Medical training changes: progress and tips (10 August 2020)

Dr Kerri Baker joins us for an interesting discus…

An episode of the Clinical Conversations podcast, hosted by Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh, titled "Medical training changes: progress and tips (10 August 2020)" was published on August 10, 2020 and runs 31 minutes.

August 10, 2020 ·31m · Clinical Conversations

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Dr Kerri Baker joins us for an interesting discussion on training, changes over time and some practical advice regarding Internal Medicine Training and the application process. If you want to find out more information about IMY3 application process please follow this link: https://www.imtrecruitment.org.uk/imy3/overview/ Please share this episode with your colleagues and suggest future interviewees by emailing us at [email protected] Recorded: 3 August 2020

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Dr Kerri Baker joins us for an interesting discussion on training, changes over time and some practical advice regarding Internal Medicine Training and the application process. If you want to find out more information about IMY3 application process please follow this link: https://www.imtrecruitment.org.uk/imy3/overview/ Please share this episode with your colleagues and suggest future interviewees by emailing us at [email protected] Recorded: 3 August 2020

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