Obituary: Raymond Trygve Booth
Dr Raymond Booth was born on the 14th of July 1925.
Dr Booth served as a Navigator Air Crew in the RAF, Lancaster Bomber's, Bomber Command from December 1943 to May 1947 prior to undertaking his undergraduate studies.
Dr Booth graduated from the
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DRCOG regulations
The College’s regulations for the Diploma exam (DRCOG)
The College awards a Diploma to registered medical practitioners who demonstrate the appropriate knowledge, skills and attitudes and who satisfy its examiners. The Diploma is intended to recognise
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A letter from Sussex Place, May 2011
Richard Warren, Honorary Secretary, writes....
So much news and I am only allowed a few lines! A Royal Wedding, Bin Laden, continuing strife across the world, a beautiful spring – yes, we already need rain, the bidding for Olympic tickets– and Norwich
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A letter from Sussex Place, July 2013
Ian Currie, Honorary Secretary, writes...
I must first pay tribute this month to all those who were involved in the delivery of the RCOG 2013 World Congress in Liverpool. I promised that it would be an excellent event and it certainly came up to the
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Benefits of membership
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Careers prospectus: foundation training
This page provides an overview of foundation training, which you’ll need to complete after graduating with a medical degree and before entering specialty training.
Foundation training: overview
After graduating with a medical degree, you’ll enter a
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Why Obs and Gynae? by Rachel Boyce
Each year, the RCOG invites foundation trainees to tell us why they’ve chosen a career in O&G for the Why Obs and Gynae? prize.
This is a submission from Rachel Boyce, an FY2 at Southern General Hospital, Glasgow.
I’ve never wanted to be a surgeon.
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Why Obs and Gynae? by Suzy Duckworth
Each year, the RCOG invites foundation trainees to tell us why they’ve chosen a career in O&G for the Why Obs and Gynae? prize.
This is a submission from Suzy Duckworth, an FY2 doctor.
Why I chose a career in obstetrics/gynaecology
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A career in O&G: FAQs from medical students
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How can I find out more about a career in O&G?
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Find out how medical training
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