Training and exams
Work, Learn and Return (Overseas Development Project) - a new scheme.
Health Education England (HEE), along with the Royal College of Emergency Medicine, is offering places for overseas doctors to develop emergency medicine skills and gain valuable clinical experience. The programme is up to four years, after which the doctor will return home to use their skills to care for patients and share learning with colleagues. For more information please visit the HEE webpage here.
Information about postgraduate training in Emergency Medicine
- General training information
- Applying for specialty training
- Pre 2007 SpRs
- CT3 training
- Ultrasound training
- Airway training
- Intensive Care Medicine
- Simulation training
Register for the trainee e-portfolio
Learn about subspecialty training in PEM
Learn about and download the training work place-based assessments
- Work place-based assessment forms from August 2010
- BACCS - EM
- Work place-based assessment forms - pre August 2010
- SAS doctors
The full training curriculum is available in this section
Find out about sponsorhip opportunities to train in the UK
Criteria and guidance for equivalence entry on to the specialist register
Details of College examinations
- FRCEM
- MRCEM
- MRCEM International Exam Centres
- Dates and Fees
- Examiner information
- Resources for exam preparation
EMTA is the national organisation that represents trainees in Emergency Medicine