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Obs and Gynae Interview Overview
The obstetrics and gynaecology interview lasts 45 minutes and consists of three stations each lasting 15 minutes with transfer time between stations. Each station is designed to assess the selection criteria on the person specification.
All stations will be staffed by two interviewers (consultants from the interviewing region), each of whom will award you a mark on each of the aspects on which you are being assessed.
Obstetric and gynaecology interviews are held in each respective deanery from 18th January to 9th March.
The stations for the 2016 Obstetric and Gynaecology Interviews are:
All stations will be staffed by two interviewers (consultants from the interviewing region), each of whom will award you a mark on each of the aspects on which you are being assessed.
Obstetric and gynaecology interviews are held in each respective deanery from 18th January to 9th March.
The stations for the 2016 Obstetric and Gynaecology Interviews are:
Structured
Portfolio
Clinical
Clinical
Communication
Communication
The Venue and Dates
All applicants will make one application and be interviews in a single centre from 2017 onwards.
Venue: Etihad Stadium, Manchester
Dates: All interviews to take place week commencing Monday 23 January 2017
Applicants will be able to preference any of the available posts, and posts will be offered based on ranking after interview.
While posts in England, Scotland and Wales will be included, Northern Ireland will be running a separate process.
In 2017 there the college will also be piloting the use of a Specialty Recruitment Assessment (SRA) as part of the O&G ST1 recruitment process. The SRA will take place early in 2017 for those applicants that pass longlisting. The SRA is currently used in GP and radiology selection and comprises a written situational judgment test.
Scoring
Your performance in each station will be scored out of 40 using a structured scoring system. The scores from each station will be combined to give an overall score out of 120. Your ranking will be based on your overall score against all other candidates.
After completion of the interview you will receive both an overall score out of 120 and a break down of individual score out of 40 for each station via the ORIEL website. You will be informed of your rank compared with other candidates and an offer will be made if your rank is sufficient.
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