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INTERNATIONAL RESIDENCY TRAINING PROGRAMME ACADEMIC YEAR 2022/2023 BECOME A WORLD-CLASS PHYSICIAN
INTERNATIONAL RESIDENCY TRAINING PROGRAMME
ACADEMIC YEAR 2022/2023
2 The Royal College of Physicians of Ireland is
an internationally recognised postgraduate
college dedicated to the education
and training of medical doctors.
Training doctors to become world-class specialists is at the heart of what we do.
We believe that being a doctor is one of the most rewarding and important
professions there is and we are committed to helping you reach your full potential.
We offer postgraduate specialist training programmes, examinations, diplomas
and educational courses to equip doctors with the skills and knowledge they
need to care for patients and run safe and efficient healthcare systems.
Our training programmes incorporate both clinical and non-clinical training, and
are designed to produce skilled, confident doctors who can provide world-class
medical care and handle the everyday challenges of a busy health service.
INTERNATIONAL RESIDENCY TRAINING PROGRAMME
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3 CONTENTS INTRODUCTION
WHY IRELAND?
04
05
WHY RCPI? 06
OUR RESIDENCY TRAINING PROGRAMMES 07
HANDS ON STRUCTURED TRAINING 08
DEDICATED CLINICAL TUTOR 09
STRUCTURED EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMME 10
SUPPORTING YOUR MOVE TO IRELAND 13
THE INSTITUTE OF MEDICINE 13
FACULTY OF PAEDIATRICS 16
APPLICATION PROCESS 19
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4 INTRODUCTION
The aim of the International Residency Training I also sincerely hope, and indeed encourage
Programme is to provide doctors from overseas with the you, to take the opportunity to experience Irish
opportunity to undertake structured curriculum based culture and living during your stay in Ireland.
medical training in Ireland, and to produce graduates
Ireland is a safe and friendly country. It has a
who will be leaders in their fields, capable of handling
diverse and fascinating history and culture and it is
the everyday challenges of their health service.
important to make the effort to visit our cities and
During your training, you will develop the skills and countryside during your stay; this will add immensely
knowledge required to help you develop professionally. to your overall experience of Ireland, and RCPI.
Much of this training will happen in the workplace.
Thank you again for considering RCPI and
Additionally, we have put together a comprehensive Ireland as a destination for your postgraduate
programme to ensure that essential non-clinical skills, specialist training, I do hope to welcome you to
such as management, communication, audit and research our College sometime in the near future.
are covered along with clinical skills and procedures.
Professor Mary Horgan
As you progress through training, I sincerely hope President, RCPI
that you come to recognize and appreciate the value
of being part of RCPI and our community both in
Ireland and overseas. As a member of this community
we value your participation and contribution to
our mission in raising standards of health care.
While it is important to focus on your training,
INTERNATIONAL RESIDENCY TRAINING PROGRAMME
ACADEMIC YEAR 2022/2023
5 WHY IRELAND? Ireland is small and friendly island, commonly
known as the land of a thousand welcomes.
The Irish landscape is recognised globally for its
beauty and is often known as the “Emerald Isle” due
to Ireland’s Ancient East, Hidden Heartlands and the
Ireland can be easily accessed by air travel from
Wild Atlantic Way. The historic beauty of our country
anywhere in the world and has excellent links throughout
has captivated audiences around the world.
Europe. As a small nation, we provide a welcoming and
friendly community alongside an extensive global and We are entrepreneurial as a nation, looking to find new
national network within the healthcare community. solutions to problems that were once seen as intractable,
which is evident in our postgraduate medical training.
Ireland is considered one of the friendliest and safest
countries in the world and Irish culture is known for Ireland has an international reputation for delivering
its welcome and acceptance of people from different quality Educational Programmes, especially in the
backgrounds. Ireland has a strong sense of culture medical field. There are over 35,000 international
and history, but you will also find a diverse mix of students from 161 countries studying in Ireland.
cultures and ethnic groups throughout the country.
INTERNATIONAL RESIDENCY TRAINING PROGRAMME
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6 WHY RCPI? Established in 1654, we have a wealth
of experience in educating doctors and
providing them with the skills to provide
RCPI has a global network with over 13,000
Trainees, Licentiates, Members and Fellows
across 29 different specialties in over
first-class care at an advanced level. 90 countries. This network gives us the
knowledge and expertise which allows us
RCPI is dedicated to ensuring doctors have drive constant improvement in training.
the skills to provide patients with the best
possible care. We are committed to helping We provide membership to the college
doctors enhance their skills, competencies following successful completion of the
and professionalism throughout their working MRCPI exam, which is available in General
lives. RCPI’s strategic aim is to deliver world- Medicine, Paediatrics, Obstetrics and
class specialist training, enhance life-long Gynaecology, Public Health and Occupational
learning and professional development, Medicine. These qualifications are valued
promote leadership in patient care, be a by healthcare employees worldwide.
trusted, authoritative voice on public health
policy and build our global presence. Our core We also advocate for policy and legislative
values are honesty, trust, kindness, innovation, change in a number of key areas including
responsiveness, quality and excellence, which ageing, tobacco, cancer screening, open
is encompassed into the training environment disclosure, obesity, alcohol, physical activity,
in Ireland. We are the largest training body and sexual health and traffic medicine.
hold 6 of the Institutes and Faculties of training
in Ireland including the Institute of Medicine, Graduates of our Programmes are not only
Institute of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, recognised for their ability to tackle the
Faculty of Occupational Medicine, Faculty complex challenges of today, but also for their
of Pathology, Faculty of Paediatrics and preparedness to be future leaders in their field.
the Faculty of Public Health Medicine.
INTERNATIONAL RESIDENCY TRAINING PROGRAMME
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7 OUR RESIDENCY Ireland has a long-standing tradition of
providing postgraduate specialist medical
training to international doctors.
For those doctors seeking Residency
Training, there are Programmes available in
— Internal Medicine
TRAINING RCPI has, in collaboration with the Health
Service Executive of Ireland, developed a range
of programmes designed specifically to meet
— Paediatrics
The International Residency Training
Programme (IRTP) is a three-year training
PROGRAMMES
the needs of international medical graduates.
programme, developed by the Royal College of
Physicians of Ireland. This Programme is fully
delivered in Ireland and certified by RCPI.
The purpose of the IRTP is to enable overseas
Trainees to gain access to structured
training in active clinical environments that
they cannot get in their own country, with
a view to enhancing and improving the
individual’s medical training and learning
and, in the medium to long term, the
health services in their own countries.
The IRTP is designed to train doctors in
the secondary care and prevention of adult
and paediatric disease and illness. Training
is primarily structured around developing
skills and expertise within the core areas of
Internal Medicine or Paediatrics, subspecialty
Training and Clinical Judgement.
INTERNATIONAL RESIDENCY TRAINING PROGRAMME
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8 HANDS ON Participation in on-call is viewed as a key
component of training and, therefore, trainees
on the International Residency Training
The annual evaluation process includes a
summative assessment, as well as ongoing
competency-based assessment tools.
STRUCTURED
Programme will be required to participate in
Each programme is governed by a Programme
the on-call rota of their department.
Director, who will provide guidance to both
Throughout your training, you will have access you and your trainers as you progress
TRAINING
to a range of digital supports, including an through training.
electronic/ePortfolio, through which you will be
able to record your training activities and track
your progress.
This Programme will allow you to access Your training will be primarily workplace-based
a structured period of training in leading and is underpinned by a core educational
hospitals around Ireland. programme, designed to complement your
clinical experience in areas such as leadership,
You will spend 18 months in a General
communication, research, audit, etc. (see
hospital and 18 months in a large tertiary
overleaf for full details).
Hospital. You will follow a curriculum and
be attached to a consultant trainer, fully Clinical activities across Internal Medicine and
participating in the clinical work of your Paediatrics will include direct participation
trainer’s team. The team structure, and the in both in-patient and out-patient services,
opportunity to rotate across different clinical completion of procedures and practical skills,
sites, will present many opportunities to engagement in multi-disciplinary team meetings,
learn from a range of colleagues in various grand rounds, and journal clubs, amongst others.
disciplines and at differing stages of their You will be exposed to a high variety of cases
professional careers. across all aspects of your specialty.
INTERNATIONAL RESIDENCY TRAINING PROGRAMME
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9 DEDICATED
CLINICAL TUTOR Structured online tutorials are provided
to those incoming Trainees working to
achieve the MRCPI Part I Written exam in
their home country, in addition to modules
designed to familiarise them with the Irish
health system.
A blended model of virtual and in-person
Both Residency Programmes, in Internal the style of exam questions and tutorials are available to Trainees once
Medicine and in Paediatrics, have appointed answers utilised here. they have started in post in Ireland, to
a Clinical Tutor to provide dedicated help them prepare for the MRCPI Part II
All Trainees entering the Residency
support in the areas of induction to the Irish Written and Clinical.
Programmes are required to have a higher
health system and, crucially, in preparation
exam, such as the MRCPI Part I Written The inclusion of Clinical Tutors within the
for the RCPI Membership exams.
exam, to register with the Irish Medical overall Residency Programme support
The RCPI Membership exam is a Council (see pages 15 and 18 for more structure provides incoming and current
requirement for progression and information). As the full Membership is a Trainees with a unique opportunity to
certification on the Residency Programme. progression requirement within in each benefit both from the educational support
As most Residency Trainees will not have Programme, it is strongly recommended provided, as well as the knowledge and
practised medicine in Ireland before, it that incoming Trainees focus on achieving experience of their senior colleagues,
is vitally important that comprehensive the MRCPI Part I Written exam, initially whom have been trained within the Irish
support is provided to orient International for registration purposes and later for system and successfully achieved their
Trainees to the country health profile and to progression and certification purposes. Membership exams.
INTERNATIONAL RESIDENCY TRAINING PROGRAMME
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10 STRUCTURED
SHAPE YOUR PERSONAL LEARNING JOURNEY
Area of Learning Acquired Skills
LEADERSHIP On completion of this course, you will be able to
EDUCATIONAL How we can support you:
We provide a Leadership in
Discuss the key principles of effective communication
Deliver presentations effectively
Clinical Practice course. Influence others effectively
PROGRAMME Increase self-awareness and awareness of others
Develop resilience
Identify when it is easy or difficult to be assertive
Demonstrate empathy, participate in clinical teams and describe
As well as workplace-based learning, you will emotional intelligence
have the opportunity to gain additional learning Seek and deliver effective feedback
through our formal educational programmes
including mandatory and optional courses, COMMUNICATION On completion of this course, you will be able to
society meetings and conferences, lectures, Discuss the key principles of effective communication, and understand how
journal clubs, clinical audit, research and more. How we can support you: communication skills impact your encounters with others
We provide a Communication Demonstrate active listening skills
These elements of the training programmes Skills course.
give doctors an opportunity to expand Deliver presentations effectively
their knowledge base within their specialty Understand how conflicts arise and recognise how to resolve with effective
as well as hone the core knowledge communication skills
and clinical judgement skills needed to Identify the skills necessary for communicating with patients and colleagues,
enhance their career and take up senior including demonstrating empathy, breaking bad news, and participating in
clinical teams
positions in their health service.
Explain effective feedback approachesINTERNATIONAL RESIDENCY TRAINING PROGRAMME
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11 Area of Learning Acquired Skills Area of Learning Acquired Skills
ETHICS On Completion of this course, you will be able to CLINICAL AUDIT On completion of this course, you will be able to
Deal with ethical issues by interacting with patients Dedine the audit need
How we can support you: How we can support you:
Reflect on and discuss real-life problems relating to ethics Conduct a clinical audit
We provide an Ethics, We provide a Performing
Prescribing Skills and Blood Understand safe blood transfusion practice, blood components and good Audit course. Make recommendations
Transfusion for Internal manufacturing practices
As part of your professional Identify areas suitable for clinical audit
Medicine and Paediatrics Identify the various elements of safe or appropriate prescribing and how competence requirements you will
course. these can be incorporated into prescribing practice need to complete a minimum of Managethe distinction between clinical audit and research
1 audit per year.
Improve prescribing and knowledge base with respect to diagnosing and Identify evidence of good practice
treating common infections
Benchmark
Identify the meeting points between medicine, ethics and law, and where
they differ RESEARCH On Completion of this course, you will be able to
Outline the working mechanism of the Fitness to Practice Committee of the The purpose and design of randomised controlled trials
Irish Medical Council How we can support you:
Appropriate sample size
We provide an Introduction
Identify and anticipate the ethical dilemmas from an ethical/legal framework
to Health Research course. The purpose and process of random allocation
Describe the role of a Research Ethics Committee Our training centres are accredited How to implement blinding
teaching hospitals with ongoing
Consider what makes research ethically sound research in many areas, and How to control for bias
trainees are encouraged to take
Outline key considerations when applying for research ethics approval part in these research projects. How to distinguish intention to treat per protocol analysis
Describe how to protect vulnerable groups in research The principles of epidemiological research in observational studiesINTERNATIONAL RESIDENCY TRAINING PROGRAMME
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12 SUPPORTING We know that moving to another country involves
a lot of preparation and paperwork. We are
committed to making this process as easy as
Residency training in Ireland is completed within
one of seven hospital groupings. Once you have
been offered a post at a specific training site, we will
YOUR MOVE
possible for you, once you have been accepted begin working with you to make sure that you, and
onto our international training programme. any family members traveling with you, are set up
with appropriate accommodation, schooling, etc.
The support we offer in association with Castel
TO IRELAND
Education, an agency that specialises in supporting
international students coming to Ireland, includes:
• English language tutoring
• Visa and immigration assistance, including
liaising with the Irish Embassy on your behalf
RCSI Hospital
• Helping you apply for registration Group
with the Irish Medical Council
Dublin Midlands
• Helping you make travel arrangements Group
• Collecting you at the airport in Ireland Saolta Hospital
GALWAY DUBLIN
Group Ireland East
• Helping you find suitable accommodation Hospital Group
• Helping your family members move to University LIMERICK
of Limerick
Ireland, e.g. finding suitable schools Hospital Group Children’s
Hospital Group
• Assistance with setting up banking
and mobile phone accounts CORK
South/South West
Hospital Group
• Emergency telephone supportINTERNATIONAL RESIDENCY TRAINING PROGRAMME
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13 THE INSTITUTE The Institute of Medicine is the national
training body for General Medicine in Ireland.
OF MEDICINE
It has over 700 trainees, making it the largest
postgraduate medical training body in Ireland.
It is well positioned to continually pursue
excellence in the delivery of healthcare. It is
accredited by the Medical Council of Ireland
and meets the strict standards required to
deliver postgraduate specialist training in
16 specialties. The Institute of Medicine
develops and monitors training programmes
in these specialties and works to maintain the
highest standards throughout the continuum
of training and educational development.
The Institute of Medicine offers a
structured 3-year Residency Training
Programme in General Internal MedicineINTERNATIONAL RESIDENCY TRAINING PROGRAMME
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14 THE INSTITUTE On behalf of the Royal College of Physicians
of Ireland, I would like to welcome you
to the International Residency Training
of Achievement of Residency Training
in Internal Medicine will be awarded
by RCPI on completion of training.
OF MEDICINE Programme in Internal Medicine.
At the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland,
We are grateful that you have
considered Ireland for your postgraduate
we are dedicated to supporting doctors training in medicine, and look
during their postgraduate medical training. forward to welcoming you soon.
The International Residency Training
Programme in Internal Medicine is a three-
year training programme, developed by the
Royal College of Physicians of Ireland and
the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties.
It is fully delivered in Ireland and certified
by RCPI. The programme is divided into
two 18-month hospital allocations, where
Residents will gain exposure to general
hospital and tertiary level hospital medicine. Dr Danny Cheriyan
Programme Director
Upon successful examination, Residents
International Residency Training
will be awarded Membership of the Royal
Programme in Internal Medicine
College of Physicians in Ireland (MRCPI),
which is a requirement to complete the
Residency Training Programme. A CertificateINTERNATIONAL RESIDENCY TRAINING PROGRAMME
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15 “Practicing medicine
in Ireland is a rich
experience on both
Who is this Programme for?
Designed for Doctors who have completed their Undergraduate Medical Degree and Internship year
the professional and Duration 3 years
personal levels. As
I progressed during Entry Requirements — You must have completed your primary In order to train in Ireland, the Irish Medical Council requires
medical degree through English that you possess one of the following qualifications:
my medical training
— You must have completed a structured internship — Professional and Linguistic Assessment Board (PLAB) Part 1
with RCPI, I got the
— You must have provisional sponsorship from your National — United States Medical Licencing Exam (USMLE) Step 1 and 2
privilege of observing and working with great
Training Body/Ministry/Hospital to cover your fees, salary — Medical Council of Canada Evaluating Examination (MCCEE)
teachers and capable specialists in their field. and living expenses for the full duration of the programme
—M
edical Council of Canada Qualifying Examination (MCCQE) Part I
— You must have two letters of recommendation from senior
Being involved in providing interdisciplinary — Australian Medical Council MCQ (AMC)
clinical or academic supervisors at your University or hospital
medical care to patients with evidence-based —S
audi Boards for Health Specialties Intermediate Module/Part One
— You must not currently hold a position on a
approach is a cornerstone in how medicine is Residency Programme in your home country
Examination or Complete Saudi Boards for Health Specialties
practiced in Ireland. That taught me to get to — IELTS with an overall band score of 7.0 and a minimum
— Arab Boards for Health Specialties Intermediate Module/Part One
know my patients personally and have a holistic Examination or Complete Arab Boards for Health Specialties
score of 6.5 in each of the four domains, or OET with
approach in addressing their medical needs. a minimum score of B in all four domains* —M
RCPI in General Medicine Part 1
I’m happy that I got the opportunity to come Desirable Priority will be given to candidates who also hold MRCPI or MRCPUK.
to Ireland and being challenged to achieve the * The entry requirement IELTS/OET score is not required to be eligible for interview but is mandatory to
membership of the Royal College of Physicians. achieve as soon as possible once an offer on the programme is made. Our partners Castel Education offer
This has helped consolidate my medical individually tailored courses to help trainees achieve the mandatory score in a timely fashion ahead of their
knowledge and evolve as a capable physician.” arrival to Ireland. Trainees are recommended to gain their IELTS or OET as soon as possible. Additional credit
will be awarded at interview to candidates who present a valid IELTS or OET certificate at interview.
Dr Husam Alzayer
Graduate of the International Residency
Training Programme in Internal Medicine Certification ertificate of Achievement of Residency Training in Internal Medicine
C
issued by the Royal College of Physicians of IrelandINTERNATIONAL RESIDENCY TRAINING PROGRAMME
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16 FACULTY OF
The Faculty of Paediatrics is the national
professional and training body for
Paediatrics in Ireland, working to ensure
PAEDIATRICS the highest standards in child health.
It is accredited by the Medical Council
of Ireland and is proud to meet the strict
standards required to deliver postgraduate
specialist training in Paediatrics.
The Faculty of Paediatrics develops
and monitors training programmes and
works to maintain the highest standards
throughout the continuum of training
and educational development.
The Faculty of Paediatrics offers a
structured 3-year Residency Training
Programme in PaediatricsINTERNATIONAL RESIDENCY TRAINING PROGRAMME
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17 FACULTY OF E-portfolio maintenance and adaptation to the
Irish Health Care system. The IRTP curriculum
is aligned to the Basic Specialist Training
part of the ‘on call’ team, this is a requirement
for all paediatric trainees in Ireland.
PAEDIATRICS
This IRTP is a novel and exciting program
Program Curriculum. International Trainees
where trainees will receive an excellent
will also attend the training days for the BST
grounding in Paediatrics, which will
program, of which there are 16 over a 2-year
aid their career development.
period. These training days consist of case-
based discussions and subspecialty seminars.
On successful completion of the MRCPI,
Trainees will spend 3 months working in
the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit of the
The International Residency Training Medicine, Endocrinology, Cardiology and
Maternity Hospital where they completed
Programme (IRTP) in Paediatrics is a Gastroenterology. Trainee progression is
their initial neonatal training. They will
3-year training programme developed evaluated based on Trainer feedback and
function as a neonatal Registrar.
by the Faculty of Paediatrics in E Portfolio assessment, which each trainee
conjunction with the RCPI. is required to complete for each rotation. The last 6 months of training will be spent
working as a Registrar in their base hospital
After the initial induction process, trainees During this period trainees are expected Professor Michael O’Neill
outside Dublin. The focus of this 6 months is to
will spend 8 months in General Paediatrics, to successfully complete the 2 parts of the Programme Director
enhance the trainee’s capacity to problem solve
in a selected hospital outside Dublin. This MRCPI in Paediatrics. To facilitate this process International Residency Training
the acute undifferentiated paediatric patient
will be followed by a 4-month rotation in the program has a designated Tutor to prepare Programme in Paediatrics
and to enhance the supervision skill of junior
Neonatology in one of the 3 Maternity candidates for the MRCPI examination. This
trainees and medical students. All trainees are
hospital in Dublin. The following 15 support commences before trainees arrive
expected to be actively involved in education.
months, also based in Dublin, will consist in Ireland. The Tutor, in conjunction with
of 5 three-month rotations in subspecialty the Program Director, meet regularly with During all rotations, trainees will have a
Paediatrics inclusive of Neurology, Metabolic trainees, to discuss training progression, designated trainer and will be required to beINTERNATIONAL RESIDENCY TRAINING PROGRAMME
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18 “The opportunity to
train in Ireland with
the Royal College
Who is this Programme for?
Designed for Doctors who have completed their Undergraduate Medical Degree and Internship year
has been such an Duration 3 years.
honour and pleasure.
Entry Requirements — You must have completed your primary In order to train in Ireland, the Irish Medical Council requires
The medicine that medical degree through English that you possess one of the following qualifications:
is being taught and — You must have completed a structured internship — Professional and Linguistic Assessment Board (PLAB) Part 1
practised is evidence- — You must have provisional sponsorship from your National — United States Medical Licencing Exam (USMLE) Step 1 and 2
based and correlates with the expected learning Training Body/Ministry/Hospital to cover your fees, salary — Medical Council of Canada Evaluating Examination (MCCEE)
and living expenses for the full duration of the programme
outcomes and associated examinations. It —M
edical Council of Canada Qualifying Examination (MCCQE) Part I
centres on graduating independent, competent, — You must have two letters of recommendation from senior
— Australian Medical Council MCQ (AMC)
clinical or academic supervisors at your University or hospital
confident, and safe general paediatricians by —S
audi Boards for Health Specialties Intermediate Module/Part One
— You must not currently hold a position on a
international standards. Appropriate exposure Residency Programme in your home country
Examination or Complete Saudi Boards for Health Specialties
is ensured by training in different hospitals for — IELTS with an overall band score of 7.0 and a minimum
— Arab Boards for Health Specialties Intermediate Module/Part One
their relative rotations. I have found a great Examination or Complete Arab Boards for Health Specialties
score of 6.5 in each of the four domains, or OET with
support system in place that is provided by the a minimum score of B in all four domains* —M
RCPI in General Medicine Part 1
college to ensure a smooth transition from all
Desirable Priority will be given to candidates who also hold MRCPI or MRCPUK.
aspects; academic and social. It is the cherry on
* The entry requirement IELTS/OET score is not required to be eligible for interview but is mandatory to
top that Irish people make you feel at home and
achieve as soon as possible once an offer on the programme is made. Our partners Castel Education offer
welcome when you are so far away from family
individually tailored courses to help trainees achieve the mandatory score in a timely fashion ahead of their
and friends. I whole-heartedly recommend this
arrival to Ireland. Trainees are recommended to gain their IELTS or OET as soon as possible. Additional credit
programme for those who seek both an excellent
will be awarded at interview to candidates who present a valid IELTS or OET certificate at interview.
education and a memorable adventure.”
Dr Asmaa Milyani Certification ertificate of Achievement of Residency Training in Paediatrics issued by the Royal College
C
International Residency Training of Physicians of Ireland
Programme in PaediatricsINTERNATIONAL RESIDENCY TRAINING PROGRAMME
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19 APPLICATION APPLICATION PROCESS TIMELINE HOW TO APPLY
If you are interested in applying for our
International Residency Training Programme,
PROCESS 27 October 2021
Applications open
please visit our website or contact: RCPI at
InternationalAffairs@rcpi.ie and submit
the following:
• Curriculum Vitae outlining your training
10 November 2021 and clinical experience in detail*
Applications close
• Evidence of sponsorship by your
National Training Body
Dec 2021 - Jan 2022
* Your CV must show that you meet the
Interviews
entry requirements for your chosen
training programme and specialty
January 2022
Offers
CLOSING DATE
The closing date for submitting applications
Sept 2022 - Jan 2023
is 10 November 2021. If your application
Start in post
is shortlisted, you will be invited for
interview which will be held between
December 2021 and January 2022.Royal College of Physicians of Ireland,
Frederick House,
19 South Frederick Street,
Dublin 2, Ireland
Email: InternationalAffairs@rcpi.ie
Phone: +353 1 863 9700
Fax: +353 1 672 4707
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