04 – 05 November
Saturday
Ultrasound is an essential skill in the field of Obstetrics and Gynaecology. Our department has introduced several exciting initiatives to upskill our registrars in this regard.
Simulation training is a well-established method in medicine for teaching individuals to improve their practical skills in a safe and controlled environment. Our department, in conjunction with the department of Radiology, has purchased a state-of-the-art Scan Trainer machine. The scan trainer provides the user with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills to perform a basic and advanced ultrasound exam during pregnancy. The machine has both an abdominal and transvaginal probe and provides real time feedback to the user during the scan…Read More
The department would like to congratulate the following candidates who sat for the recent FCOG II clinical exams
This represents a 100% pass at the clinical exam – Well done to everyone and a special thank you to the trainers! Best regards and good luck with your future plans!
Admin Officer: Mrs MD Boucher
Email: boucherm@ukzn.ac.za
Telephone: +27 (0)31 260 4220
Assistant Admin Officer: Ms G. Ngubane
Email: ngubaneg3@ukzn.ac.za
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