SpecialtyGynecologic Oncology
Original classificationGynaecological oncology (RCOG and ESGO accredited training centre; ESGO Centre of Excellence in Advanced Ovarian Cancer)
Training typeSubspecialty Training Programme (RCOG)
Duration2–3 years
StartNot published; confirm with program
Positions2 RCOG-recognised subspecialty trainees in department (per advert)
Deadline / application cycleRCOG subspecialty training posts are advertised periodically (NHS Jobs/BMJ) when a slot becomes vacant; no fixed annual date — confirm current cycle (last advert observed on NHS Jobs, now closed)
International applicantsNot stated on source; RCOG subspecialty training is normally for UK trainees/eligible doctors registered with the GMC — confirm eligibility with RCOG
Visa supportNot published; confirm with program
FundingSalaried NHS post
Information can change without notice. Confirm eligibility, dates, funding, accreditation, licensing and immigration requirements directly with the program before applying. Spotted an error? Submit a correction.