takeAIM Sessions 2016
takeAIM sessions are taking place in London, Birmingham, Bristol, Bradford and Newcastle in 2016. Visit takeAIM.org.uk for more information.
More takeAIM Conference 14 November 2015
Interested in Acute Internal Medicine? The takeAIM conference is a one day event, specifically designed for Foundation Doctors and Core Medical Trainees.
MoreA Career in Acute Internal Medicine- BMJ Article
Please see the link below which is an article published by the BMJ written by one of our Trainee Representatives Dr Nick Smallwood and Dr Nigel Lane from Bristol promoting a career in Acute Internal Medicine. http://careers.bmj.com/careers/advice/view-article.html?id=20022363
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Society for Acute Medicine Benchmarking Audit: SAMBA 2015
Thursday 25 June 2015. Find out more about SAMBA 2015 and how to register here.
MoreOpportunity for Trainees to Promote Careers in Acute Internal Medicine!
Find out more here about this project and the opportunity available! Deadline 24 May 2015
MoreSAM ultrasound survey – your views and chance to win £100 Amazon vouchers
We are conducting a short survey to obtain members’ views on ultrasound training and experience on the AMU, in order to help inform the Society develop ultrasound training standards. We’d be extremely grateful if you could take 5 minutes to complete the following survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/SAMultrasound As a thankyou, one participant chosen at random will win […]
MoreAIM Trainee Survey
Dear Trainees, Please can you complete this survey about your AIM training. It should take less than 5 minutes to complete. It is completely anonymous. There is also a comment box at the end. From this we can highlight issues to the council and to the SAC in March. https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/VHVT57Y Many thanks for your help, […]
MoreRCP London: Acute Internal Medicine as the November 2014 Speciality of the Month
Acute Internal Medicine is the RCP London November 2014 'Speciality of the Month'. Find out more about this here
MoreTake AIM!
Find out here why some doctors have chosen Acute Internal Medicine (AIM) as their speciality and more about our Take AIM campaign!
MoreAdvice for Ebola Volunteers
Please see the following letter from the Department of Heath, NHS England and Public Health England regarding volunteering in West Africa supporting the local health services against the Ebola epidemic. Advice for Ebola Volunteers
MoreAIM Profile- Dr Nadia Stock
Name: Dr Nadia Stock Position: ST5 Speciality: Acute Medicine Deanery: North East Deanery Being the medical registrar puts a lot of people off – why not you? As surprising as it may sound there are some of us who do love being a medical registrar because of, rather than in spite of, the challenges […]
MoreAIM Profile – Sanjay Krishnamoorthy
Name: Sanjay Krishnamoorthy Speciality: Acute Internal Medicine and General Internal Medicine Role: ST5 AIM and GIM Deanery: North West London Deanery Why AIM and not another acute specialty? I was a career cardiologist for most of my foundation and core medical training. The epiphany came when I finished a busy shift on […]
MoreAIM Profile – Kathleen Bonnici
Name: Kathleen Bonnici Speciality: Acute Internal Medicine and General Internal Medicine Role: ST6 AIM and GIM Deanery: North West London Deanery Are you pleased you chose Acute Internal Medicine? Definitely. Acute Medicine is unparalleled as a specialty in the wide range of cases that one gets to manage. The Acute Medical Unit (AMU) […]
MoreAIM Profile- Ash Sadighi
Name: Ash Sadighi Speciality: Acute Internal Medicine and General Internal Medicine Role: ST6/7 AIM and GIM Deanery: North West London Deanery What made you decide to do AIM? I originally chose to do the Emergency Medicine training programme in 2005. The reasons I chose to do Emergency Medicine were that I didn’t enjoy long […]
MoreTrainee Newsletters 2010
Starting with the 2010 editions, we have uploaded our trainee newsletters for your reference. Should you wish to see older newsletters please contact one of the trainee representatives but much of the information in the older newsletters has subsequently been superseded. The newsletters can be found in the Trainee Newsletters section of our document library.
MoreACUMEN
ACUMEN, the free, interactive e-learning resource for trainees in acute and general medicine, is now available to use. The resource, which has been developed by the Federation of Royal Colleges of Physicians in collaboration with DH e-Learning for Healthcare, enables trainees to develop key skills in line with the acute medicine curriculum. With the introduction […]
MoreMembership Benefits For Trainees
SAM is the representative body for all professionals working in Acute Medicine. As a medical trainee, the benefits of joining the society include: Access to the most up-to-date information about training and curriculum matters The opportunity to influence your training, and even the practice of Acute Medicine nationally, through society representation Multiple opportunities for ongoing […]
MoreThe Acute Medicine Speciality Certificate Examination (SCE)
The Acute Medicine SCE is an exam designed to test your knowledge of Acute Medicine. It is compulsory for all trainees on the Acute Medicine curriculum and optional for Acute Medicine trainees following other curricula. (Not sure what curriculum you are following? Click here.) Though some people may (incorrectly) refer to the SCE as an […]
MoreTraining Structure
The route to higher training in Acute Medicine is usually via either core medical training (CMT) or acute care common stem (ACCS) training. These programmes give trainees a solid grounding in the medical or acute specialties. Click here to read more about CMT and ACCS . Higher Acute Medicine training is a four-year programme from […]
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