ST3 Interview

Communication stations test your ability to handle difficult conversations with patients, their next of kin, or colleagues while working as a trainee in NHS. This scenario shows you how this interview station can play out. Use it as a learning and reflection tool for your own practice. Scenario: The patient, Mr. Button, is a 25-year-old

We will review two clinical management interview sample simulations. One has gone well, and the other has gone sideways. This is meant to help you reflect on your own interview approach, identify what to keep doing, what to avoid and what to improve for your ST3 interview. Vascular Surgery Clinical Management Scenario – Interview done

We will review two clinical management interview sample simulations. One has gone well, and the other has gone sideways. This is meant to help you reflect on your own interview approach, identify what to keep doing, what to avoid and what to improve for your ST3 interview. General Surgery Clinical Management Scenario – Interview gone

We will review 2 clinical scenario interview sample simulations. One has gone well, and the other has gone sideways. This is meant to help you identify what to do and what to avoid during your own interview. General Surgery Clinical Scenario – Interview done well: Scenario: A 75-year-old male patient, who is frail, has dementia,

We will review two clinical scenario interview sample simulations. One has gone well, and the other has gone sideways. This is meant to help you reflect on your own interview approach, identify what to keep doing, what to avoid and what to improve for your ST3 interview. Vascular Surgery Clinical Scenario – Interview gone wrong:

The clinical scenario aims to evaluate your aptitude at the level of an ST3 registrar by judging your knowledge and response to a challenging clinical situation that you are likely to encounter on a busy on-call take in the NHS.  The cases are typically complex and will include some form of management challenges that you