The Severn School of Radiology is based in the hospitals in and around Bristol. It is part of the Severn Deanery. The radiology training consists of a five-year full-time course of instruction in Clinical Radiology commencing August annually, which when successfully completed will lead to the award of a Certificate of Completion of Training (CCT).

Specialist Registrar (STR) training is based in departments of Radiology which have been approved for training by the Royal College of Radiologists, in the participating hospitals within the Severn Deanery.

The Head of the Severn Radiology School and Training Programme Director is Dr Gavin Stoddart. For more information about the Severn Radiology School please contact him Gavin Stoddart

The Severn School of Radiology has 45 funded training posts for Specialist Registrars working for a CCT in Diagnostic Radiology. The trainees rotate every 6 months through all the hospitals in the Severn Deanery catchment, in and around Bristol.

 

University Hospitals of Bristol Trust		18 Posts
North Bristol Trust (Southmead and Frenchay)		15 Posts
Royal United Hospitals Bath		4 Posts
Cheltenham and Gloucester		3 Posts
Swindon		2 Posts
Taunton		2 Posts
Weston-Super-Mare		1 Post

 

There is an intake of 6 to 8 Specialist Trainees each year at ST1 level. Each year has its own planned training programme and job rotation, as described in the menu options on the left of the home page. These are designed to give the trainees the best possible training for their year of experience. The first three years are geared towards passing the three stages of the FRCR examination. The final two years give the trainees increasing experience and responsibility to hone their radiological skills, and to develop specific sub-speciality interests.