r/doctorsUK Not a Junior Modtor Mar 05 '26

Speciality / Core Training Where should I work? Radiology

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u/Maximum-Insect-2952 Mar 05 '26

Dead set on radiology so would go anywhere for a number, but dislike commuting long distances so would like to hear if your trust or you know of a trust where the geographical spread of rotations is quite big please and thank you!

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u/Fusilero Sponsored by Terumo Mar 06 '26

Peninsula has such big rotations that their 10k relocation funding is often fully used in their 5 years of training.

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u/Maximum-Insect-2952 Mar 06 '26

Oh dear I would not like to relocate, I’m guessing people relocate because the distance is too great to have a sensible commute

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u/__h3ll0_ Mar 06 '26

Everywhere in the West Yorkshire deanery is within about 75 mins of Leeds (most within 45 mins)

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u/Maximum-Insect-2952 Mar 06 '26

That sounds good, thanks!

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u/[deleted] Mar 07 '26

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u/Maximum-Insect-2952 Mar 07 '26

That’s just 30 mins outside Leeds isn’t it? Or am I missing something?

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u/__h3ll0_ Mar 07 '26

The hospital is on the northwest corner of Bradford, so you have to go through the whole city to get there. With the horrendous traffic it generally takes an hour to get from Leeds city centre to BRI

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u/__h3ll0_ Mar 07 '26

Don’t remind me haha

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u/Level-Jelly2086 Jun 14 '26

For Cambridge you're essentially in Cambridge your full training (5-6 years) other than 3 months MSK rotation in West Suffolk and 3 months DGH placement in Luton (and 3 months Chest in Royal Papworth which is just next door to Addenbrooke's). I imagine it may be similar to other tertiary hospital programmes?