Everything you need to know about ACCS Emergency Medicine Training Program!

Описание: Thinking about a career in Emergency Medicine in the UK? 🚑 The ACCS (Acute Care Common Stem) Emergency Medicine Training Program is the primary route into EM training in the NHS, but what does it involve? In this video, Abbie breaks down everything you need to know—from application requirements to training structure, portfolio and career progression!

What You’ll Learn in This Video:
🔹 00:35 - What is the ACCS Emergency Medicine Training Program?
🔹 07:30 - The Application Process & Requirements
🔹 16:20 - Life as an ACCS EM Trainee & Career Progression

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Helpful Resources:
Official RCEM information on ACCS EM: https://rcem.ac.uk/applying-for-speci...

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