We understand that you might not be ready or able to invest in one of our courses or online courses just yet. So we offer you some free information to help you start preparing for interview or planning your career development. From this page you can access to the following:
- Consultant Medical Interview Free Advice
- ST & CT Medical Interview Free Advice
- New & Insights
- Oxford Medical Junior Doctor Panel updates
Consultant Medical Interview Free Advice
The Consultant Interview is a major obstacle which you must overcome to secure the post you have strived for over the years. We’ve been preparing doctors for interview since 2004. Would you like an overview of what to expect and how to begin your preparations? Then this is a great place to start.
To read our free Consultant Interview advice click here.
CT, ST, & IMT Medical Interview Free Advice
Securing a place on the training programme of your choice is a crucial point which will shape your future career. The stakes are high and the competition is fierce. So, how can you optimise your chances?
To read our free CT, ST & IMT Interview advice, click here.
News & Insights
The News & Insights section of our website is another excellent free resource. This is where we regularly post thought provoking articles, relating the news-of-the-day to your everyday-practice as a doctor. In addition to considering the latest reports and headlines we look to learn from people as diverse as Einstein and Confucius to Lionel Messi and Kurt Cobain. You are bound to find something to stimulate your thinking within the dozens of posts in this section.
Click here to visit News & Insights.
Oxford Medical Junior Doctor Panel updates
Our Junior Doctor Panel are a small group of medical students and junior doctors working in different roles who share their experiences with us and with you via blog-posts and interviews that we share on our website and across social media. They share their success and challenges, what helped them and what has hindered them, along with their thoughts on how to progress and what they have learned along the way.
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