It is the only core training programme for trainees wishing to enter higher specialty training in EM (emergency medicine), and is an alternative core training programme for trainees wishing to enter higher specialty training in GIM (General Internal Medicine), AIM (Acute Internal Medicine) or Anaesthesia.įor more information on specialty training read Health Education England's guidance on specialty training. ACCS (Acute Care Common Stem)Ī three-year training programme that normally follows F2. It is important to note that the application following core training is competitive and does not guarantee a specialty training post. This is followed by an open competition to enter a higher specialty training post. Core and higher specialty training programmesĬore training lasts two to three years, depending on the specialty. These last from approximately three years for general practice and five to seven years in other specialties.
Specialty training can be delivered in the following ways: Our Specialty explorer tool can help you find medical specialties that match your preferences. There are around 60 different specialties to choose from and the area of medicine doctors choose will determine the length of training required before becoming a fully qualified doctor. On successful completion of the foundation programme, doctors continue training in either a specialist area of medicine or in general practice.
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