The Portfolio Pathway (CESR) in Oncology enables internationally trained oncologists to gain UK specialist registration by demonstrating equivalence to a UK CCT holder.
– Physicians trained in medical or clinical oncology
– Experience managing solid tumours and/or haematological malignancies
– Independent oncology clinic and inpatient management experience
– Exposure to multidisciplinary cancer care pathways
This was the best course I have ever attended for CESR. Mr. Nanjappa is a genius and a master of his craft. He explained everything in a clear and concise manner, and gave us invaluable tips and tricks. He also provided us with a lot of resources and support. I feel much more confident and motivated after attending his workshop. I highly recommend this course to anyone who is serious about CESR.
“Mr. Nanjappa is an amazing teacher and mentor. He has a wealth of knowledge and experience in CESR, and he shared it with us generously. He was very approachable and friendly, and answered all our questions patiently. He also gave us honest and constructive feedback on our portfolios and interviews. He made the whole process seem easy and fun. I learned a lot from him and I am very grateful for his guidance.”
“I attended Mr. Nanjappa’s workshop after struggling with my CESR application for months. I was feeling lost and frustrated, and I didn’t know where to start or what to do. But after attending his workshop, everything changed. He showed me the right way to approach CESR, and he gave me a clear plan and direction. He also inspired me with his success story and his passion for general surgery. He is a true role model and a leader in his field. I am so glad I joined his programme.”
– Oncology outpatient and inpatient care
– Chemotherapy and systemic therapy management
– Acute oncology admissions
– Documentation of consultant-level decision-making
– Poor documentation of independent practice
– Incomplete MDT and governance evidence
– Weak acute oncology exposure
– Insufficient reflective and appraisal documentation
– Requirement for broad cancer-specific evidence
– Complex MDT and governance expectations
– Need for longitudinal patient management evidence
– Extensive documentation of outcomes and decision-making
– Structured CESR roadmap tailored to oncology practice
– Evidence gap analysis aligned with UK oncology curriculum standards
– Guidance on clinic documentation, MDT evidence, and audits
– Ongoing mentorship throughout the CESR process
– Initial assessment and curriculum mapping
– 3–6 months of structured evidence building
– Portfolio refinement and regular mentoring reviews
– Final preparation before GMC submission