International Medical Fellowship in Paediatric Interventional Radiology

Overview

Interventional radiology is one of the specialties offered through GOSH's International Medical Fellowship Programme, giving international doctors specialist training alongside world-leading paediatric experts.

The programme

Focus

Paediatric interventional radiology

Training type

Clinical Fellowship

Duration

Typically 12 months

Start

Not stated on official page

Positions

Not stated on official page

Accreditation

Not stated on official page

Department

GOSH Learning Academy – International Medical Fellowship Programme

Eligibility and visa

Eligibility

Medical degree acceptable to the GMC; four or more years of specialty training at entry; passed Part 1 College exam or UK equivalent; postgraduate specialty qualification (UK Royal College membership/fellowship or equivalent home-country qualification); recent full-time clinical work; IELTS (7.0 each band, 7.5 overall) or OET (grade B each) within two years before GMC application; resident overseas when applying. Alternatively, already GMC-registered with at least four years of specialty training.

International applicants

Designed for international doctors; applicants must be resident overseas when applying and willing to return home after the visa expires.

Visa support

Successful candidates complete visa applications as part of pre-employment checks; GOSH can provide GMC sponsorship for entry onto the UK Medical Register.

Licence requirement

GMC registration required (GOSH can sponsor GMC registration).

How to apply

Deadline

Not stated on official page

Application method

Online application portal managed by the GOSH Learning Academy; eligible applications reviewed by the specialty, followed by a virtual interview and conditional offer.

Funding

Funding

Self/home-organisation funded: funding must be agreed with the home organisation to cover a placement fee; GOSH does not provide scholarships.

Official sources