Description
This video transcript features Janardhan Rao, the chief examiner for orthopedics, as he addresses a collaborative session hosted by the British Hip Society and Orthopedic Trauma Society, focusing on hip trauma. He begins by welcoming participants and sharing insights on recent changes to the orthopedic examination process. Janardhan discusses the evolution of section 1, emphasizing its new clinical orientation and highlighting challenges that candidates face, especially in a post-COVID context. He mentions a notable waiting list for examinations and the prerequisites for upcoming MRCS assessments.
Janardhan invites experienced trauma and hip surgeons to consider becoming examiners, explaining the requirements and importance of having diverse examiners from various regions. He expresses the need for equal distribution among trainees and examiners, particularly encouraging those with a passion for teaching to apply. The session concludes with Janardhan urging professionals from underrepresented areas to step forward and contribute to the future of orthopedic education.