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Training Programme Director - IMT Lead GM
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Training Programme Director in Internal Medicine Stage One
Training will support the Head of School in the Strategic Development of the School of Medicine.
The post holders will lead on the development of the School’s Recruitment and Retention Strategy and contribute to supporting the School Operational Programme.
The post holder will be a member of the School Board.
Strategic Regions For Change
Currently, training for IMS1 doctors is overseen by TPDs who cover distinct sectors within the Deanery. After reflection, it is felt that a redesign of the system would be helpful both for educator development and ongoing resident doctor support:
- Creation of a Lead TPD to lead the service and assist with educator development especially of those new to TPD or ES roles.
- Development of robust governance procedures around ARCPs
- Creating TPD leads who will focus on support after periods out of training and improving the working lives of doctors (including robust and equitable processes around the management of less than full time working).
- Creating a team structure that allows peaks and roughs of activity to be managed
- Presence at teaching days to further help resolve queries in a timely way
- Provide a structure that allows a point of contact in the event of an urgent matter arising
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Lead TPD for Greater Manchester Hub IMS 1
Responsible For
- Programme management and track allocation
- Recruitment
- LTFT process and track allocation
- Acceleration panels.
- OOP and further support for queries related to clinical academics
- Responsible for year TPD’s
- Support for year TPDs
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Contact
For further details / informal visits contact:
- Name: Raj Parikh
- Job title: Head of School Medicine
- Email address: raj.parikh@nhs.net
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