Provide advice in respect of their respective countries, particularly in terms of proposed projects. Promote and raise awareness of education, training, research and practice issues and developments within the country amongst the wider College membership using the College website, quarterly Bulletin, College events or meetings and the College Social media, via International Affairs. Keep up-to-date with the College’s work in training, examinations and continuing professional development both in the UK and in the country he/she is acting as International Adviser. Submit reports, as and when required by the International Affairs, but at least twice annually, which describe the world of surgery, identifies needs to which the college could respond, or identifies project or contract opportunities in their country of residence Write articles for RCS publications and website, if requested To make professional recommendations to International Affairs (e.g. identify institutions with whom we might partner) To alert RCS International Affairs to opportunities related to RCS expertise, including new project opportunities, new partnership opportunities, examinations, education, accreditation, Quality Assurance, curriculum development, research fund raising and relevant congressed or conferences Advise on potential partner institutions in their home country for other collaborations with RCS International Affairs, contributing to Due Diligence exercises. Attend meetings requested by the RCS International Affairs (either virtually or face-to face) REVIEW All RCS International Advisers posts are subject to an annual review to ensure that they remain relevant and effective. The following will be considered when undertaking this review: The of Reference for the International Advisers’ Role
Provide advice in respect of their respective countries, particularly in terms of proposed projects. Promote and raise awareness of education, training, research and practice issues and developments within the country amongst the wider College membership using the College website, quarterly Bulletin, College events or meetings and the College Social media, via International Affairs. Keep up-to-date with the College’s work in training, examinations and continuing professional development both in the UK and in the country he/she is acting as International Adviser. Submit reports, as and when required by the International Affairs, but at least twice annually, which describe the world of surgery, identifies needs to which the college could respond, or identifies project or contract opportunities in their country of residence Write articles for RCS publications and website, if requested To make professional recommendations to International Affairs (e.g. identify institutions with whom we might partner) To alert RCS International Affairs to opportunities related to RCS expertise, including new project opportunities, new partnership opportunities, examinations, education, accreditation, Quality Assurance, curriculum development, research fund raising and relevant congressed or conferences Advise on potential partner institutions in their home country for other collaborations with RCS International Affairs, contributing to Due Diligence exercises. Attend meetings requested by the RCS International Affairs (either virtually or face-to face) REVIEW All RCS International Advisers posts are subject to an annual review to ensure that they remain relevant and effective. The following will be considered when undertaking this review: The of Reference for the International Advisers’ Role
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