First FRCR (Clinical Radiology) Anatomy (CR1A) General Examiner
RCR exams are an internationally recognised benchmark of excellence as well as a vital element of UK training. The RCR are looking for examiners for the First FRCR Anatomy (CR1A) exam. The Anatomy exam forms part of the First FRCR and tests the knowledge of radiological anatomy which is fundamental to the study of radiology and is needed to perform and interpret radiological studies.
Examiners are collectively responsible for ensuring that the exam provides an appropriate assessment that: meets the assessment requirements of the UK radiology training curriculum; meets the standards set by the GMC and is demonstrably fair and reliable.
How to apply
Please complete the online application. Applications must be supported by a current Head of Department by way of completing a supporter form. Two referees will also be required.
Applications are anonymised and ranked by a panel against pre-defined criteria; the College strives for examiners to be as representative as possible of body system specialist interests, clinical practice backgrounds and the distribution of UK training programmes.
If a conversation about the scope of the examiner role would be valuable please email Dr Alex Haworth, CR1 Anatomy Chair at [email protected] or contact Danielle Simms, Exams Engagement Officer at [email protected]