Pharmaceutical medicine is concerned with the discovery, development, evaluation, registration, monitoring and medical aspects of marketing of medicines.

Respiratory medicine is concerned with the diagnosis, treatment and care of adults of all ages with a wide range of respiratory and related conditions.

Clinical genetics provides services for individuals and families with, or at risk of, conditions which have, or may have, a genetic basis.

Clinical neurophysiology measures electrical activity from the nervous system to assist the diagnosis and management of a wide range of neurological conditions.

Endocrinologists treat the dysregulation of hormonal control. Being a diabetologist requires a complex interplay of education, behaviour change and the use of cutting-edge technology.

Clinical pharmacology and therapeutics (CPT) focuses on the safe, effective, and economic use of medicines.

Infectious diseases is a fascinating and rapidly changing specialty which offers the opportunity to see a wide range of patients, combine laboratory and clinical skills, and spend time in research or working abroad in specialist centres.

Neurologists manage diseases affecting the brain, spinal cord, nerves and muscles. Neurology is a hugely rewarding specialty that has been transformed in the last 20 years by new technology and interventions.

Paediatric cardiology is a unique specialty which encompasses the care of all patients with congenital and acquired heart disease from the fetus to young adulthood.

Clinical immunologists are doctors who specialise in the care of patients with failure of the immune (defence) system (immunodeficiency) and heightened immune reactivity (allergy and autoimmunity) due to infections, allergic reactions, vasculitis and transplants.