See the signs
Regular bedside practice turns “I think I heard a murmur?” into a confident clinical finding.
For doctors doing MRCP · Trinidad & Tobago
Prepare.
Practise. Polish.
PACES is awkward. We practise anyway.
Structured bedside practice for overworked doctors who would quite like fewer blank stares on exam day.
- 🫀 Real ward practice
- 👩🏽⚕️ Peer-led teaching
- 💬 Honest feedback
Clinical signs ✦ Clear presentations ✦ Controlled panic ✦ Clinical signs ✦ Clear presentations ✦ Controlled panic ✦
The useful bit
Not another course you watch at 2× speed. 👀
The PACES Club is a POSGH-based community for Trinidadian doctors preparing for MRCP(UK) PACES. We meet on the wards, examine real patients, present our findings, practise difficult conversations and learn from doctors who have survived the circuit themselves.
It is structured. It is supportive. It is occasionally a little chaotic—in a productive way.
Say it out loud
Present cases, defend your differential and stop letting your best answers live only inside your head.
Get useful feedback
Specific, kind and exam-focused guidance from peers and mentors who understand the process.
What’s coming
More practice.
Less panic.
Seminars and focused sessions are being built around the parts of PACES that are hardest to practise alone.
Upcoming seminar13 Dec 2026
CRAM Sesh
A concentrated, in-person practice day combining consultation, communication and clinical examination—without the fluff.
- Small candidate group
- Realistic timed stations
- Direct examiner feedback
Practice sessionOngoing
Comms Time!
Breaking bad news, managing conflict and saying the awkward thing clearly and compassionately.
It’s about to get hella awkward. 😬Ward-basedOngoing
Bedside Gang
Examine. Present. Get interrupted. Try again. Exactly the kind of repetition that makes exam day feel familiar.
Trust your percussion. (Mostly.) 🥁Roll call
One of us is attempting PACES.
Is it you?
Got a PACES date and a mild sense of dread? Tell us your exam diet, where you’re based and what kind of practice you need.
We’ll keep you in the loop for ward sessions, seminars and the next round of organised clinical chaos.
Your PACES era ✨
Join the gang
Complete the short candidate form and we’ll know how best to include you.
Start your PACES era Short form. Zero viva questions. Promise.
A note from Sofi
“I created The PACES Club because this exam is hard enough without trying to figure it all out alone.”
Dr. Sofiya Barrow
MBBS, MRCP (UK)
Speciality Certificate Acute Medicine (UK)
Founder, Mentor and Station 3 Survivor
Wise words from Gio
“MRCP is a necessary stepping stone for further opportunities and training in the UK. Let’s get you there.”
Dr. Giovanni Maharaj
MBBS (Distinction) MRCP (UK)
ESENEPH (UK)
Specialty Certificate Acute Medicine (UK)
Training Fellowship Renal Medicine (RCPE)
Nephrologist and Internist. Dialysis Boss.
A welcome from Erissa
“The PACES Club: the best way to survive five stations of controlled panic is to practise together until the panic becomes ✨clinical confidence✨”
Dr. Erissa Cuffie
MBBS, MRCP (UK)
Specialty Certificate Medical Oncology
Medical Oncology DM resident
Malignant About Medicine, Benign at Heart
A message from Aditi
“Clinical excellence gets you far. The right people, systems, and support turn that excellence into better quality of care.”
Aditi Durga
Director of Operations
Full time Sofi-enabler, turning her “What if we…” into “Look what we built.”
Stethoscopes on. Game faces optional.