The bye-laws and regulations of the Royal College of Physicians relating to licentiates.

  • Royal College of Physicians of London.
Date:
1892
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Credit: The bye-laws and regulations of the Royal College of Physicians relating to licentiates. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Haw eligible. By Prelimi- nary Exami- nation. By Eegistra- tion. By Age, Ac. By Course of Study By Examina' tions. By Notice. Bye-Laws and Regulations—Licentiates. Bye-Law CLXX. Every Candidate for the College Licence (unless specially exempted) shall be required to produce satisfactory evidence of having passed, before the commencement of Professional Study, one of the Preliminary Examinations on subjects of General Education recognized by the General Medical Council, Bye-Law CLXXI. Every Candidate shall be required to produce satisfactory evidence of having been Registered as a Medical Student by the General Medical Council, not less than fifty-eight months previously to admission to the Final Examination, unless specially exempted. Bye-Law CLXXIL Every Candidate shall be required to produce satisfactory evidence of being Twenty-one Years of age, and of Moral Character. Bye-Law CLXXIIL Every Candidate shall be required to produce satisfactory evidence of having completed the Course of Study required by the Regulations. Bye-Laws CLXXIV, There shall be Four Professional Examinations: a First Examination, a Second Examination, a Third, and a Final Examination, each being partly written, partly oral, and partly practical, Bye-Law CLXXV. Every Candidate intending to present himself for Examina- tion shall give 14 days’ notice in writing to the Registrar of the College or other appointed Officer, at the same time transmitting the necessary Certificates.