- You will be integral to the undergraduate medical education team and provide teaching sessions including case-based learning, bedside teaching, clinical skills, and simulation to students from years 2 to 5 in the programme.
- You will be expected to formatively assess the work and progress of students and provide constructive feedback to students. This will also involve OSCE examinations as well as workplace-based assessments such as case-based discussion, Mini-CEX and clinical skills.
- This post primarily focuses on providing teaching within the following areas of clinical practice: complex medicine, emergency and acute internal medicine, geriatric medicine, palliative and end of life care, and stroke medicine, However, there is expectation to cross cover the work of other fellows on a collaborative basis.
- You will act as a mentor for students. Take a role in student pastoral care such as identification of "at risk" students and dysfunctional groups, offering support and referral to appropriate sources of help. You will work closely with consultant tutors, lead CTF for wellbeing and the academy deans in ensuring pastoral care and academic progression of the students.
- Each post holder will have associate status with the University of Bristol and all offered a Trust Appraisal in keeping with revalidation.
- MBBS or equivalent.
- Full GMC Registration with a license to practice.
- ALS or equivalent.
- Study towards Part 1 or Part 2 of Membership exams (MRCP).
- Additional degree or equivalent.
- Completion of UK Foundation Programme (FY1/FY2)
- At least 2 years experience within NHS environments
- Experience of work at Senior House Officer level in Medical Specialities
- Demonstrates working at level of CT1/ST1 level doctor
- Experience of Geriatric Medicine or Acute Internal Medicine
- Competent in history taking and examination skills. Evidence of ability to analyse and diagnose situations, prioritise and act accordingly.
- Organisational and communication skills. Sets realistic goals and deadlines. Good oral and written presentation skills
- Evidence of understanding and application in knowledge. Interested in and understands principals of medical audit. Accepts responsibility and participation in the management of emergencies. Management Skills. Computer literacy
- Enthusiasm for teaching especially undergraduate
- Ability to communicate in a learning environment
- Evidence of teaching involvement Desire to develop as a teacher
- Knowledge of teaching/education theory and process
- Understanding of UK undergraduate curriculum
- Ability to communicate well with patients, their relatives and colleagues
- Ability to work well in a team Interpersonal sensitivity
- Self awareness & Resilience
- Intention to pursue a career in Medical Specialties.
Bristol Clinical Teaching Fellow in Medical Education - Yeovil, United Kingdom - Somerset NHS Foundation Trust
Description
Job summary
This post is specifically at Yeovil District Hospital and offers the opportunity to be involved in the education of medical students as part of an already established programme provided by associated Universities.
Primarily the teaching will be delivered to undergraduates from the University of Bristol Medical School, of which approximately 70 students are placed in the acute hospital.
This post is a bespoke opportunity for the post holder to progress their academic and educational portfolio whilst having a less than full time commitment. The post holder will be contracted to work full time equivalent
Main duties of the job
About us
Somerset NHS Foundation Trust is the first NHS trust on the English mainland to provide community, mental health and acute hospital services. We work with health and social care partners in Somerset to ensure that we deliver outstanding services that meet the needs of our population.
We provide community and mental health services across the whole of Somerset and acute hospital services in the north, west and centre of the county and beyond.
Yeovil is in a beautiful part of the country and has all the benefits of a modern town whilst being only minutes from areas of outstanding natural beauty and dramatic coastlines.
The Trust has two acute hospitals: Musgrove Park Hospital in Taunton and Yeovil District Hospital.
Job descriptionJob responsibilities
For further details on the roles and responsibilities associated with undertaking this role, please refer to the attached job description.
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Experience
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Skills, Ability, Knowledge
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Teaching Experience
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Personal skills
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Career intentions
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