On the positive side: - This is a friendly DGH where you will quickly get to know the other juniors - The majority of the medical consultants are approachable, with the Stroke, Renal and Acute Medici

The Pros of St Helier is that all the junior doctors are incredibly friendly and there is really good comradery among the juniors. The med regs are approachable and generally eager to teach + give opp

Great department, extremely supportive for SHOs even in JCF non training roles. Allocated theatre and clinic time. Consultants and registrars extremely supportive always willing to teach. A lot of sco

I completed FY1 at the QEUH. Across all level 1 surgical and medical wards in this hospital, and the entire acute receiving unit (with exception of IAU, the GP-admissions area), nurses and HCA's wil

Good exposure to emergency general surgery, vascular and urology. Heavy elective workload with HPB, OG, Bariatric, Colorectal and Robotic work. Core trainees are mostly on-call (>60% of the time) whic

I have personally had my HPB rotation when I was an FY1 expecting to at least get some formal teaching. The thing which disappointed me the most was that we were not having weekly formal teaching sess

Having rotated through the majority of the radiology departments in the West Yorkshire region, harrogate would be the top of my choice. It has a fantastic current college tutor, Dr Koo who is a stro

Badly-run hospital, treats foundation doctors very poorly and mainly service provision. Toxic HR culture with surgical specialties having poor managers and rota coordinators. Medical specialties had b

Very supportive team and easy to get competencies signed off

Seniors are kind and supportive, but the trust is seriously understaffed for the level of acuity, and under-resourced. The EHR is Lorenzo, which frequently crashes and is not user friendly at all. I'd