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Our GP Recruitment Stage 2 Course is run by GPs who who have been through the exam themselves and amassed valuable tips on how to score highly in what is now an extremely competitive selection process. |  |
Courses displaying 'Buy' are OPEN FOR BOOKING. When a course fills up 'Buy' automatically and immediately changes to 'FULL'. Timetable and Venue - click on a course date (above) for the timetable. Click on London (above) for venue, travel and accommodation information. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- On this course you will be shown how to approach the different format of questions in both the Clinical Problem Solving and Professional Dilemma papers. We focus on knowledge areas which have proved difficult for past candidates including topics that you may not have thought about for years to maximise your chance of success in this assessment. There is a timed mock examination for both papers which is sat under timed exam conditions to demonstrate the time pressures you’ll be under on the day. There will then be time spent going through the answers with the experienced tutors. This is the first year that we have run a Stage 2 Recruitment course and so we have spent a huge amount of time researching and writing it. This is to make sure the tutorials are spent going over topics that will really boost your marks, not just re-covering common topics that you’ll already know a lot about. Check out our feedback from the previous courses. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Course Programme
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Dr Richard Hughes |  |
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scheme (Riverside) after a successful selection centre experience! He has a broad interest in undergraduate and postgraduate education. He is a clinical methods tutor and current examiner for the Imperial College undergraduate examinations. He has a particular focus on improving candidate’s examination techniques to improve on-the-day performance with great success steering numerous candidates to achieve their first choice GP rotation over the past three years. |
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Dr Shivani Tanna |  |
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She successfully gained a place on the Chelsea and Westminster (Riverside) GPVTS in London after tuition from Dr Richard Hughes! She has successfully tutored trainees who gained their first choice rotations through the GP selection centre process. This highly praised and accomplished medical educator enjoys teaching Imperial College London undergraduates clinical methods, ethics, and professional development. Her academic interests are clinical communication and selection. She has published in the British Medical Journal (BMJ), Clinical Epidemiology, and BMJ Careers, and presented data at the Society of Academic Primary Care (SAPC) Conference and at the Association of Surgeons of Great Britain and Ireland (ASGBI) Meeting. |
