competencies in 4 key acute specialties:Anaesthesia, Intensive Care Medicine, Acute Medicine and Emergency Medicine. Trainees who undergo this programme will benefit from highly specialised training which will prepare them adequately for a career in their chosen future specialty. In addition, trainees considering a future career which will include Critical Care sessions will be able to fulfil the mandatory complementary specialty requirement of the Intercollegiate Board of Intensive care Medicine (ICBTM). |
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| 6 | East Midlands Healthcare Workforce Deanery |
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