Support
Mentorship.
Regular check-ins, feedback, career advice and Part C preparation.
01 / The rotation
Rotation length in the Oct 2025 programme.
Develop your confidence as the OT senior and get to know the department.
Manage elective cases with a covering consultant as you develop your judgement.
Discuss tailored exposure in regional anaesthesia, pain, and perioperative care.
Contribute to the teaching and development of junior colleagues.
02 / Support around you
Support
Regular check-ins, feedback, career advice and Part C preparation.
Experience
Call orientation, a tailored caseload and time with subspecialties that interest you.
Professional development
Teaching, simulation, journal club, M&M, audit, research and quality improvement.
Team culture
An emphasis on teamwork, approachable colleagues and feedback that is heard.
What gives you meaning at work? Which clinical work energises you? Consider caseload, the ability to deliver the care you want to provide, and the balance between service and teaching.
What kind of anaesthetist do you want to become? Consider subspecialty interests, education, research, leadership, mentors, and how your aspirations align with the department’s opportunities.
Who will you learn from and work alongside? Consider how teams communicate, how disagreements are handled, and whether colleagues feel supported and treated fairly.
What does a sustainable working life look like for you? Discuss rostering, calls, leave, travel, family commitments, and how your priorities may change over time.
04 / Start the conversation
Discuss the clinical areas and senior responsibilities you want to develop with your supervisor.
Ask about orientation, supervision, feedback, and the best person to approach with questions.
Use the work, growth, people, and lifestyle questions to guide a career conversation.