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iBSC: Regenerative Medicine and Innovative Technology

When are you intercalating: Between MBBS 4 and 5

Where: Guy’s campus

iBSC Summary: In this iBSC we a learn about the kind of materials they use in medicine, such as in prosthetics and joint replacement. We also learn a bit about stem cells and how imaging devices work (such as microscopes). In the innovative technology part of the course we learn about inventing a medical device and how to set up a small business for it.
There are 3 core modules and an additional lab project. It’s pretty different to what I’ve done so far in medicine, so it can be a bit of a challenge sometimes!

Last lecture you had: My most recent lecture was for the innovative technology module and we were taught how to come up with a cash flow for our business. This is basically a big table which takes into account how much you predict you’ll spend and earn over a certain time period. It was very interesting although unfortunately required extensive use of Excel – of which my skills are limited!

iBSC: Medical Education

When are you intercalating: Between MBBS 3 and 4

Where: Whitechapel Campus, Barts and the London (QMUL)

iBSC Summary: In this BSc, we cover Educational Theory (which is suprisingly interesting), a module focusing on designing curricula and a practical module on teaching, where we give lectures, lead PBL groups and teach communication and clinical skills. The 4 core modules are assessed by coursework and exams, which are finished by February. From March to May, the focus is on the Research Project – most of my group are carrying out qualitative projects involving interviews or focus groups with students/teachers within the Medical School.

Last lecture you had: No lectures (thankfully!) as we’re taught mainly through PBL and Small Group Teaching. My last session involved leading an MBBS 1 group in their PBL on GI Physiology – quite a struggle to teach a subject I barely remember from Year 2, but a good way to put the skills I’ve learnt to practical use!

Click on the Link above for a powerpoint presentation of Talk by KCL’s expert careers advisor, Laura Mackenzie on applying to the Foundation Programme this December.


Useful for all year 4 medical students. To clarify the confusion and answer your questions regarding your application process.


What’s changed and how will this affect you!

What are the EPM and SJT?
How to prepare?

This will be very useful for all year 4 medical students and aims to clarify the confusion and answer your questions regarding your application process.


What’s changed and how will this affect you?

How to maximize your points.
What is the SJT?
How to prepare?

Thursday 19th January @ 6pm
Greenwood lecture theatre

We hope to have the talk recorded for those that are unable to make it on the day.

Hope to see you there!

The Editor of student BMJ will be talking about how to get published as a medical student/junior doctor next Tuesday at Kings, organised by GKT MedPhys, fantastic advice and a rare opportunity to ask an editor questions!

Please come along and get free wine afterwards!

http://gktmedicalphysical.squarespace.com/storage/event-posters/How%20to%20get%20published%20leaflet.pdf

https://www.facebook.com/events/354738847875867/

Medical Physical Society of Guy’s & St Thomas’ Hospitals is unique in that all medical students at King’s College London are automatically members and there are no fees for entry.

We aim to welcome as many students and alumni of the medical school as possible to see interesting talks, debates and shows that serve to broaden our experiences beyond the day to day activities of medical school.

This year we are proud to celebrate the 240th anniversary of the society with some dynamic changes to the events this year, including university challenge, talks on how to get published, and comedy lectures.

Please feel free to contact us with your feedback and suggestions for future events.

http://gktmedicalphysical.squarespace.com/

Follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/#!/GKTMedPhys

Your Yearbook Committee are now accepting profile submissions for the 2012 Yearbook.

Please fill in the form below and upload a picture for your profile. Once you have clicked submit, we will email you with a confirmation of your details and you will have the chance to add to or edit your information.

All starred fields must be completed.

If you have any questions, please contact the Yearbook Committee at gktyearbook@gmail.com

Your Yearbook Committee are now accepting photo collages for submission under the following headings:

Elective 2011 RAG Freshers Sports team Guy’s bar Trust me I’m a doctor… You know you went to GKT when… GKT nightlife We LOVE London In the Greenwood Dinner Jackets and Little Black Dresses Clubs and Societies

Fill in the form below and upload some photos for us!

Your 2012 Yearbook Committee are now accepting nominations for the Yearbook Awards! You can see a full list of nomination categories below.