Trainee information
College Tutor
Royal Alexandra Hospital
Dr Morton Hair
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West of Scotland |
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Unit name |
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Royal Alexandra Hospital, Paisley |
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Number of deliveries/ year |
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Approximately 3500 |
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College tutor(s) |
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Dr Morton Hair (morton.hair@ggc.scot.nhs.uk) |
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Rota coordinator |
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Dr Julie Murphy (Julie.murphy@ggc.scot.nhs.uk) |
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Rota structure (tier 1: FY2/GPST/ST1-2, tier 2: ST3-7) |
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Daytime: single tier 2 doctor Out of hours: single tier 2 doctor. Resident consultant for weekend nights 52 weeks of the year. St1 on tier 1 rota, ST2 on tier 2 rota with consultant support. |
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Main site and any additional posts covered in rotation (eg. For clinics or day surgery) |
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Main site Royal Alexandra Hospital in Paisley Peripheral clinics (both antenatal and gynaecology) at Inverclyde Royal Hospital and Vale of Leven Hospital. |
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ATSMs/subspecialty training posts offered. |
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Acute gynaecology and early pregnancy High Risk Pregnancy Benign Abdominal Surgery (open and laparoscopic) |
Colposcopy Advanced Labour Ward Practice Abortion Care |
Specialist services. |
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District general hospital Regional referral service for abdominal cervical sutures. Weekly MVA lists |
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What day of the week is departmental teaching? |
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Friday afternoons. |
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How to get there. |
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Parking can be an issue on site at RAH as the main car park is patrolled and permits are required. There are excellent facilities for cycling. Bike lockers are available and secure, and there are showers and good changing facilities. Paisley Canal rail station is less than a mile away and takes 15 minutes to walk. Buses stop within the hospital grounds. Free parking without the need for permits is available at both the IRH and VOL sites. Excess travel payments can be claimed for travel to these sites. |
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This page was last updated on: 02.11.2021 at 11.22