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Interested in teaching Medical students? Become a GP Medical Educator

Teaching medical students throughout their 5 years can be rewarding both personally and financially for the practice.

Our thriving local medical school in Nottingham runs both the undergraduate training Programme and the graduate-entry in Derby.

 

Interested in supporting GP Specialty Training? Become a Clinical or Educational Supervisor

If you are working as a partner or salaried GP in an existing training practice and are keen to help with GP Specialty training by doing debriefs, giving feedback and carrying out assessments, why not consider doing the Clinical Supervisor course? This runs over one and a half days, is free to participants, and is an excellent introduction to medical education.

To find out how to become an Educational Supervisor (previously a GP Trainer) you need to complete a PGCCE Postgraduate Certificate in Clinical Education.

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Appraiser

If you are working as a partner or salaried GP in an existing training practice and are keen to help with GP Specialty training by doing debriefs, giving feedback and carrying out assessments, why not consider doing the Clinical Supervisor course? This runs over one and a half days, is free to participants, and is an excellent introduction to medical education.

To find out how to become an Educational Supervisor (previously a GP Trainer) you need to complete a PGCCE Postgraduate Certificate in Clinical Education.

Become a Coach

Coaching is becoming increasingly popular. Courses, including diplomas, are provided via the East Midlands Leadership Academy.

Volunteering, Prison, Military & Other Roles

Volunteering abroad as a doctor

Working abroad can be extremely rewarding however, before you jet off we strongly advise you visit the BMA website they can guide you through important considerations, the impact to yourself taking time out as well as other wider considerations such as safety and indemnity.

Health Education England has a team who have built relationships overseas to find out more Global engagement.

Prison GP

Practicing in Prison Health offers its own unique opportunities and challenges.

The majority of opportunities are via large Provider organisations and you can work as either a salaried or self-employed GP.

There is a specific support via the RCGP and you can find details Equivalence of care in Secure Environments (rcgp.org.uk)

Job opportunities can be found via the Care UK website.