About the FRCS Qualification
The FRCS (Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons) in Trauma & Orthopaedics is the definitive specialist surgical qualification in the United Kingdom — the equivalent of board certification in the USA or European specialist registration.
To obtain the FRCS, a surgeon must complete a minimum of 6 years of structured higher surgical training in NHS hospitals, accumulate a comprehensive operative logbook, and pass demanding written, clinical, and oral examinations conducted by the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh.
Dr Chetan M Dojode holds the FRCS (Trauma & Orthopaedics) from the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh.
Proven Surgical Competence
The FRCS examination independently verifies surgical knowledge, clinical judgement, and decision-making — not just years of experience.
NHS-Standard Training
Training in the NHS means exposure to complex cases across every orthopaedic subspecialty — trauma, arthroplasty, sports, spinal, paediatric.
International Recognition
The FRCS is recognised as a consultant-level qualification in the UK, Europe, Middle East, Singapore, Australia, and across the Commonwealth.
GMC Specialist Register
Dr. Chetan M. Dojode is on the GMC Specialist Register — meaning his qualifications and training have been independently verified by the UK's medical regulator.
Training Journey
A 15-year journey across two continents, culminating in FRCS (Trauma & Orthopaedics) — a UK Intercollegiate Specialty Fellowship qualification.
FOUNDATION
Mysore Medical College & JNMC — building the clinical foundation
UK ENTRY
Royal College entry qualification — entering NHS specialist surgical training
NHS PRACTICE
Major trauma centres, specialist units, district general hospitals across the UK
PINNACLE
Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons — FRCS (Trauma & Orthopaedics) — a UK Intercollegiate Specialty Fellowship qualification
11+ Years NHS UK
The NHS is one of the world's highest-volume healthcare systems. NHS orthopaedic surgeons operate across a wide breadth and complexity of cases as part of that system.
During his 11+ years in the NHS, Dr. Chetan M. Dojode worked across major trauma centres, specialist orthopaedic units, and busy district general hospitals — working across trauma, joint replacement, arthroscopy, and sports surgery. His sub-specialty training includes the Furlong Fellowship in Arthroplasty & Revision Surgery at Worthing Hospital, UK, and a Clinical Fellowship in Shoulder & Knee Surgery at East Surrey Hospital, Surrey & Sussex NHS Healthcare Trust, UK (March 2018–March 2019).
FRCS (Orth, UK) · FEBOT (Euro) · MRCS (UK) · MCh (Orth, UK) · MS (Orth) · MBBS · GMC Specialist Register · 21+ Years Experience · Sparsh Hospital Yelahanka & OSR — OrthoSportsRobotics Clinic / Aarna Clinic Sahakar Nagar
Professional verification
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