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Gynecologic Oncology · Glasgow, United Kingdom

Gynaecological Oncology Subspecialty Training Programme (West of Scotland)

NHS Education for Scotland – Scotland Deanery (West of Scotland)

Subspecialty Training Programme (RCOG)Minimum 3 years (≥2 years clinical + 12 months research; research exemption possible)Confirm eligibility (international)
SpecialtyGynecologic Oncology
Original classificationGynaecological oncology (RCOG-approved subspecialty programme)
Training typeSubspecialty Training Programme (RCOG)
DurationMinimum 3 years (≥2 years clinical + 12 months research; research exemption possible)
StartNot published; confirm with program
PositionsNot published; confirm with program
Deadline / application cycleAdvertised in the BMJ; open competition with structured interview — confirm current cycle
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 training post; RCOG advanced training registration fee payable
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