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Get through DOccMed with a doctor who’s done it
I coach a small number of doctors through DOccMed and the move into occupational medicine.
Not committed to the specialty yet? Read the occupational medicine career guide before you plan around the exam.
Only need help with the November viva? See the DOccMed Viva Sprint.
I had no idea about the DOccMed exam, including the exam format, how to prepare for each section or what resources to use. I now have a clear explanation and plan for the exam format and how to prepare for each section, with advice from an experienced doctor who sat the exam. I strongly recommend Dr Denys to anyone seeking advice regarding DOccMed and beyond.
What I help with
Most people do this alone and find out too late where they lost marks. I’ve sat both exams and passed first time, so I can tell you early where your effort should go, and where it shouldn’t.
- The MCQ: working out where you’re losing marks, and what to do about it.
- The portfolio: how to build and finish it, section by section, in good time for the deadline.
- The viva: practising your answers so they come out clearly.
- After you qualify: the pathway, and how to find your first role in occupational medicine.
How it works
Two 45 minute video calls a month. We set a plan, then work whatever matters most next, so your study time goes where the marks are. Most people stay with me across the year.
I still see patients, so I only take a few candidates at a time.
A resit costs you the fee and the best part of six months. Getting it right first time is worth more than any question bank.