In October's #Bulletin, we shine a spotlight on the contributions of women surgeons to surgical ethics, the use of extended reality for remote consultations and how social media has impacted gender disparity in surgery. Curious? Read the full issue now: https://lnkd.in/eznikPHv
The Royal College of Surgeons of England
Hospitals and Health Care
Advancing surgical care
About us
The Royal College of Surgeons of England is one of the best-known professional membership organisations in the world, with a name and reputation that speak for excellence in the UK and across the globe. We provide education, assessment and development to nearly 30,000 surgeons, dental surgeons and members of the wider surgical and dental teams at all stages of their careers. We set professional standards, facilitate research and champion world-class surgical outcomes for patients. In July 2021, we opened the doors to our new building; a modern space that also respects our heritage. We recently unveiled our College strategy for the next 5 years, bringing together our new vision, mission, values, and strategic aims. Our values: • Collaboration • Respect • Excellence Our aim is to inspire the surgeons of tomorrow, whilst supporting the surgeons of today. If this sounds interesting, why not come and join us? We are committed to embracing diversity by building an inclusive environment which welcomes and supports staff from all backgrounds and cultures, and that the workforce becomes representative of a diverse population at all levels. We welcome and encourage greater diversity and we are committed to treating everyone with kindness and integrity, while actively seeking to promote these behaviours in everyone. In addition to standard company benefits including an enhanced pension scheme and cycle-to-work scheme, the College promotes a healthy work-life balance culture which includes: • Enhanced Annual leave: 27 days paid holiday + bank holidays and four college closure days over Christmas. • Flexible working • Enhanced Parenthood leave entitlements and pay • Special leave: such as paid carers leave, study leave and time off for fertility treatment • 2 Volunteering days per year • Sabbaticals • Staff networks • Wellbeing programme, Mental Health First Aiders, Menopause Champions and Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) support
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External link for The Royal College of Surgeons of England
- Industry
- Hospitals and Health Care
- Company size
- 201-500 employees
- Headquarters
- London
- Type
- Educational
- Founded
- 1492
- Specialties
- Medical Education, Medical Training, Examinations, Quality Assurance, Surgical Standards, Medical Continuing Professional Development, Medical Library and archive, Journal publication, and Conferencing & events
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35-43 Lincoln's Inn Fields
London, WC2A 3PE, GB
Employees at The Royal College of Surgeons of England
Updates
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Do you have an innovative idea that could transform surgical practice? Apply for the Cutlers' Surgical Prize for a chance to win £5,000. Take this opportunity to showcase your groundbreaking work in surgical instruments or techniques. Apply by 12 November: https://ow.ly/WpT650TuaIJ
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Only 1 week left until our webinar! 💬 Topic: Exploring Key Findings from the First State of the Nation Reports 📅 Date: Monday, 14 October 🕑 Time: 2:00 – 4:30 PM Don’t miss out - secure your ticket on Eventbrite now: https://bit.ly/3N2iTjU We look forward to welcoming you! Healthcare Quality Improvement Partnership (HQIP) NHS England London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, U. of London The Royal College of Surgeons of England
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In October's #Bulletin, a surgical trainee reflects on their experiences with racial bias in the NHS, noting that despite recent conversations and efforts around equality, discrimination remains an ongoing challenge for many. While high-profile social movements have raised awareness, more work is needed to address the ingrained issues still present today. Read more: https://ow.ly/fCw150TFTzi
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The Future Surgery conference was outstanding because of all the amazing people who contributed to 2 days of Science, Technology, Robotics, Live Operating, Digital Surgery, Data, Innovation, Diversity, Work-force matters, Wellbeing, Sustainability, Mentroship, Collaboration and Inspiration. A Massive Thank you to all who attended, contributed, supported and made it the successful event that it was I would like to thank all the staff at The Royal College of Surgeons of England for being simply sensational Jane Roberts Rebecca Bradley Nicola Rowe Lucy Davies and everyone who’s not on social media but has worked so tirelessly at the stand and behind the scenes (Ralph Tomlinson, Sam Lewis, Kim, James, Meghan, Jenna, James, Eduardo, Corriene and many many more……) The team from CloserStill Media who helped us put this meeting together Barney Ridley and colleagues All session chairs, panel members and guest speakers from the college and beyond.. We couldn’t have done this without you 🤩 Thank you to the RCS council members who supported the event Tim Mitchell richard kerr @andrew reed @narain moorjani Farah Bhatti Deborah Eastwood Vivien Lees @bill allum Frank Smith Peter Friend @Felicity Meyer Vinita Shekar Sujatha Udayasankar Scarlett McNally @victoria pegna and many more Festival Innovation was simply outstating - Many thanks to the amazing iHuB team Ryan Kerstein Deena Harji Edward St John Marcus Stow, OBE, MStJ, RGN Josh Burke and the rest of the team RADAR team @Ralph Tomlinson Rebecca Bradley Leanne Ashrafian Matthew Harris Deena Harji Charlotte El-Sayed Thank you for continuing to push this forwards Genomics, Sustainability, Diversity and Workforce teams Expert Guest speakers Ronan Cahill For sharing his amazing experience with AI in surgery Ros Atkins for his talk on effective communication Maggie Aderin for inspiring us all to reach for the stars Meeting the Experts sessions at the RCS stand (Genomics, Diversity, Robotics &Digital, Workforce) Sarah Itam @mohamed Bilal Karen Kai Chui Sue Clark Frank McDermott Terri McVeigh Ronan Cahill @kalpana ragupathy @shakil Ahmed Collaborators RCS Edinburgh Exhibitors and Industry without whom we wouldn’t be able to explore all the technological advances.. Doctors in Distress for giving us all hope with your keynote contributions Thank you to everyone.. You’ve been amazing.. See you soon 🦋👋🏽
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We had an incredible experience at our Future Surgery show this week, showcasing the latest surgical innovations, highlighting the current issues, engaging in meaningful discussions with our members and welcoming new faces to our College. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who worked diligently behind the scenes to make this event a success 👏 What did we predict for the Future of Surgery? Read our report: https://ow.ly/wVzF50TE6vj
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“I think a lot of us are used to organisations doing some performative activism, just saying what needs to be said, but no action following through with their words. And that’s why the actions that the College is taking mean so much to me.” From supporting the work and research from the Working Party on Sexual Misconduct in Surgery (WPSMS) to the launch of a new Code of Conduct, making it clear what behaviours and actions we will not tolerate, Women in Surgery (WinS) Forum member Enya C. shares her thoughts as a future surgeon on the College’s work to tackle this critical issue. See how we're taking action and pushing for changes to support current and future surgeons: https://lnkd.in/etz7rpiR
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Editor's Pick 📢 Did you know that an increasing number of vascular surgery trainees are opting for less-than-full-time work to improve their work-life balance? Or that the proportion of women trainees in this field exceeds the national average? In this Editor’s Pick from the #Bulletin, we explore a new study on how vascular surgery is evolving. What were the findings, and how do they compare to trends in your specialty? Read more: https://ow.ly/QWF050TcyYW
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Have you got ideas on how to make your operating theatre greener? Or maybe you need some inspiration? On 6 December, be a part of the change alongside others advocating for more sustainable surgery. Our Green Sky Thinking: Sustainability in Surgery Conference will feature inspiring talks, interactive workshops and networking opportunities. Members enjoy a 50% discount on all tickets. Register now: https://ow.ly/9AkR50TvUYT Think you can win the poster competition? Submit your abstract by 8 November, answering the prompt 'Innovative solutions for sustainable surgery,' for a chance to present at the conference. Winners attend for free. Learn more: https://ow.ly/988F50TvUYS