Overview
Listed on the OBGYN Fellow sister directory from an official source. Training type reported as: Subspecialty Training Programme (RCOG). Confirm current intake, eligibility and funding on the official page.
The programme
- Focus
- Urogynaecology (RCOG subspecialty training; listed by BSUG as an approved programme, May 2018 list)
- Training type
- Subspecialty training programme
- Specialty associations
- Not yet verified
- Learning format
- Not yet verified
- Duration
- Typically 2–3 years (RCOG subspecialty training); confirm with program
- Start
- Not published; confirm with program
- Positions
- 1 trainee per year (IUGA training-site profile, 2017)
- Accreditation
- Not yet verified
- Department
- Not yet verified
Eligibility and visa
- Eligibility
- Not stated on specialist directory profile
- Qualification requirement
- Not yet verified
- Citizenship requirement
- Not yet verified
- Practice location requirement
- Not yet verified
- Membership requirement
- Not yet verified
- Eligibility restrictions
- Not yet verified
- Language
- Not yet verified
- Teaching language
- Not yet verified
- Clinical language
- Not yet verified
- International applicants
- Not stated on source; RCOG subspecialty training is normally for UK trainees/eligible doctors registered with the GMC — confirm eligibility with RCOG
- Licence requirement
- Not yet verified
- Visa route
- Not yet verified
- Visa sponsorship
- Not yet verified
- Visa support
- Not published; confirm with program
How to apply
- Deadline
- RCOG subspecialty training posts are advertised periodically (NHS Jobs/BMJ) when a slot becomes vacant; no fixed annual date — confirm current cycle
- Application method
- Not yet verified
- Documents
- Not yet verified
- Contact
- Not yet verified
Funding and costs
- Tuition / fees
- Not yet verified
- Application fee
- Not yet verified
- Stipend / salary
- Salaried NHS training post (typical for RCOG SST)
- Scholarship
- Not yet verified
- Funding
- Salaried NHS training post (typical for RCOG SST); confirm with program
Sources and verification
https://bsug.org.uk/pages/healthcare-professionals/sub-spec/177https://www.iuga.org/images/content/Training_Sites/2017Dec-NHS-Greater-Glasgow-and-Clyde-Scotland.pdfhttps://scotlanddeanery.nhs.scot/resident-doctor-information/obstetrics-and-gynaecology-trainee-information/training/special-interest-training/subspecialty-training/
Evidence by field
- Training type: unverified; checked not recorded. Source 1
- Duration: unverified; checked not recorded. Source 1
- Eligibility: unverified; checked not recorded. Source 1
- International applicants: unverified; checked not recorded. Source 1
- Funding: unverified; checked not recorded. Source 1
- Deadline: unverified; checked not recorded. Source 1
- Stipend / salary: unverified; checked not recorded. Source 1 Derived from Funding.
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