We are delighted to welcome delegates back to our world renowned International Trauma Symposium & FRCS (Tr and Orth) revision course 2025.

These two courses run side by side and delegates are able to sign up to whichever is deemed most appropriate.

Provisional Dates for 2025

Trauma Symposium: 13 to 15 August 2025

FRCS (Tr and Orth) Revision Course: 12 to 15 August 2025

Locations: TBC & Digital

 

                                 

Available Booking Options:

  • Early Bird Discount Available
  • Cadaveric Breakout Sessions
  • Digital On-Demand Access
  • Electronic Only Access

Online booking for 2025 is not open yet. There are early bird discounts on attendance at the physical (face-to-face) conference. There are also Digital options, with all material being recorded and available through a variety of packages.

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Early Bird Discounts (before 30th April) & AHP rates – find out more

CPD – Total hours for 2025 programme yet to be confirmed

Previous delegate feedback:

“In comparison to other courses, the Edinburgh FRCS course really was practical and geared towards the exam”

“The symposium was fantastically organised with pertinent content throughout. The enthusiasm of all the faculty members was outstanding.”

2016

“All excellent! I also really enjoyed informal chats during breaks getting to know such a diverse group of people who all share common experiences and are willing to discuss openly their good and bad experiences to enhance all of our knowledge.”

“A very organised team that took us through a wide range of trauma topic.”

“The trauma symposium is brilliant, and speakers were very knowledgable and experienced.”

“Great event and I would recommend colleagues to attend.”

“Really good case discussion. Very helpful for current practice.”

“The cadaveric session in the setting of the anatomy room was nothing short of magical!”

“A very thorough and enjoyable course. The content and depth is ideal for both an ST3, SpR and those undertaken FRCS preparation.”

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