What is it like to sit our exams?
You might be thinking about taking one of our examinations, and wondering how to manage the study time and preparation and whether to attempt this now or later.
Recent candidates have set out their experience in detail to help de-mystify the process. Read their accounts below.
LFFLM Experience – Sexual Offence Medicine
by Keeley Roe
MFFLM Experience – General Forensic Medicine
by Dr Anna Wiles
Obtaining the MFFLM (General Forensic Medicine)
by Dr Daniel Hurley
” this is been the most enjoyable piece of study I have undertaken”
“the reading list found on the FFLM webpage was my ‘go to’ document”
“the qualification content has made me feel like a knowledgeable practitioner, who feels more competent in delivering a higher standard of care”
“the syllabus on the FFLM site fully explains the procedures for candidates, and this helped me to set my three year plan”
“being prepared would be my biggest tip to anyone thinking of undertaking the LFFLM”
“being supported by my employer, during the 3 years I have spent studying, has made a huge difference”
” after each case I saw in practice, I looked at it as if it were within an OSCE scenario or an examination question”
“I attended the FFLM’s SOM revision day which was especially useful”
” All the hard work definitely paid off, and it felt great to pass first time”
