There are four specialist registrar posts in our four year rehabilitation medicine training rotation. Each trainee should spend half the rotation in Cambridge and the other half in Norwich. This can vary depending on the particular training needs. These will include 3 months training on a Spinal injuries attachment.

There are fixed teaching sessions for trainees throughout the rotation as well as the opportunity to attend training sessions relevant to the specialty provided by other disciplines (neurology or rheumatology, for example).

The trainee will be expected to take part in research, audit and teaching. Recent trainees going through the programme have presented work at international conferences and carried out small scale research projects which have been published in peer-reviewed journals. The trainees are involved in undergraduate and postgraduate teaching at each clinical site and the trainees are expected to participate in this.

These posts provide core experience in the widest range of neurological, amputee, musculoskeletal, spinal injuries and trauma rehabilitation in a well supported environment, with support from six rehabilitation medicine consultants.

The drop down menu below provides more information on each of the rotations: