is a course of surgical oncology fellowship at Royal Marsden Hospital London?
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This belongs in the subgroup "higher education," not "special education."
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I do not know the pay scale for your area but you can get a general idea at www.monster.com or another job databank.  Mymother took this course around 10 years ago.  She said she loved the surgical aspect but that you have to be in the same position forever...as in holding a patient leg for a long time.  Also, we are very small and she said they always seemed to make her do all the heavy lifting of the patient.  She didn't complete the course due to her own medical problems though.
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Many patients travel from United States of America and UK to get low cost of R F Ablation Surgery of heart  in India. One of the most frequently asked questions when considering the cost of R F Ablation Surgery of heart is "how much?" and “what is the price of surgery in India?”\n\nOftentimes, patients choose their surgeon on the basis of price. \nThe cost of R F Ablation Surgery of heart is very affordable in India and costs are much lower when compared to the United States, UK and other countries. However, since the success of your surgery is largely dependent on your choice of surgeon, cost should not be your main consideration for your decision to undergo R F Ablation Surgery of heart  in India.\n\nI checked out the website of Forerunners Healthcare –which is the premier most medical tourism company in India offering low cost surgery in India to International Patients. They have served more than 400 International patients from across the globe (specially US and UK) to get low cost affordable surgery in India at the best Hospitals and Medical Institutions. And the general price of the R F Ablation Surgery of heart is as follows-\n\nThe Cost of R F Ablation Surgery of heart in India is $ 1680.\n\nhttp://www.forerunnershealthcare.com\n\nIn India, any licensed medical doctor can perform R F Ablation Surgery of heart. To avoid unsatisfactory results, it is best to choose a surgeon who has completed an accredited residency-training program in R F Ablation Surgery of heart . He should have extensive experience in the procedure you will undergo. That’s when Forerunners Healthcare come into picture-helping you get the best surgeon for your surgery at the most affordable prices in the best Hospitals of India.\n\nYour surgeon's skill can make all the difference between a good and an average result. Thus, although it is understandable that price is one of the considerations in your choice of surgeon, it is important to remember that the main consideration should be your surgeon's professional qualifications and experience.\nBesides that you should look into other issues related to traveling abroad, which is your visa, passport, climate, cultural issues and language barrier. Although language is not a problem in India –as most of the people are well verse in English. But you should make sure that you have a reliable hand holding person to guide you through the various steps of getting medical treatment and surgery in India.\n\n\nHope this helps.
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there is no web site for this hospital ..but u can get information about it (since it is a government hospital) from the ministry of health web site:\nhttp://www.moh.gov.kw/
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Do you mean "Radiation Oncology"?\nRadiation Oncology- sum of knowledge regarding treatment of tumours by radiation. \nA radiation oncologist is a doctor who specialises in the treatment of cancer patients, using radiation as the main modality of treatment as opposed to a medical oncologist who is a doctor who uses chemotherapy as the preferred modality of treatment.\nThere are two types of radiotherapy - delivered from outside the body by a machine, and using radioactive implants placed inside the body.\nPlease see the webpages for more details on Radiation therapy.
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There are several medical schools linked to teaching hospitals within the University of London. These include:\nUniversity College London which has links to University College Hospital\nKings College London\nSt Georges Medical School\nSt Bartholemews Medical School\nGuys Hospital Medical School\n\nTo have any chance of gaining a place you must have top class academic qualifications in appropriate science subjects, plus increasingly medical schools look for other factors too such as well-rounded social skills, leadership qualities, etc.\n\nFor more information on university admission see \nhttp://www.ucas.ac.uk/\n\nFor more information on medical degrees, see http://www.bma.org.uk/ap.nsf/Content/Hubcareersandeducation
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I got my palliative radiology for cancer in India through the forerunners healthcare .just paid 30% of the amount of what i was quoted in private surgery in London.\nI am very satisfied  with the results.\n\nhttp://www.forerunnershealthcare.com\n\nhope this helps
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try nuclear oncology-that ought to keep you busy for years, but pay extremely well later on.
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you will get  good ortho-surgeons in both Sanjay Gandhi  Post Graduate medical College & Hospital as well as King George's
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Hi :-) ! I suggest you have a look at the link below. According to "The Guardian League Tables", it seems to be Imperial College London... but, then again, it might be too expensive living in London. Would go to York or St Andrews :o) . Also, maybe you would like to have a look on how "The Guardian" rates universities. Good luck :-) !!!
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Many patients travel from United States of America and UK to get low cost of Medical Oncology Chemotherapy surgery in India. One of the most frequently asked questions when considering Medical Oncology Chemotherapy surgery is "how much?" and “what is the price of surgery in India?”\n\nOftentimes, patients choose their surgeon on the basis of price. \nThe cost of Medical Oncology Chemotherapy surgery is very affordable in India and costs are much lower when compared to the United States, UK and other countries. However, since the success of your surgery is largely dependent on your choice of surgeon, cost should not be your main consideration for your decision to undergo Medical Oncology Chemotherapy surgery in India.\n\nI checked out the website of Forerunners Healthcare –which is the premier most medical tourism company in India offering low cost surgery in India to International Patients. They have served more than 400 International patients from across the globe (specially US and UK) to get low cost affordable surgery in India at the best Hospitals and Medical Institutions. And the general price of the Medical Oncology Chemotherapy                                surgery is as follows-\n\nThe Cost of Medical Oncology Chemotherapy surgery in India is $ 690.\n\nhttp://www.forerunnershealthcare.com\n\nIn India, any licensed medical doctor can perform Medical Oncology Chemotherapy surgery. To avoid unsatisfactory results, it is best to choose a surgeon who has completed an accredited residency-training program in Medical Oncology Chemotherapy surgery. He should have extensive experience in the procedure you will undergo. That’s when Forerunners Healthcare come into picture-helping you get the best surgeon for your surgery at the most affordable prices in the best Hospitals of India.\n\nYour surgeon's skill can make all the difference between a good and an average result. Thus, although it is understandable that price is one of the considerations in your choice of surgeon, it is important to remember that the main consideration should be your surgeon's professional qualifications and experience.\n\nBesides that you should look into other issues related to traveling abroad, which is your visa, passport, climate, cultural issues and language barrier. Although language is not a problem in India –as most of the people are well verse in English. But you should make sure that you have a reliable hand holding person to guide you through the various steps of getting medical treatment and surgery in India.\n\n\nHope this helps.
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it depends what area of surgery you want to go in to
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try this http://www.rnceus.com/course_list_frame.htm
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University- usually 4-years, during which time you take med school prerequisites\n\nMedical School- 4-years of absolute fun (insert sarcasm here)\n\nAfter 8 years of study, you should figure out which sort of oncologist you'd like to be Medical, Surgical, Gynecological etc.\n\nMedical Oncology- 3-years of internal medicine residency then 2-years of Fellowship\n\nSurgical Oncology - 5-years of general surgery residency then 2-years of fellowship\n\nGynecologic Oncology - 4 years of Obstetrics/Gynecology residency then 3-years of Fellowship\n\nPediatric Hematology/Oncology -3 years of Pediatrics, and 3-years of fellowship\n\nThese are just off the top of my head there are other oncology subspecialties. Good luck
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u could try london metropolitan uni.\nIt has food and beverage courses and management as a joint subject.\n\nwww.londonmet.ac.uk
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Here is the info from Oxford university website:\nMaster of Surgery (MCh)\nOxford University > postgraduate > Course types > Master of Surgery (MCh)\n\nThis degree, like the DM, is open under specified conditions to candidates holding the Oxford BM, BCh after ten years from their matriculation and similarly to those holding an Oxford MA together with a registrable medical degree of another university.\n\nFurther details may be obtained from:\n\nThe Medical School Office,\nThe John Radcliffe,\nHeadington, Oxford OX3 9DU.\nTel: 01865 851045\n\nIn Melbourne University, to apply for Masters in surgery, you need to have an MBBS degree.\nwww.medicine.unimelb.edu.au/docs/MSurgProgramDescription.pdf\n\nIt varies from one university to another.\n\ncc
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udit Report on the Short Term Fellowship Programme \n \n \n \n \n \n\nJan Taplick and Agnès Visser-de Matteïs \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n\nFor further details or questions regarding this report please contact: \n\nJan Taplick, PhD\n\nFellowship Programme Manager, EMBO \n\nEuropean Molecular Biology Organization\n\nPostfach 1022.40 D-69012 Heidelberg\n\nMeyerhofstrasse 1, D-69117 Heidelberg\n\nGermany \n\nTel.: +49 6221 8891 122\n\nFax:  +49 6221 8891 215\n\ne-mail: jan.taplick@embo.org\n\nhttp://www.embo.org \n \n\nGoals and Characteristics \n\nThis report summarizes the results of the Short Term Fellowship Programme audit and will be presented to the EMBC at its 34th Ordinary Session on 17 November 2003.\n\nThe Short Term Fellowship Programme that EMBO delivers on behalf of the EMBC is aimed to allow exchanges between laboratories in the member states for a period of up to three months. The programme is especially designed to exchange and transfer knowledge, practical research expertise and technology between European countries and thereby to start and foster collaborations between laboratories in the EMBC Member States. Applications are welcomed throughout the year and are evaluated by two EMBO Members or EMBO Young Investigators with expertise in the field of the proposal. While the most important elements considered during the evaluation process are the quality of proposed research and the qualification of the applicant, a further major component is the benefit to the home laboratory of the applicant. \n\nIn order to gain insight and information on the benefits and goals achieved by the Short Term Fellowship Programme, we contacted fellows who visited a foreign laboratory in 1998 or 2001. Since the majority of fellows are in an early stage of career involving a high degree of mobility, it was not possible to identify the current address of all 267 fellows who received the fellowship in 1998 or 2001. We were able to verify the present location of 214 former fellows who were asked to complete a questionnaire relating to their fellowship. The fact that 62% of former fellows completed the form is a very positive sign of appreciation of the programme. The majority not only answered the questions but also added detailed comments about how this fellowship contributed to their further career decisions or about the start of collaborations. Examples of individual comments are included in this document and will be given during the presentation at the EMBC Meeting on November 17th 2003. The Fellowship Programme Manager will ensure that EMBC Delegates interested in all fellows comments will have access to the questionnaire database during the entire EMBC session. \n\nIn summary, the outcome of the survey of former Short Term Fellows who were supported by EMBC/EMBO together with related statistics demonstrates the impressive impact, a programme involving a relative small investment per fellowship, has on further careers of scientists and on the fostering of fruitful collaborations between laboratories in EMBC Member States. \n \n \n\nThis report summary contains the following information: \n\n   1. Evaluation procedure\n   2. General statistic data about Short Term Fellowships in recent years (country distribution, gender issues)\n   3. Results of the Fellowship Questionnaire\n\n \n\n   1. Evaluation Procedure\n\n \n\nAfter submission of the application by the EMBO office, the Short Term Fellowship Administrator collects all documents needed for evaluation. These include the application form, a statement of current work of the applicant and the actual proposal of planned research at the receiving institute. Furthermore two confidential letters of reference and a statement by the host institute explaining why they wish to have the applicant visiting their laboratory are submitted. Once all documents are received, the fellowship programme manager reads the application and assigns two expert referees from the EMBO Mem