We're Proud Sponsors of The Occupational Health Academy!
At Medigold Health. we are proud of our record of supporting trainee Occupational Health Physicians to successfully achieve their Accredited Specialist/Consultant level qualification, as part of our commitment to investing in the future of this ever more vital area of medicine.
We are always looking for opportunities to help clinicians who wish to pursue a career in Occupational Health and to that end, we are delighted to announce that Medigold Health will be sponsoring The Occupational Health Academy’s next cohort of medical education courses aimed at supporting new doctors prepare for the upcoming Diploma of Occupational Medicine exam in November 2021.
The courses, which are taking place across September and October and are run by Medigold Health’s very own Dr Sarwar Chowdhury MBBS DOccMed AdvDipOccMed and Clare Fernandes, offer the perfect study aid, providing attendees with an in-depth overview and breakdown of the exam and portfolio requirements and the chance to pick up some top exam tips.
Visit The Occupational Health Academy to find out more.
May we take this opportunity to wish everyone sitting the exam this November the very best of luck – we can’t wait to welcome you into the fold!
Further news is available on how we support the next generation of OH Doctors.
Find out more about The Occupational Health Academy and its courses.
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