Neurology is currently a 5 year training programme which follows the successful completion of Internal Medical Training (IMT).  The East of England rotation provides exposure and experience of all aspects of the neurology curriculum.  This includes all aspects of general neurology in the inpatient and outpatient settings along with tertiary specialist neurological services, in line with the JRCPTB Neurology Curriculum (see here). 

Neurology training in the East of England Deanery comprises of 6-12 month blocks across the deanery
Training in the East of England will give you a broad exposure to a variety of care settings, including tertiary (Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge and Norfolk and Norwich Hospital) and quaternary services (Queens' Square, London), as well as District General Hospital (DGH) experience (Ipswich, Peterborough and Lister,Stevenage and Southend University Hospitals). As an East of England Neurology Trainee, you will have the opportunity to develop a broad base of specialty experience covering the full curriculum, allowing for ample exposure to general neurology and specialist clinics, as well as training in neurology ward consultations and in-patient neurology.

From August 2022, the training sites will be grouped geographically into 'North' and 'South' Rotations.  All trainees will spend time at Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge, with opportunites to spend time at Queen Square in London.

Below is a map of the East of England neuroscience centres - Click on each location to access Trust webpages and further information about each location.