RCR launches new exam site in India

The RCR has partnered with the Apollo Radiology International (ARI) Academy1 to create a new exam centre in India.

The move means radiologists in India and surrounding countries will soon be able to sit RCR Fellowship (FRCR) exams locally, reducing travel and expense for candidates and with the aim of expanding RCR exam capacity across the region.

As RCR Fellowship is an internationally recognised benchmark of excellence, there is high demand for FRCR exams in India. RCR Fellowship status also makes it easier for overseas doctors to register with the General Medical Council.

Global Fellows – Earn, learn and return scheme

Radiologists practising independently outside the UK can apply to work in the NHS for a period of up to three years to develop specialist interest skills whilst delivering service work. The role is ideally suited to those who have worked in radiology for at least five years and hold Fellowship of the Royal College of Radiologists (FRCR).

Trust leads the way on a new global radiology recruitment programme

University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust (UHMBT) has become the first Trust in the country to establish a successful Clinical Radiology Global Fellows Programme – which has seen the recruitment of four radiologists from India.

Apollo Hospitals Join Hands With UK College

The Apollo Hospitals has partnered with the Royal College of Radiologists to help address the shortage of skilled radiologists in UK and India. Through the collaboration, Apollo Radiology International (ARI), a specialty division of the Apollo Group, will provide opportunities to Indian Radiologists to work for fixed terms in the UK. These jobs will help in providing experience and exposure to contemporary clinical developments in the field of radiology.

Apollo Hospitals partners with RCR to address shortage

Healthcare major Apollo Hospitals Group today said it has partnered with the Royal College of Radiologists (RCR), UK, to help address the shortage of skilled radiologists in India and UK.

Through the partnership, Apollo Radiology International (ARI), a speciality division of the group, will provide opportunities to Indian radiologists to work for fixed terms in the UK, Apollo Hospitals Group said in a statement.

Apollo Hospitals partners with RCR to address

Healthcare major Apollo Hospitals Group today said it has partnered with the Royal College of Radiologists (RCR), UK, to help address the shortage of skilled radiologists in India and UK.

Apollo Hospitals partners with Royal College of Radiologists

The Apollo Hospitals Group announced its collaboration with the Royal College of Radiologists (RCR), UK to help address the shortage of skilled radiologists in the NHS and the Indian health system. Through the partnership, Apollo Radiology International (ARI), a specialty division of the Group, will provide opportunities to Indian radiologists to work for fixed terms […]

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