Become a RadReach mentee
This includes those who:
- are from an ethnic minority background
- have special educational need (SEN) status
- have a disability
- speak English as a second language
- are estranged from both parents or guardians
- have been in care
- are a carer or have carer responsibilities
- do not have a parent in a skilled profession
- neither parent has attended university
- are previous free school meal recipients
- are a international medical graduate (but currently working in the UK)
Visit the Widening Participation Medics Network for further information.
"I was lucky enough to get my first choice offer so I'll be taking up a radiology post in Norwich next year. I've genuinely found [RadReach] to be an excellent experience in terms of both interview prep and mentorship."
"I can't thank you both enough for empowering me and getting me here. Your help with interview prep and your guidance over the past few months has been invaluable in getting me where I never thought I'd even come close to."
Benefits of mentoring
As a mentee, you will have the opportunity to:
- find out about life as a clinical radiologist or clinical oncologist
- receive impartial advice and guidance through a supportive relationship
- reflect on your practice and improve your self-confidence.
Applications to the RadReach mentoring scheme for 2024 are now closed
To register an interest for our next cohort and find out about upcoming events and webinars please complete the stay in touch form
If you have any questions, contact us at [email protected].
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