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The 日韩精品 Royal College of Surgeons聽of England Award allows UK trainee RCS England members to pursue research into a number of surgical areas聽at any accredited US higher education institution.

Areas of interest include:

  • Development of new operative techniques
  • Improvements in patient care and recovery
  • Causes of surgical conditions
  • Treatment and procedure

This grant covers any appropriate three-to-six month project.

Grantees will not be permitted to practise clinically in the US; research projects must not involve direct clinical contact with patients.

Eligibility

  • Subscribing trainee members of the Royal College of Surgeons of England in a training post, or trainees who have passed the MCQ papers and will sit the final MRCS examination at this College, are eligible to apply.
  • The applicant should be employed by a UK University or NHS Trust.

Grant amount

  • 拢2,275 per month, converted to dollars at the prevailing rate.

This is intended as a contribution towards any institutional聽fees and accommodation &聽maintenance costs while in the USA.

In addition to the grant amount, the Royal College of Surgeons of England will award a further grant to cover the basic NHS Salary costs of the awardee, up to the maximum of the resident doctor pay scale, for the duration of their scholarship period (up to 6 months) in the United States. This is administered by means of salary recharge invoices issued quarterly in arrears by the employing NHS Trust.

Applicants should check that this financial arrangement can be accommodated by their employer before applying.

Visit our page on UK Scholar Awards

for information on how to apply and more.

Full Terms and Conditions can be found

The Royal College of Surgeons of England is committed to enabling surgeons to achieve and maintain the highest standards of surgical practice and patient care.

Providing support, advice and education opportunities for surgeons in all stages of their career, the Royal College of Surgeons of England supervises training of surgeons in approved posts; examines trainees to ensure the highest professional聽standards; promotes and supports surgical research in the UK; and supports audit and evaluation of clinical effectiveness.

It also acts as an advisory body to Government, the health service, and other professional bodies; collaborates with other medical and academic organisations in the UK and worldwide; and its library and museums provide a resource centre for surgeons and the public.

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