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Fellowship training continues to be a popular choice among anaesthesia trainees for a variety of reasons. The opportunity to receive further training in a subspecialty area at one of the University’s centres of excellence remains one of the top reasons for coming.
For overseas applicants, a chance to spend one or two years in our city is an added bonus. Fellows from Australia, New Zealand, Malta, Sri-Lanka are able to count their UK Fellowship year towards their training back home. All of these factors make for an exciting and diverse group of enthusiastic trainees.