MSc Clinical Reproductive Medicine

Master

In Ormskirk

£ 16,000 + VAT

Description

  • Type

    Master

  • Location

    Ormskirk

  • Duration

    2 Years

This Masters degree has been designed to assist qualified doctors, working in obstetrics or gynaecology and seeking a career in fertility medicine, to enhance their knowledge and skills in relation to general subfertility problems. The programme provides a strong link between theory and practice and is delivered in partnership with the Hewitt Fertility Centre at Liverpool Women’s Hospital.

A key aim is to enhance your ability to provide interventions suitable to individual patient’s needs. You will develop expertise in synthesising findings from an individual’s history, combined with the results of any patient examinations and investigations undertaken, to autonomously devise an appropriate, tailored and justified treatment plan. The programme will guide you in how to select and order clinical investigations, how to interpret their results, and how to evaluate the local, national and international drivers that impact upon the development of advanced reproductive medicine.

Consideration will also be given to the systems and approaches required to manage risk as well as the professional, legal and ethical demands of working within reproductive medicine. You will develop expertise in clinical reflection and be able to recognise potential professional limitations and challenges in practice, gain a systematic and critical understanding of research governance within reproductive medicine and demonstrate a critical understanding of pharmo-therapeutics related to fertility management.

Facilities

Location

Start date

Ormskirk (Lancashire)
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St Helens Road, L39 4QP

Start date

On request

About this course

The normal minimum requirement is an undergraduate medical degree. You should be a doctor practising at grade ST3 or higher (or equivalent), or have spent an equivalent number of years training, and have some experience working in obstetrics or gynaecology. You should also be registered as a professional with the General Medical Council.

All applications will be screened by the clinical leader from the Hewitt Fertility Centre at Liverpool Women’s Hospital and the programme leader at Edge Hill University. An interview will form part of the selection process.

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Subjects

  • Clinical Reproductive Medicine
  • Oocyte Retrieval
  • Philosophical
  • Clinical Andrology
  • Physiology
  • Pathology
  • Microbiology

Course programme

HEA4045 Research: The Development of a Research Proposal (20 credits)

HEA4112 Ultrasound Scanning for Reproductive Medicine (20 credits)

HEA4114 Oocyte Retrieval (20 credits)

HEA4115 Clinical Andrology (20 credits)

HEA4157 Clinical Reproductive Medicine (40 credits)

HEA4081 Dissertation for Health and Social Care Professionals (60 credits)

Additional information

How will I be assessed?

Assessment methods vary according to the requirements of each module but can be through assignments, Objective Structured Clinical Examinations, portfolios, seminar presentations, work-based learning and a small investigative research.

Who will be teaching me?
The programme team is drawn from a wide range of clinical backgrounds relating to fertility practice. It includes consultant medics, sonographers, senior embryologists, senior fertility nurse specialists and counsellors. Members of the programme team publish in international journals and present at national and international conferences on a regular basis.

MSc Clinical Reproductive Medicine

£ 16,000 + VAT