South East England

Host Information for DCH Exams

stethoscope with hand and pen.web.JPG The following documents provide you with key information to assist you with hosting the DCH clinical exam.

General information

DCH Financial Principles August 2012(10 Pages 64KB)

Last published on 13 September 2012

What does an Examiner Do?

For more detailed information on the role of the RCPCH Examiner please refer to the following documents:

Last published on 15 June 2011

Contact details for the different examiners leads and groups.

College staff contacts

Contact the Examinations Team

Officer for Examinations

Last published on 4 April 2013

Examiner key dates and calendar

UK examination dates

2013 UK Calendar All Exams.pdf (PDF, 1 page 21KB)

Last published on 16 January 2013

Submitting your availability for MRCPCH/DCH clinical examinations 2013

Last published on 16 January 2013

NTN Grid frequently asked questions (FAQ's)

FAQ.web.JPG Click on the links below to find answers to FAQs.

For the whole 2013 process please refer to the

Grid Applicant Guide 2013 (PDF, 246 KB, 28 pages)

Applications:

Last published on 13 September 2012

The College hosts careers events across the year as well as having a presence at other external fairs.

These events are a great opportunity to meet the recruitment and careers team who will be able to advise on how the application process works and get advice from current trainees and consultants about career opportunities open to you.

Last published on 27 March 2013

Paediatric sub-specialty glossary

Positions and variety in paediatrics

Sub-specialties The majority of paediatricians work as general paediatricians in district hospitals looking after babies and children with both short term (acute) and longer term (chronic) illnesses.

Last published on 10 May 2012

Special Interest Modules (SPIN Modules)

These competences have been developed for trainees in general paediatrics who have an interest in a certain area of their work. These do not change the certification of completion of training (CCT) the trainee will receive (i.e. the CCT will still be in General Paediatrics).

Why have these modules been developed?

Last published on 3 January 2013