We are one of the largest mental health and community trusts in the country, serving a population of over one million people across Nottinghamshire, as well as providing national services at Rampton Hospital, one of the country's three high-secure hospitals.
Opportunities for medical students and postgraduate doctors in training (PGDiT) exist in areas such as:
- Adult Mental Health Services (inpatient, community and crisis)
- Mental Health Services for Older People (inpatient and community)
- Intellectual Developmental Disability Services (inpatient and community)
- CAMHS (inpatient, community)
- Forensic Services (high medium, low secure hospitals and community)
Specialist Services include:
- The Margaret Oates Mother and Baby Unit
- Nottingham Special Depression Service
- Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS)
- Neurodevelopmental Specialist Service (NeSS)
- Young Onset Dementia
- The Nottingham Centre for Transgender Health
- Substance Misuse
- Medical Psychotherapy
The Medical Education Department supports around 350 medical students, 99 resident doctors.
Medical Education Department is led by Dr Kehinde Junaid, Director of Medical Education and Consultant Psychiatrist.
An annual Medical Education Conference takes place in which medical students and resident doctors take an active role in organising and participating. Please view the Annual Medical Education Conference 2024 montage.
