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with the same College.
Each part stands alone and candidates are awarded either a "pass" or
a"fail".

Oral Component:
This consists of three -minute vivas on :
Applied surgical anatomy and operative surgery.
Applied physiology and critical care.
Applied surgical pathology and principles of surgery.
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There're six bays in total : 3 clinical bays +  communication bays
The four 15-minute clinical bays requie candidates to
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Trauma and Orthopaedics.

Vascular.
Breast,skin,head and neck.
Trunk,groin and scrotum.

The two bays of communication test skills during a session of 3

minutes,thus:
Taking a history to reach a diagnosis.
Giving information to patients,relatives,or other healthcare
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within three-and-a-half-years of sitting part .

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Regulations Relating to the Intercollegiate Specialty Examination

The applicant must hold a medical qualification recognised for
registration by the General Medical Council of the United Kingdom or
the Medical Council of Ireland. The applicant must have been
qualified for at least six years.
The applicant must provide evidence of having reached the standard
of clinical competence defined in the Intercollegiate Surgical
Curriculum either for the award of the Certificate of Completion of
Training (CCT) by the Postgraduate Medical Education and Training
Board (PMETB) or for the award of Certificate of Completion of
Specialist Training (CCST) by the Irish Surgical Postgraduate Training
Committee (ISPTC). The required standard may have been achieved
through training or qualifications, and experience considered
together. The passing of the Intercollegiate Specialty Examination
alone does not imply that the CCT, CCST (Ireland) or placement on
the Specialist Register will be automatic; the Examination will form
only part of the evidence required.
This evidence must consist of three structured references in the
format prescribed by the Joint Committee on Intercollegiate
Examinations (JCIE). These references must be completed by the
appropriate senior colleagues with direct experience of the
applicants current clinical practice in the appropriate specialty as
defined in the Guidance Notes for Referees.
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The Home Office now requires all international doctors who are not UK
or EEA nationals - wishing to train or work in the UK to have a work
permit .Postgraduate doctors who wish to train in the UK for a limited
period of time can apply to the Home Office for a work permit under
Medical Training Initiatives MTI.
This is a category of permit within the Training and Work Experience
Scheme (TWES) which enables individuals to gain experience in the UK
before returning overseas to put into practice the training they have
received in the UK. MTI is intended for individuals who are sponsored by
a Royal College or a similar approved organisation for the purposes of
registration with the General Medical Council .MTI permits are granted
for the duration of training of up to 22 months, after which
he individual is expected to return overseas. Doctors will not be able to
return to the UK under the MTI category once the maximum period has
elapsed. However they may return under any other category of the work
permits arrangements. Applications for an MTI work permit should be
arranged by the doctors employing Trust.
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Ireland and Overseas
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