Miss Anokha Oomman Joseph is an Oncoplastic Breast trainee who has completed her surgical training from the London Deanery with her final years of training at St Bartholomew’s Hospital and The Royal London Hospital.Miss Joseph has completed a Masters in Medical Education from Cardiff University. She has an extensive teaching portfolio. She is a tutor for the MSc in Surgical Sciences at the University of Edinburgh. She has previously been an Associate Lecturer at Anglia Ruskin Medical School.She is a graduate, with distinction, of the Surgical Leadership Program at Harvard Medical School. She has previously been a panel member for the National Recruitment for Core Surgical Training.Mr Janso Padickakudi Joseph is a minimally invasive and bariatric fellow at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Harvard Medical School, (BIDMC/HMS), USA. He was a resident at Johns Hopkins Hospital, USA.He gained his CCT in general surgery from the East of England Deanery. He was awarded a Queen’s Medal for Service for his work during the Ebola epidemic in West Africa.Mr Joseph has completed a Masters in Surgical Education from Imperial College London. He is currently the course lead for Advanced Surgical Communication Skills at BIDMC/HMS. He has previously been a panel member for National Recruitment for Core Surgical Training.

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• Foreword by Fiona Myint. Foreword by Roy Phitayakorn. Acknowledgements. Editors. List of Contributors. Introduction. Application Process for Core Surgical Training. Multi-Speciality Recruitment Assessment (MSRA). Preparing Your Surgical Portfolio. How to Publish. Mastering the Presentation. How to Structure Your Answers: Clinical. How to Structure Your Answers: Management. Virtual Interview Etiquette. Clinical Scenarios. Management Scenarios. Post-Interview Job Preferencing. Life as a Core Surgical Trainee. The Challenges of Life as a Core Surgical Trainee. To F3 or Not to F3. Medical Students – Planning a Career in Surgery. Women in Surgery. International Medical Graduates – Planning to a Move to the UK. International Medical Graduates – Planning a Career in Surgery. Dyslexia and Neurodiversity. Out in Surgery – LGBTQ Issues. Getting into Core Surgical Training as an Ethnic Minority. Index.

Miss Anokha Oomman Joseph is an Oncoplastic Breast trainee who has completed her surgical training from the London Deanery with her final years of training at St Bartholomew’s Hospital and The Royal London Hospital.Miss Joseph has completed a Masters in Medical Education from Cardiff University. She has an extensive teaching portfolio. She is a tutor for the MSc in Surgical Sciences at the University of Edinburgh. She has previously been an Associate Lecturer at Anglia Ruskin Medical School.She is a graduate, with distinction, of the Surgical Leadership Program at Harvard Medical School. She has previously been a panel member for the National Recruitment for Core Surgical Training.Mr Janso Padickakudi Joseph is a minimally invasive and bariatric fellow at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Harvard Medical School, (BIDMC/HMS), USA. He was a resident at Johns Hopkins Hospital, USA.He gained his CCT in general surgery from the East of England Deanery. He was awarded a Queen’s Medal for Service for his work during the Ebola epidemic in West Africa.Mr Joseph has completed a Masters in Surgical Education from Imperial College London. He is currently the course lead for Advanced Surgical Communication Skills at BIDMC/HMS. He has previously been a panel member for National Recruitment for Core Surgical Training.

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• Foreword by Fiona Myint. Foreword by Roy Phitayakorn. Acknowledgements. Editors. List of Contributors. Introduction. Application Process for Core Surgical Training. Multi-Speciality Recruitment Assessment (MSRA). Preparing Your Surgical Portfolio. How to Publish. Mastering the Presentation. How to Structure Your Answers: Clinical. How to Structure Your Answers: Management. Virtual Interview Etiquette. Clinical Scenarios. Management Scenarios. Post-Interview Job Preferencing. Life as a Core Surgical Trainee. The Challenges of Life as a Core Surgical Trainee. To F3 or Not to F3. Medical Students – Planning a Career in Surgery. Women in Surgery. International Medical Graduates – Planning to a Move to the UK. International Medical Graduates – Planning a Career in Surgery. Dyslexia and Neurodiversity. Out in Surgery – LGBTQ Issues. Getting into Core Surgical Training as an Ethnic Minority. Index.

Miss Anokha Oomman Joseph is an Oncoplastic Breast trainee who has completed her surgical training from the London Deanery with her final years of training at St Bartholomew’s Hospital and The Royal London Hospital.Miss Joseph has completed a Masters in Medical Education from Cardiff University. She has an extensive teaching portfolio. She is a tutor for the MSc in Surgical Sciences at the University of Edinburgh. She has previously been an Associate Lecturer at Anglia Ruskin Medical School.She is a graduate, with distinction, of the Surgical Leadership Program at Harvard Medical School. She has previously been a panel member for the National Recruitment for Core Surgical Training.Mr Janso Padickakudi Joseph is a minimally invasive and bariatric fellow at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Harvard Medical School, (BIDMC/HMS), USA. He was a resident at Johns Hopkins Hospital, USA.He gained his CCT in general surgery from the East of England Deanery. He was awarded a Queen’s Medal for Service for his work during the Ebola epidemic in West Africa.Mr Joseph has completed a Masters in Surgical Education from Imperial College London. He is currently the course lead for Advanced Surgical Communication Skills at BIDMC/HMS. He has previously been a panel member for National Recruitment for Core Surgical Training.

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• Foreword by Fiona Myint. Foreword by Roy Phitayakorn. Acknowledgements. Editors. List of Contributors. Introduction. Application Process for Core Surgical Training. Multi-Speciality Recruitment Assessment (MSRA). Preparing Your Surgical Portfolio. How to Publish. Mastering the Presentation. How to Structure Your Answers: Clinical. How to Structure Your Answers: Management. Virtual Interview Etiquette. Clinical Scenarios. Management Scenarios. Post-Interview Job Preferencing. Life as a Core Surgical Trainee. The Challenges of Life as a Core Surgical Trainee. To F3 or Not to F3. Medical Students – Planning a Career in Surgery. Women in Surgery. International Medical Graduates – Planning to a Move to the UK. International Medical Graduates – Planning a Career in Surgery. Dyslexia and Neurodiversity. Out in Surgery – LGBTQ Issues. Getting into Core Surgical Training as an Ethnic Minority. Index.