@NSHCS Don't worry if you get stumped by a tricky question! Be honest, talk it through and show your thinking out loud. It demonstrates how you might approach solving unfamiliar problems, and shows you're a proactive and reflective learner. Good luck!😊(Linda, 3rd Year STP)
Best of luck to all candidates sitting the May 2022 BHRS examination tomorrow (18th May). The next examination will be held 23rd November 2022 with registration opening end of July.
It's our May Newsletter! ☀️ Read to find out about cardiac science publishing opportunities, leadership workshops, chance to win Buddy Scheme prize draw, STEM outreach opportunity, and London healthcare science events round-up https://t.co/weZlQEzkvr
The STP interview can last up to 50 minutes. The panel will ask you 7 set questions taken from a bank of approved questions. The questions align with the person specification
https://t.co/6DhjEqqWSQ
How will the STP interview be arranged?
Once you have accepted the offer of an interview on Oriel, your contact details will be sent to the employer. The employer will contact you directly to arrange a date and time for the interview.
STP APPLICANTS: Your application rankings have been released today. This is your overall rank within the specialty you applied for e.g. Cardiac Science rank 2 is the second highest scoring applicant of all those that applied for Cardiac science
We're looking for some trainees to deliver a case study presentation next Wednesday morning.
The presentation would be about your specialism and what you do on an average day.
Could you help and tick off some professional practice competencies? Drop us a DM
Want to know more about the Healthcare Science Innovation Fellowship programme? Join the Q&A webinar next week.
📅Wednesday 9th March
🕧12:30-1:30pm
🖥️MS Teams
🗣️@HeadNSHCS @Angelafifty@WendyT_99@HearingDementia@AvrilDMcCarthy
ℹ️ https://t.co/gMY5Fo2Ti1
For those that missed it, catch the @BHRSociety webinar: “The essential toolkit for the modern cardiac scientist” here! Thanks again to our amazing panel. Top discussion on varied ‘tools’ used by cardiac HCS. @NSHCS@ahcsuk @TheClinSci @BartsCardiac @DrNolanStain @NHSBartsHealth