GP Training Programme Director

We are looking to recruit the following TPD on 2 sessions for the following areas: TPD Staffordshire / Shropshire The TPD role involves working with the local education team supporting GP Registrars to perform and achieve their potential during GP Training hopefully graduating with MRCGP. The role involves preparation, facilitation and delivery of teaching sessions as well as pastoral support for a small group and individuals within the GP Training Programme. There is an expectation to work within the local programme team, help support trainers and be involved in the assessment process.,

• Responsibility for organising and participating in the educational programme for GP Registrars, including some face to face and virtual education delivery.
• Support for both GP Registrars and local educators to ensure any developments are well-communicated and issues addressed.
• Ensuring that all GP Registrars are assessed appropriately and that the ARCP processes are implemented
• Payment is for 2 sessions per week, but it is important to have a flexible attitude to work as there can be a variable workload
• When commitments allow, support the GP School and local teams with other initiatives and educational strategies such as exam support teams, support for neurodiversity, iTAP consultation days, trainers' workshops and regional training days.
• When necessary, provide pastoral support for doctors in training who are facing challenges in training or their personal life. Support the AD with any visits to practices when necessary.
• Support the Area Teams and GP School with any appropriate educational innovations. Liaise and work with Foundation Schools, Training Hubs, local Trusts and Medical Schools as necessary.
• Liaise with the Primary Care School Programmes/Assessments/Support Teams as well as the PMDE Professional Support and Wellbeing Service and the Lead Employer regarding doctors in training.
  
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