For General Practitioner (GP)

GP Fellowship Programme / GP SPIN

What is being offered?

3 placement for newly qualified GPs

Who is eligible?

Any newly qualified GP (those about to complete their training or who have qualified in the last 12 months and are employed within Westminster or happy to relocate there)

Benefits to the Practice

Recruit/retain a salaried GP
Funded mentor support for each newly qualified GP
Improved retention in the first year of work

Deadline: August 2021

For more information and if you are interested please email Carmen Wyles, at clh.traininghub@nhs.net for details on how to apply.

GP colleagues - Register for Virtual Doctor's Mess held on Wednesdays

The virtual Doctors’ Mess was set up on a voluntary basis by a group of enthusiastic medical educationalists in April 2020, to offer a protected place for doctors to talk with their peers. We are running weekly facilitated small groups on Zoom for GP and Hospital colleagues across the UK.

Would you like to:

Talk, share, offload?
Enhance your wellbeing?
Keep your energy and motivation?
Give yourself space to plan and priorities?

We welcome any doctor with a GMC number who would value a psychologically safe space and a positive coaching approach to sharing and flourishing in a group.

Register before the session (currently Wednesday’s) by emailing: contactdoctorsmess@gmail.com

Note: Registration for each event will be via an Eventbrite link

Please promote to your local GPs and other Training Hub colleagues in your area.

Hypertension upskilling learning module via e-learning for Healthcare

This 45 minute on-line upskilling learning module incorporates up to date guidelines and evidence based aims specifically addressing the needs for front-line primary care in the diagnosis and management of hypertension and CVD risk including familial hypercholesterolaemia, atrial fibrillation, dyslipidaemia and other cardiovascular disease related conditions.

This hypertension upskilling learning module has been accredited by the Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP), therefore, if you are a GP, you would be entitled to learning credits.

To access the new upskilling module, please click on the link. An account to ‘e-learning for Health’ is required to access this training module.

For more information, please see here.

International GP Recruitment (IGPR)

NHS England is supporting family doctors who work in European Economic Area (EEA) countries and Australia to come and work in England, whether you were trained as a family doctor / general practitioner (GP) abroad or qualified in the United Kingdom (UK). In the UK, family doctors are known as GPs.

Benefits of the programme:

Support with your English language to reach the required standard
Choose where in England you would like to live and work
Relocation package and support
Attractive starting salary
Ongoing training and education
Exciting career path and opportunity to specialise

Find out more information here, IGPR