The Junior Trainees’ Group of the British Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons.

<aside> <img src="https://img.icons8.com/ios/250/000000/crowd.png" alt="https://img.icons8.com/ios/250/000000/crowd.png" width="40px" /> We represent anyone with an interest in OMFS from their first day as an undergraduate until their first day as an ST3 registrar.

</aside>

The JTG is a diverse community of junior trainees interested in a career in oral and maxillofacial surgery. From students undertaking their first degree in medicine or dentistry, through to dual qualified surgical trainees the JTG has something to offer everyone.

Highlights

• We run a high quality annual conference specifically aimed at junior trainees. This is a fantastic opportunity to meet likeminded people and explore your interest in OMFS. The conference is also an opportunity to submit your work for presentation at a national surgical conference.
• The JTG is an active community providing advice and support to people at all stages in their Maxfax journey. Follow the JTG on instagram, twitter & join the Facebook group for more information and to stay up to date.
• Get support local to you. Not sure who to speak to about getting experience in OMFS? Contact your local JTG representative and get in touch!
• Finding out about maxfax can feel daunting and at times overwhelming. We hope this website will collect some of the best advice and information about careers in OMFS you can find. If you still don’t find what you’re looking for, get in touch with your regional rep, or contact the JTG committee by email!

Why join BAOMS as a junior member?

• Membership for students is free - and includes reciprocal membership of ASiT
• Free journal access to BJOMS
• Discounted BAOMS conference rates
• Discounted JTG conference tickets!

Follow us on social media!

Interested in OMFS? Start here!

Meet the Committee!

Find your local representative

Looking for a maxfax department near you?

The Junior Trainees’ Group do not provide clinical recommendations, nothing on this website should be construed as medical advice.

If you are looking for clinical information about a related medical condition visit baoms.org.uk

Our bulletin is a community produced blog, although we aim to keep things as accurate as possible, please do your own research and fact checking to ensure any advice is up to date at your time of reading.