Gastrointestinal nursing study day March 2019
One-day study day for GI nurses improve understanding on a variety of GI related topics.
St Mark's Hospital, Harrow, London
Upcoming courses
A wide number of courses are run from St Mark's varying from one day to four weeks in length.
Gastrointestinal Anatomy and Physiology 20 Credit Degree – Level Module
Degree-level module on gastrointestinal anatomy and physiology for healthcare professionals; 20 credits from Birmingham City University.
Anopress – the portable manometry device
Anopress, a new generation portable manometry device which can be incorporated into routine patient assessment
Prescribing Biologics in IBD – Translating clinical evidence into good practice
A study day designed to guide clinicians on the optimal approach to prescribing biologics in IBD based on evidence generated from clinical research.
Lower GI Polypectomy Skills – April
JAG_CTA1 The course provides an overview and practical experience of how to perform safe and effective polypectomy
Study with us
Study at the world’s only specialist bowel hospital situated just half an hour from central London; one of the most diverse and exciting cities in the world.
Life at St Mark’s
St Mark’s Hospital was one of the world's first specialist hospitals and has made a significant contribution towards the understanding of intestinal and colorectal diseases.
Honorary Clinical Assistants
Postgraduates looking for a more hands-on experience at St Mark’s Hospital can apply for the post of honorary clinical assistant in either surgery or medicine.
Observers
We offer observerships of varying length which provide clinicians with the opportunity to observe the work of St Mark’s Hospital in a limited capacity.
Postgraduate
St Mark’s Academic Institute has run highly prestigious teaching terms for intestinal and colorectal surgeons for many years.
Find out more about our specialismsThe programme organised by the Academic Institute ensures that we continue to flourish as a leading centre of excellence for the treatment of intestinal and colorectal disorders.
Prof M M Edwards, St Mark's Hospital
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