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The Professional Support Unit (PSU) East Midlands is changing its name. We will now be the Professional Support and Wellbeing service (PSW).
For those who don’t know, the Professional Support and Wellbeing service supports both trainee doctors and dentists with targeted solution-focused support. We all face personal and professional difficulties that have an impact on how we feel and perform in the workplace, and it’s no different for trainees.
The APMJ consists of medical students and pre-specialty doctors who have an interest in Palliative Medicine. For another year running, we have an exciting range of speakers giving interesting talks in the field, and some interactive workshops taking place across the day. There is also an opportunity to present a poster or oral presentation, in addition to a medical student competition.
When: Saturday 16 November 2019
Where: Cambridge University
Ticket sales open until 9 November 2019
Department: Leicester Medical School
Vacancy terms: Full-time fixed term contract for 11 months
Salary details: Grade 6 £33,199 per annum
Advert closes midnight on: 06 June 2019
About the role
The Lincolnshire Training Hub are welcoming applications from dynamic and inspirational GPs to join their GP Fellowship programme in Lincolnshire.
If you’re seeking an opportunity to enhance your clinical, educational and leadership potential they want to hear from you. If it’s a Portfolio career that you seek - they can offer it.
Fellowships available in:
• Mental health
• Frailty and urgent care
• Leadership
The Faculty Educators' Development Symposium will look at the challenges and opportunities we are going to face in education and training from the impact of new technologies, the movement of care into the community, and the implications of the NHS long term plan. There will also be induction for new educators, and HEE update and seesions for ARCP chairs and panel members.
This prize, named after the first Head of the East Midlands School of Public Health, is open to all HEE trainees and is designed to encourage ‘thinking outside the box’.
The winner will receive a £1000 bursary to attend an educational or leadership event and will be asked to deliver one the of the two keynote speeches at the Senior Educators Meeting (FEDS) on 1 May 2019 on the topic of ‘What medicine will be like when I retire’.
To enter applicants need to provide a summary of their proposed talk on the attached application form.
A new inspirational video has been created by Shankia Crusz, Consultant at Nottingham for the RCPath Website highlighting the work of a Medical Microbiologist.
The link to the video is available here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FaH6hL_GxwI&feature=youtu.be
Midlands and east clinical academic careers grant scheme
Are you interested in a Clinical Academic Career?
Have you undertaken one of the following HEE funded programmes?
Dr Adrian Tams, Workforce Transformation Manager based in our Lincolnshire office, recently spoke at the parliamentary launch of ‘Rural Workforce Issues in Health and Care’, a document which looks at key challenges related to delivering health and care in rural settings, and our plans to address them.