The Peer Support Network brings together doctors who are working towards their RCP Educator accreditation. The network is a blend of three 1-day workshops, together with access to a dedicated online site for discussion and activities.
As a new consultant in the NHS you will be responsible for the delivery of expert clinical care while being involved in activities including teaching, management, the running departments and development of local services. These workshops provide you with the opportunity to gain relevant knowledge and skills in order to make the best possible start to your consultant career.
This series is developed by trainees for trainees and covers a range of clinical and non-clinical subjects. The sessions provide insights into key areas of focus for CT1s-ST3s. In this episode, our speakers will cover hepatology. This webinar will be available to watch on demand soon after the live broadcast.
This Effective teaching skills workshop helps doctors improve the ways in which they approach, design and deliver teaching sessions in a range of different contexts.
Educational supervisors are responsible for the overall supervision and management of a trainee’s educational progress. This 2-day workshop addresses the seven areas of the Academy of Medical Educators’ Framework for the Professional Development of Postgraduate Medical Supervisors, and the General Medical Council (GMC) standards for the recognition and approval of trainers.
This interactive workshop will allow participants to examine their own individual leadership styles and explore ways of dealing with the demands of life as a consultant in the NHS.
The 'Navigating the Portfolio Pathway' workshop offers practical advice and guidance for doctors of all specialties who are considering applying specialist registration via the portfolio pathway (previously known as the Certificate of Eligibility for Specialist Registration (CESR) pathway).
This 1-day 'On-the-job teaching' workshop is for doctors who wish to integrate teaching and learning into their everyday service, combining ward rounds, on-take and outpatient teaching with patient care.
The Senior Physicians Society (previously called The Quincentennial Society) is an association that provides for widows and widowers of fellows and members of the RCP and retired fellows and members of the RCP and its faculties, an opportunity to contribute to the activities of the RCP and enjoy the scientific, cultural and educational meetings to which selected speakers are invited.
Great for learning on-the-go, this webinar series offers key topic updates for all grades of doctor working in acute and general medicine. Each episode will focus on a common presentation and explore diagnosis, investigation and treatment with the aim of supporting your clinical management on the acute medical take.
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