To give an indication of what you can expect from time in a GUM post, we asked an ST5 trainee to describe a common day for them. Morning meeting Once your presentation is complete, your training, career to date and your suitability for the specialty will be discussed for a further six minutes. As part of the process of applying to HST, you may wish to gain an idea of how recruitment progressed in previous years for the various specialties participating in the nationally-coordinated recruitment. The clinical scenario will be relatively brief (two/three sentences), so once you have read this, the remainder of the pre-station time will allow you to undertake some short preparation (just mental preparation - this does not mean making notes, etc.) Scenario considerations

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The clinicians who have interviewed you will discuss your general performance during the interview and any concerns or otherwise they have about your application as a whole. This section of the interview is designed to assess your demonstration and understanding of professionalism and governancein a given situation. Familiarise yourself with Good Medical PracticePrior to arriving at station 2, you will be given a clinical scenarioto review. Upon arrival at station 2, you will be asked questions relating to this scenario. If any o f the 12 scores awarded to you at interview are 1/5, this will reflect poor performance and an area of major concern.

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Of course, you should take into account any other factors you deem appropriate, using your experience and professional judgement. Areas for assessment Genitourinary Medicine (GUM) is one of the most diverse, unique and advancing specialities, covering the prevention and management of sexually transmitted infections and HIV, and so much more.

Indicative vacancy numbersare available in the table below,broken downby region and divided between substantive national training number (NTN) and locum appointment for training (LAT) posts. In many cases these will be presented as a range (e.g. 1-4) as it is not always possible for regions to know at this stage how many vacancies there will be. There are also more specialist services, such as psychosexual medicine, adolescent clinics and genital dermatology, as well as sex worker and drug user outreach services. Emphasis on social factors and community-based care