SCHEDULE 3SPECIALTIES IN WHICH THE UK AWARDS A CCT, AND ANY MINIMUM TRAINING PERIODS

Article 4(1), (4), (6) and (11), 6(1)(a)(vii), 8(5), 13(2)(a), 14(1) and (4) and 15(1)

PART 1SPECIALTIES WITH MINIMUM TRAINING PERIODS

Five years

Accident and emergency medicine

General (internal) medicine* (formerly known as general medicine)

General surgery*

Neurosurgery* (formally known as neurological surgery)

Trauma and orthopaedic surgery* (formally known as orthopaedic surgery)

Paediatric surgery

Plastic surgery*

Cardio-thoracic surgery (formerly known as thoracic surgery)

Urology*

Four years

Cardiology (formerly known as cardio-vascular disease)

Chemical pathology (also known as clinical biochemistry)

Child and adolescent psychiatry

Clinical neurophysiology

Clinical pharmacology and therapeutics

Infectious diseases (formerly known as communicable diseases)

Public health medicine (formerly known as community medicine)

Dermatology

Clinical radiology* (formerly known as diagnostic radiology, and as radiology)

Gastro-enterology

Geriatric medicine (formerly known as geriatrics)

Immunology (also known as immunopathology)

Medical microbiology and virology (formerly known as medical microbiology)

Histopathology* (formerly known as morbid anatomy and histopathology,)

Neurology*

Nuclear medicine

Obstetrics and gynaecology*

Occupational medicine

Oral and maxillo-facial surgery (basic medical and dental training)

Paediatrics*

General psychiatry* (formerly known as psychiatry, as general adult psychiatry, and as mental illness)

Clinical oncology* (formerly known as radiotherapy)

Renal medicine (formerly known as renal disease, and as nephrology)

Respiratory medicine* (also known as thoracic medicine)

Rheumatology

Tropical medicine

Genito-urinary medicine (formerly known as venereology)

Three years

Anaesthetics*

Endocrinology and diabetes mellitus

Haematology

Ophthalmology*

Otolaryngology* (also known as ENT surgery)

Note: The specialties marked * above are those listed in Annex C of the Directive which are common to all EEA States. The remaining specialties are those in which the UK awards a qualification but which are peculiar to two or more EEA States.

PART 2OTHER SPECIALTIES

Allergy

Audiological medicine

Clinical cytogenics and molecular genetics

Clinical genetics

Forensic psychiatry

Intensive care medicine

Medical oncology

Medical ophthalmology

Psychiatry of learning disability

Old age psychiatry

Paediatric cardiology

Palliative medicine

Pharmaceutical medicine

Psychotherapy

Rehabilitation medicine