Join our Association undergraduate assessor panel
If you’re passionate about undergraduate medical education, the Association is looking to expand its panel of assessors for our undergraduate awards due to an increasing number of applications. We offer two exciting opportunities for medical students studying in Great Britain and Ireland:
- Undergraduate elective funding: Awarded twice a year, medical students can receive up to £750 towards their medical student elective period. Preference is given to projects relevant to anaesthesia, intensive care, or pain relief, especially in developing countries.
- Wylie Medal Undergraduate Essay Prize: An annual 1000-word essay competition on a chosen topic by our Heritage, Research, and Innovation Committee.
As an assessor, you'll play a vital role in scoring applications using defined scoring criteria with marking guides to ensure consistency, through our online system.
Time commitment
Undergraduate elective funding is awarded twice a year, and the Wylie Medal essay prize is awarded annually, so reviewers will be allocated a number of applications to review through our online review system, normally around January/February and August/September.
How to apply
Send your expressions of interest to the Governance team via [email protected]. Consultants, SAS doctors, and resident anaesthetists with a keen interest in undergraduate medical education are encouraged to apply!
International Fellowship recruitment
The Association is seeking to appoint an enthusiastic Resident Doctor (ST6+) working in Great Britain or Ireland, with a strong interest in Global Health, to become the Association’s International Fellow for 2025/26. The appointment will be for up to 12 months starting from March 2025. This role is voluntary and will not be remunerated but reasonable expenses will be paid, under the Association’s expenses policy, to cover travel costs to attend International Relations Committee (IRC) meetings, and, if required, attend one of the Association’s major events to present on our international work. Applications are welcomed from Association members who are Resident Doctor (ST6+) and are currently working in Great Britain or Ireland
The key duties and responsibilities of the fellow will be:
- To be involved in setting the criteria for grant applications of IRC as requested by Chair of IRC (or their delegated representative), including reviewing the grants
- To be actively involved in development of educational materials and evaluation tools as deemed appropriate by the SAFE Steering Group
- To evaluate and assess the impact of our international work
The role also offers an opportunity to learn more about a charitable foundation, and to gain experience in grant writing, fund raising, supporting collaboration with other partners, public relations, and any other activities related to IRC deemed appropriate by the Chair of IRC and the CEO of the Association.
Submit your application form to [email protected] by 5pm on Wednesday 11 December 2024.
Scottish Standing Committee
The Scottish Standing Committee (SSC) of the Association of Anaesthetists (the Association) is asking for nominations for eligible members to join the committee.
Nominees must be full members of the Association, working in Scotland and in good standing, and should be proposed and seconded by other full members of the Association. Members are elected for a three-year term that can be renewed. The SSC has three meetings per year, usually held either in Perth or via videoconference and may also be requested to represent the SSC on other Association committees and working parties.
This is your chance to make a difference and join the Scottish Standing Committee.
Irish Standing Committee
The Irish Standing Committee (ISC) of the Association of Anaesthetists (the Association) will shortly be asking for nominations for eligible members to join the committee.
Nominees must be full members of the Association, working in the Republic of Ireland and in good standing, and should be proposed and seconded by other full members of the Association. Members are elected for a three-year term that can be renewed. The ISC has three meetings per year, usually held either in Dublin or via videoconference and may also be requested to represent the ISC on other Association committees and working parties.
If you would like to express an interest in submitting a nomination for the role of elected member on the Irish Standing Committee, please contact [email protected].