Obstetric Medicine Visiting Professional Programme (observership)

Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust – Obstetric Medicine

London, United Kingdom

Duration
Normally 3–6 months; length can be tailored to learning needs
Training type
Clinical attachment / observership
Positions
Not published; confirm with program
Start
Not published; confirm with program

Program overview

Obstetric Medicine Visiting Professional Programme (observership) is listed as clinical attachment / observership offered by Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust – Obstetric Medicine in London, United Kingdom. It is listed under Maternal–Fetal Medicine, with an original program classification of Obstetric medicine (medical disorders in pregnancy; cardiac obstetric, renal pre-pregnancy counselling, diabetes/hypertension clinics).

Faculty

Named faculty have not yet been recorded here. Check the official source for the current teaching team.

Application information

Deadline / application cycle
Not published; confirm with program
International applicants
Intended for non-UK obstetricians (observerships only), physicians and anaesthetists; hands-on practice not available to observers
Visa support
Page states the Royal College of Physicians' Medical Training Initiative facilitates GMC registration and provides sponsorship for a Tier 5 visa (relevant to hands-on attachments, which require GMC registration)
Funding
Weekly course fee applies (amount not published; email programme); excludes accommodation and travel; bursaries/discounted places may be offered individually at the Trust's discretion
Verified as of
2026-10-19

Classification

Directory pathway
Maternal–Fetal Medicine
Original classification
Obstetric medicine (medical disorders in pregnancy; cardiac obstetric, renal pre-pregnancy counselling, diabetes/hypertension clinics)
Program format
Clinical attachment / observership

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