Medical education department

SCOTGEM YEAR 2 LEAD

one session (4 hours) per week

fixed term - three years

NHS Highland, in conjunction with the local Scottish Graduate Entry medical programme teaching team (ScotGEM), is looking for a motivated educator to take on the role as a lead for ScotGEM Year 2. You will be responsible for the coordination of the undergraduate teaching for year 2 ScotGEM and ensuring these activities are of educational value coming into the department(s).

The post holder is expected to work with the Highland ScotGEM Lead, ScotGEM Teaching Leads, undergraduate year leads and HMEC student co-ordinator to facilitate and co-ordinate departmental experiences and teaching in line with the curricular requirements. Collaboration with University of Aberdeen block leads and support for other UG programmes will be required.

This post is funded by NHS Highland ACT (Additional Cost of Teaching):

If a Consultant or Specialty Doctor is appointed the duties of this post will be incorporated into the job plan of the post holder through a process of job plan review. Where a consultant is already on maximum hours as determined by working time regulations or does not wish to extend his or her hours, the time for the duties of Year Lead will be generated by ceasing four hours of other activity.
If a GP is appointed sessional payment for four hours per week will available.

Educational and administrative support for this role comes from the Highland Medical Education Centre (HMEC) and will include induction and access to useful faculty development opportunities, as well as development and support of the teaching in various areas from the HMEC Clinical Teaching / Medical Education Fellows.

The post holder will be required to be recognised and approved by the GMC as part of the recognition and approval of trainers. NHS Highland and ScotGEM programme are committed to supporting the CPD required for this.

Informal enquiries should be made to:

Dr Catherine Todd, Highland ScotGEM Lead. Catherine.todd@nhs.scot
Dr Helen Freeman, Highland Director of Medical Education. Helen.freeman@nhs.scot

Please quote reference: 184065
Closing date: Midnight Sunday 19th May 2024

NHS Scotland is committed to encouraging equality and diversity among our workforce and eliminating unlawful discrimination. The aim is for our workforce to be truly representative and for each employee to feel respected and able to give their best. To this end, NHS Scotland welcomes applications from all sections of society.

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