Smashing Core Surgical Training Interviews is a critical take on the competitive world of surgery, written by former members of Core Surgical Training’s national recruitment panel. This will give you a true understanding of what is expected on interview day and how to best prepare for it. This is the best preparation guide for any medical student or young doctor looking to start a career in surgery in the UK with the Basic Surgical Training Interview.
We cover all aspects of interviews, including how to prepare materials, virtual interviews, and post-interview decisions. This book includes:

More than 35 clinical cases and 15 control cases with example responses. A standard template for organizing responses. Information on real-world issues, including how to maximize your chances as a medical student, how to get published, and how to decide what to do next F3 year. It provides insight into many aspects of today’s surgical world, including women in surgery, LGBTQ issues, dyslexia and neurodiversity, and issues facing minorities. A framework for international medical graduates planning a career in surgery. “This book is written to help people coming out of medical school or medical practice take the first step in their career as a surgeon. In addition to helpful tips and tricks, the book covers topics with little guidance. » Fiona Myint, FRCS, MA (Clin Ed), LLM, SFHEA, Vascular Surgeon, Vice-Chancellor, Royal College of Surgeons of England

“The doctors brought together the best surgical educators to write this easy-to-read book full of beautiful gems for future surgical candidates. The book directly addresses the theories of imposter syndrome and stereotype threat.” Roy Phitayakorn, MD MHPE FACS, general and endocrine surgeon, vice chair of surgical education at Massachusetts General Hospital and professor of surgery at Harvard Medical School

“Surgery is a wonderful profession, but becoming a surgeon requires skill, common sense and determination. “If you know (from this book) what to expect, you are more likely to achieve your goal of becoming a surgeon.” Daniel B. Jones, MD, MS, FACS, Professor and Director of Medicine, University Hospitals and Associate Dean, Rutgers School of Medicine of New Jersey

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