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Why Serving on RCSEd Council Matters for SAS Surgeons
The SASL Committee of RCSEd is dedicated to representing the interests of all SAS doctors, dentists, locally employed surgeons and locum consultants, both within and outside the College. Hear from Council Member & Chair of SASL Committee of RCSEd, Majid Mukadam, about his experience and what inspired him to get involved and how to apply.
SASL Committee , SAS Surgeons , SAS Doctors , Specialty Doctors , Associate Specialist , Specialist Grade Surgeons , Locally Employed Surgeons , Locum Consultants
Why I joined the Trainees’ Committee
The RCSEd Trainees’ Committee is dedicated to representing trainees and ensuring their voices help shape College activities and decisions. Hear from Chair Michael Okocha about his experience and what inspired him to get involved and how to apply.
RCSEd Trainees Committee , Trainees Committee , Trainees
2025 Volunteer Survey: Key Findings
Anna Paisley, RCSEd Vice President, shares the findings from the College’s 2025 volunteer survey. The results highlight the pride, commitment and impact of our volunteers, while identifying opportunities to improve communication, support and recognition. These insights will help shape a volunteering strategy that strengthens engagement and encourages wider participation across the College.
Faculty of Surgical Trainers Conference 2026 brings focus, challenge and practical solutions
The Faculty of Surgical Trainers (FST) welcomed delegates to the RCSEd Birmingham Regional Centre on 17 April for its 2026 Conference, Training in Turbulent Times – a day of practical learning, honest discussion and future-focused debate. Around 50 delegates from across the UK gathered to explore how trainers can continue to deliver high-quality surgical education in a changing environment.
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The IPD UK Induction for International Doctors 2026
The International Postgraduate Deanery (IPD) has been hosting Induction Days for international trainees since 2019. Held twice a year, these two-day programmes provide valuable opportunities for trainees to build social networks within the medical field while gaining essential insights into working in the UK. This March, we welcomed a new cohort of trainees at the Birmingham Regional Centre.
