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The Part 2 Fellowship Oral Exam is a practical examination that tests candidates' knowledge and understanding of ophthalmology. Most candidates will sit this exam towards the end of the OST programme and it is the final examination before becoming a Fellow.
The Refraction Certificate is an exam which assesses competence in practical refraction, an essential requirement for ophthalmologists. This exam is part of the Fellowship examinations.
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The General Medical Council has (GMC) published ‘The state of medical education and practice in the UK: the workforce report 2022.’ This highlights statistical trends and challenges facing the medical workforce, including specific data on the ophthalmology workforce. RCOphth Policy Manager Jordan Marshall and Policy Advisor David Murray summarise the key findings and what they mean for ophthalmology.
What was the experience of ophthalmologists in training in 2023, and how does this compare to previous years? Jordan Marshall, RCOphth Policy Manager and Sam Simpson, specialty trainee and Ophthalmologists in Training Group (OTG) representative, summarise the key findings from the GMC’s 2023 National Training Survey.
The Part 2 Fellowship Written exam is a theoretical paper taken towards the end of the OST programme. It tests candidates' theoretical knowledge of ophthalmology.
