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core training Explanation: http://www.londondeanery.ac.uk/var/recruitment/specialty-rec... "Core Medical Training (CMT) CMT is the primary entry point and initial stage of training for those trainees who wish to follow a career in medical specialties and is the first stage between Foundation Training Year 2 and selection into ST3. It is a generic spread of the discipline of medicine such as cardiology, gastroenterology, geriatric medicine, CMT trainees undertake two years of core training (CT1 and CT2), during which they will take up a number of different posts - typically either 4 or 6 months in duration. The 2-year Core Medical Training Programme delivers training based upon the JRCPTB General Internal Medicine (Acute) and Generic Curricula, with the majority of posts involving both District General Hospital and Teaching Hospital placements. Completion of CMT will be required before entry into Specialty training at ST3." http://www.rcpe.ac.uk/training/specialty-training.php "Core Medical Training and Specialty Training Foundation Training is followed by Core Medical Training (CMT) and then Specialty Training (ST). CMT is the first common period of Specialty Training following selection out of Foundation Training. Entry to core and specialty training is by open competition and appointments are to training posts at the relevant Specialty Training level (eg ST1, ST2 etc). Competition Ratios Links to the competiton ratios in the four UK home countries will be posted here as they are available. England Scotland CMT Programmes are designed to deliver core training in General Internal Medicine (Acute Medicine). During the programme Trainees will continue to acquire generic competencies by following the Generic Curriculum for Medical Specialties, which provides a sound professional, moral and legal framework for practice, as described by the General Medical Council’s ‘Good Medical Practice’. For the medical specialties, each trainee is currently required to acquire the level 1 competencies as defined in the General Internal Medicine (Acute Medicine) curriculum. It is anticipated that these will be achieved as part of a two year CMT or Acute Care Common Stem (ACCS) training programme before entry to specialty training at ST3. " |
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