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Apprenticeship

Doctor (Degree)

Level
7
Master's level
Length
5 yrs
typical
Sector
Health and science
Pay
Paid
you earn while training

In a nutshell

Applying the principles and procedures of medicine to assess, prevent, diagnose, care for and treat patients with illness, disease and injury and to maintain physical and mental health.

What you'd do

Clerking patients on admission by taking a full history and examining them
Participate in ward rounds and contribute to clinical decision-making
Request and interpret investigations such as blood tests and imaging
Assist in clinical procedures under supervision of senior doctors
Present cases clearly at handover, ward rounds, and MDT meetings
Communicate with patients and families about diagnosis and treatment
Complete logbooks and reflective portfolios for progression reviews

What you'd learn

Biomedical sciences: anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, pharmacology, and pathology
Clinical skills: history-taking, physical examination, and procedural competencies
Evidence-based medicine and critical appraisal of medical research
Medical ethics, law, and professional responsibilities under the GMC
Diagnosis and management of common and acute medical conditions
Communication skills for complex or sensitive clinical conversations
Prescribing safely, including calculation of drug doses and interactions
Ready to look for a place?
See live Doctor (Degree) apprenticeship vacancies on the official government service.
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