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BIA Trainees' Committee
 

A new BIA Trainees' Committee has now been established (Jan 2012):

 

Sulman Hasnie                             Scotland & Northern Ireland
Ewan Hunter                                  Northern
Thomas Fletcher                           North West / Mersey
Jane Cunningham                        Yorkshire (East & South)
Tim Kemp                                       Yorkshire (West & North)
Susan Larkin                                 Midlands
Rajeka Lazarus & Amy Chue     Oxford & South East
Si Huei Tan                                     London
Rosemary Fok                               South West
Gayti Islam                                      HIS rep
David Partridge                              BIA Council trainee rep (communications)
Thushan De Silva                          BIA Council trainee rep (professional affairs)
Fiona McGill                                    BIA Council trainee rep (meetings)

 

 

 

 

Recommended Courses for Trainees
 
17-18 May 2012

NeuroID - Liverpool Neurological Infectious Disease Course 2012

Liverpool

Click for website. Online registration available now.

 

 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 

BIA actively encourages the participation of trainees within the Society, with three trainee members being elected to the Council every two years. Trainees have the option of free membership with benefits that include trainees’ meetings and the BIA newsletter. Trainee membership also enables participation in a forum that discusses topical issues surrounding training in infection related specialities.

 

This section takes a look at the up-and-coming changes to the structure of training in Infectious Diseases and Microbiology, as well as outlining some of the specialities within infection, and the training programmes entailed.