The Course

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History

The King’s FRCR 2B course is a long established course which has continued to evolve from 1985, and was initially set-up by Professor John Karani and Professor Philip Gishen. In the past names associated with the course were Professor Grainger, Dr Allison, Professor Armstrong, Dr Reznek, Professor Carty, Dr Craig, Dr Field, Professor Desai, Dr Peddu and Dr Gregory.

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Aim

Our sole purpose is to help radiology trainees obtain success in the final FRCR 2B examination.

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Most candidates have enough radiological knowledge to pass the exam, but are sometimes let down due to poor technique and timing. The intensive 2 day weekend course provides a platform for revision and fine tuning in examination technique/timing.

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The Setup

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We designed the course format and content with the help of former FRCR examiners and Consultants interested in teaching and will include: 

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• Six 2 hour viva sessions 

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Sessions are conducted with no more than four candidates and each candidate undergoes a one-to-one viva session with the tutor followed by individual feedback.

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• Longs and plain film rapids practice examinations 

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During this session the candidate will practise longs and rapid reporting. Following this, candidates have the opportunity to review the cases with the session tutor. We want to challenge the delegates and will have a wide selection of ‘gold medal’ and Aunt Minnie type cases to help you not only pass but excel in the exam.

 

The course fee is inclusive of:

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• Individual delegate welcome pack containing longs and rapids answer sheets and certificates upon completion.

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Terms and Conditions

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• Transfer of funds via BAC transfer secures a place on the course. Places cannot be reserved before payment is received

• Please use your name as reference for the transfer.

• Cancellations - refunds and transfers (to future course) can only be made if cancellation is made more than 4 weeks prior to the commencement date of the course. Regrettably refunds cannot be made to delegates cancelling with shorter notice than this.

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