FC Psych Part 2
Requirement
The Exam
FC PSYCH EXAM OVERVIEW
The FC PSYCH (Fellowship of the College of Psychiatrists of South Africa) comprises Part I and Part II.
Part II must be passed within six years of passing Part I and within 36 months of completing registrar training time (defined as 48 months).
FC PSYCH PART 2 EXAM:
The Part 2 examination consists of:
1.WRITTEN (30%):
- 2 x written papers, 3 hours each
- Content will cover the entire content blueprint
- The 2 papers will be in short answer format and includes 75-100 single best answers (SBAs). There may be additional multiple choice questions (MCQs), extended matching questions (EMQs) and very short answer questions
2.CLINICAL:
- Part A: Clinical Long Case 30%
- Part B: OSCE 40%
Each paper must be individually passed and candidates will need to write both papers in one examination sitting and pass both papers. No carry-over will be possible. The examination will be administered electronically on the Speedwell System for which computer literacy is essential.
REQUIREMENTS:
For admission to Part II the candidate must present evidence of:
– Having passed the Part I examination, or Part I of an accredited MMed (Psychiatry) degree within the previous 6 years
– Having not less than 3 years satisfactory fulltime experience as the holder of a clinical appointment or registrar post acceptable to the CMSA Senate
– Having completed a minimum of 33 of the 48 months of training prior to the examination date
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FC PSYCH PART 2
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