MRCS Part B exam revision online session

This event is designed for MRCS Part B exam candidates. The RCS England will be hosting a question-and-answer session with Orthopaedic surgeon (lower limbs), Mr Roop Tandon (3-4pm) and Neurosurgeon, Ms Huma Sethi (4-5pm) on Thursday 6 November at 3pm GMT. In this free candidate-led session Mr Tandon and Ms Sethi will answer your anatomy questions using specimens from the Anatomy and Pathology Museum. This session will last up to one hour each with a short break in between. Please note, this is a trial, and we will be asking for feedback after the session.

The session includes images of tissue falling under the Human Tissue Act. All participants are required to agree to abide by the conditions stipulated in the HTA form.

These sessions are accessible to Affiliate members only. Please confirm your membership number to proceed with the booking. If you are not an MRCS Affiliate member, please visit the RCS England website to sign-up today.

Once we receive your full name, membership number and HTA consent form, you will receive a Teams link to join on the day. Please join 5 minutes before the start of the session. Please note that we will only admit attendees who have booked in advance. Please note that some NHS/hospitals email addresses may have restricted access to Teams. Please use personal email address if you are having issues joining on the day. Places are limited to 1 person per ticket. Please do not share the link with anyone. If you have any issues joining on the day, please email Hunterian.learning@rcseng.ac.uk.

We will ask all participant to introduce themselves to the tutor first with their cameras on. The session will then start and will be recorded for training purposes. You encourage participants to keep their camera on throughout the session to make it more interactive.

Please note, this is a trial session and we will be asking for feedback by email following the session.

If you have any special requirement or questions, please contact us via email at Hunterian.learning@rcseng.ac.uk.