Registrar Hub

For registrars at all stages of training, offering career insights for soon to be and newly qualified Consultants

Explore educational events, FRCR exam preparation and trusted training resources to support your journey from registrar to consultant. Discover practical career guidance and flexible opportunities with Everlight Radiology as you plan your next steps.

Explore careers with Everlight

Supporting your journey from registrar to consultant

Navigating FRCR exams, clinical rotas, and post-training choices requires the right support at the right time. Everlight Radiology offers expert career guidance built specifically for UK radiology registrars.

Exam-prep courses

Consultant-led sessions held in an exam environment

FRCR-focused learning

Mock vivas and case-based reporting tips

Global career pathways

Practical advice on flexible post-CCST teleradiology roles

Everlight colleagues talking through career options

Registrar days and educational events

Boost your exam confidence and broaden your clinical knowledge with our 4-day FRCR 2B Exam Preparation Course. These interactive events are delivered by a faculty of Everlight Radiologists via Revise Radiology’s platform. The course simulates the FRCR exam experience, providing you with practical reporting insights and realistic exam practice.

For candidates who want the highest quality, targeted exam experience before they sit.

4-day live viva course: hotseats with experienced examiners and immediate targeted feedback

Courses run 4 times a year in alignment with the FRCR exam schedule

Everlight Radiologists are part of the expert faculty who will support you through the mock exams, providing constructive feedback and helpful tips

Useful websites for registrars

Trusted resources for curriculum guidance, exam preparation and CPD across the UK and Ireland.

United Kingdom

The Royal College of Radiologists

The regulatory hub for UK training. Crucial for curriculum outlines, specialty training portfolio guidance, and the official format and candidate guidance for the FRCR Part 1 and Part 2 exams.

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Radiology Cafe

A long-standing UK trainee favourite offering interview guidance for clinical radiology recruitment, mock anatomy papers, physics overviews, and viva preparation tips.

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e-Learning for Healthcare

Developed by the RCR and NHS England, RITI provides hundreds of interactive e-learning sessions covering anatomy, physics, pathology, and core clinical reporting.

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British Institute of Radiology

Offers regular educational webinars, regional trainee events, and dedicated study days useful for portfolio development and CPD.

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Ireland

Faculty of Radiologists and Radiation Oncologists

The governing body for specialist training in Ireland. Essential for curriculum documentation, training regulations, continuous assessments, and FFR RCSI exam information.

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Irish Institute of Radiography and Radiation Therapy

While primarily supporting radiographers, it frequently publishes shared clinical imaging protocols, radiation protection advice, and statutory guidance relevant to Irish hospitals.

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HSE Health Library Ireland

Provides registrars with institutional access to clinical decision support tools, point-of-care journals, BMJ Best Practice, and medical imaging databases.

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RCSI e-Learning Portal / VLE

The institutional platform used by Irish trainees for mandatory modules, professional development courses, and logging training milestone assessments.

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Where can Everlight take you?

Four ways registrars use teleradiology to shape life after CCST.

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Hybrid practice

Combine a Consultant post with flexible out-of-hours teleradiology reporting.

Key benefit

Maintains clinical presence in public healthcare while supplementing income on a flexible schedule.

02

Follow the sun (relocation)

Report UK/AU emergency workload during daytime hours by living abroad (e.g., UK consultants reporting from Australia/NZ, or vice versa).

Key benefit

Eliminates overnight shift work while delivering critical out-of-hours coverage for health systems.

03

Subspeciality fellowship integration

Work part-time in teleradiology to fund subspeciality fellowships locally or internationally.

Key benefit

Financial support and flexibility while acquiring niche clinical expertise.

04

Full-time flexible teleradiology

Dedicated teleradiology reporting with full autonomy over shift patterns, location, and workload.

Key benefit

Ultimate control over work-life balance and schedule flexibility.