The Irish Institute of Orthopaedic Surgeons was formed in 1972. Its functions included determining the need for new orthopaedic appointments, involvement in the replacement of those retiring, and a commitment to develop a training program in line with that being established in the UK under the auspices of the Specialist Advisory Committee (SAC) of the Joint Committee of the Royal Colleges of Surgeons.
RCSI Trainee Resources
Our postgraduate training programmes are designed to produce specialist doctors who are capable of handling the everyday challenges of our health service.
When you choose to train with RCSI, we will help you develop the advanced skills and knowledge required to practice independently as a specialist and lead a clinical team. To assist in your development and progression throughout the programme, you will have access to a suite of supports including health and wellbeing, learning and financial support.
Health And Wellbeing
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Perfomance Issues
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Learning Support
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Financial Support
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The RCSI Postgraduate Training Programmes
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