Training Practice

Medical Students and Newly Qualified Doctors

Teaching is vitally important to develop the next generation of doctors and the surgery is involved in both undergraduate and post-graduate (GP) training.

We will be teaching medical students from UEA and Cambridge universities. We will also be training foundation year 2 doctors, with a view to training GPs in the near future, and the specialist GP trainees who have decided upon a career in general practice.

We would be grateful if our patients could help us in this important work by spending some time with our trainees when requested. Of course, if anyone for whatever reason would rather not participate, please let the receptionist know and we will make sure your needs are met, without any fuss or worry.

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Medical Students and Newly Qualified Doctors

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