About Course
Getting into the Plastic Surgery ST3 interview is highly competitive, and success depends on more than knowledge alone. The Plastic Surgery ST3 interview assesses how you think, communicate, and make safe decisions under pressure. However, many candidates revise widely yet still underperform. This often happens because answers lack structure, key risks are missed, or delivery breaks down when challenged. This course addresses those gaps directly. PrepSurg’s Plastic Surgery ST3 interview course helps you build clear answers, stay composed, and demonstrate registrar-level judgement throughout.
This Plastic Surgery ST3 interview course focuses on three core areas: structured interview stations, OSCE & communication stations, and clinical station scenarios. First, you learn how to deliver structured, high-scoring answers using simple frameworks. These frameworks ensure you consistently cover key domains. Next, you practise OSCE & communication scenarios such as consent, expectation management, and handling difficult conversations. In addition, you work through clinical station scenarios covering high-yield topics like hand trauma, skin cancer, burns, and paediatric cases. Each station includes model answers, key phrases, and common pitfalls.
Moreover, this Plastic Surgery ST3 interview course reflects real interview practice, not just theory. It is updated after each cycle using feedback from real examiners and successful candidates. As a result, the content stays aligned with what panels expect. You will practise handling curveballs, responding to challenges, and managing ethical dilemmas. By the end, you will answer clearly, cover key risks without prompting, and stay calm under pressure. PrepSurg focuses on what actually scores on the day, so you can approach your Plastic Surgery ST3 interview with confidence and secure your national training number.
Course Content
Clinical Station
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How to Approach Clinical Scenarios
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Flexor Tendon Injury
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Hand Infection — Flexor Tenosynovitis
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Necrotising Fasciitis
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Free Flap Compromise
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Suspected Melanoma
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Compartment Syndrome
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Facial Laceration — Suspected Parotid Duct Injury
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Human Bite — Clenched Fist Injury
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Burns — Chemical Burn with Airway Involvement
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Pressure Sore Reconstruction
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Open Lower Limb Fracture (Ortho-Plastics)
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Breast Reconstruction Complication — Post-Operative Haematoma
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Fingertip Injury / Distal Amputation
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Keloid / Hypertrophic Scar
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Dog Bite – Hand Injury
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Lower Limb Reconstruction — Exposed Tibia (Flap Planning)
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Necrotising Soft Tissue Infection (Grey-Zone Presentation)
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Nail Bed Injury
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Syndactyly in Apert syndrome
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Infantile Haemangioma
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Osteomyelitis
OSCE and Communication
Structured Interview
Student Ratings & Reviews
I got my first choice and I genuinely don’t think I’d have felt as confident without it. If you’ve got an ST3 interview coming up, just do it.