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Just started Histopathology training and I’ve got to say, it might genuinely be one of medicine’s best kept secrets.
So far the training has been exceptional and very training focused, with surprisingly little service provision at ST1.

What’s struck me most is how little exposure many junior doctors get to the specialty. I barely appreciated what the day to day job and training were actually like before getting some proper exposure to it.

Obviously I’m very early on and I’m sure there will be plenty of challenges ahead, but thought I’d put a small positive post out there for anyone who might never have considered it.

Now that the season is over what do we think about the debrief panel and aftersun? Should they change the panel for the next season?

About to start ST1 Histopathology, anyone got on any advice for ST1 year or willing to share their experiences? Appreciate any information.

If you had to link a speciality with a political party like paediatrics - Green Party. What would you say for these?

ED
GP
Psych
OBGYN
CST
IMT
Radiology
Histopathology
Paediatrics