Occupational Medicine Diploma

Summary

The formal training includes ten days (two one-week blocks) on instruction, including factory visits, case studies and seminars. The programme prepares doctors for the examination organised by the Faculty of Occupational Medicine of the Royal College of Physicians of London.

Key facts

Type of Course: Continuing professional development

Duration: A 10-day period of teaching divided into two 5-day modules

Start date: dates tbc

Entry requirements

Suitable for doctors (general practitioners) undertaking occupational health sessions

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International students
As above. Standard English language requirements apply

Contact details

Mrs Janie Acton
Tel: +44 (0)121 414 6021
Email: j.acton@bham.ac.uk  

How to apply

For further information please contact
Janie Acton
Tel: +44 (0)121 414 6021
Email: j.acton@bham.ac.uk

Fees and funding

2010/11 fees – £1,995. Please contact the School or Department for the latest fees information or email sfo@contacts.bham.ac.uk
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Programme overview

The formal training includes ten days (two one-week blocks) on instruction, including factory visits, case studies and seminars. The programme prepares doctors for the examination organised by the Faculty of Occupational Medicine of the Royal College of Physicians of London. The qualification is intended to meet the needs of medical practitioners who wish to demonstrate competence in occupational medicine at the generalist level.  

Student Quotes

From an experienced GP 

"I thought the Birmingham diploma course was excellent.  The speakers were enthusiastic, knowledgeable and approachable. The information was appropriate to the exam, and to the level most of us will be working at."

From a GP Specialty Registrar

"I found the Diploma course provided an excellent grounding and introduction to occupational medicine.  The course has changed my practise of medicine, and during my psychiatry placement I have been able to influence my consultant's thinking using occupational medicine principles and we have even liaised with employers' OH departments as part of patient management."

Related links

Occupational & Environmental Medicine
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