The prime role of Associate Trainers is likely to be in teaching Foundation Year 2 doctors and medical students (or their nursing equivalents). However, they may also assist with the training of GP registrars. They work under the supervision and direction of a qualified Trainer.
Who can apply?
Any primary care doctor or nurse who has been practising for a year or more (MRCGP is not required).
Entrance Requirements:
- You must complete an Associate Trainer course (or equivalent) - see below.
- You must have a GP or Nurse Trainer willing to act as your educational supervisor.
- You must apply and be assessed at interview (including assessment of a video of you training).
- Your practice must also meet the required standard - existing training practices automatically qualify.
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To discuss the issues and involvement required please contact
Keith Cockburn |
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If you have comments or queries about the content of this page please
contact Dr Arthur Hibble |
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