From: LEWIS, Christopher <CLEWIS@londondeanery.ac.uk>
Sent: Tue, 9 Dec 2008 10:32
Subject: Opportunity for an Out of Programme Experience
Opportunity for an Out of Programme Experience
The Deanery will be facilitating a small number of out of programme clinical posts, based in rural community hospitals in South Africa for one year, starting in August 09.
They will be available within the context of Time Out of Programme as described in the Deanery guidelines (see GP section of London Deanery website).
The posts will be offered to those applicants who successfully complete their ST2 and prior to entering ST3. The successful applicants will return to complete their pre arranged ST3.
Further information about the jobs and the application process will be available in January2009.
Thursday, December 11, 2008
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
VTS social
Hello everyone,
As I mentioned at one of the VTS sessions a few weeks ago, I am planning the next two VTS socials:
1. 29/10/2008 - the plan was to go out for dinner or drinks after the AKT. I need to book soon. Could you please reply and let me know if you can make it by 18/10/2008. Does anyone have any preferences where to go and what type of food?
2. 02/12/2008 - Christmas Dinner: I was thinking of booking a table at TAS at London Bridge since I know they have got a big room downstairs. Could you also let me know by 18/10/2008 if you can make it and how many people you'd like to bring.
Looking forward to seeing all soon,
Anja
As I mentioned at one of the VTS sessions a few weeks ago, I am planning the next two VTS socials:
1. 29/10/2008 - the plan was to go out for dinner or drinks after the AKT. I need to book soon. Could you please reply and let me know if you can make it by 18/10/2008. Does anyone have any preferences where to go and what type of food?
2. 02/12/2008 - Christmas Dinner: I was thinking of booking a table at TAS at London Bridge since I know they have got a big room downstairs. Could you also let me know by 18/10/2008 if you can make it and how many people you'd like to bring.
Looking forward to seeing all soon,
Anja
Thursday, September 11, 2008
VTS Residential Wye, Kent
Thursday, September 04, 2008
Opthalmology course for GP trainees
Dear Colleague
Following the success and popularly of the June one day workshop, the NW London faculty is holding a second workshop aiming to enhance consultation skills.
The workshop will provide a practical, thorough and time efficient approach to the eye patient that the primary healthcare professional can immediately put into practice.
This workshop will be useful to all types of GP, ST3s, opticians and primary care nurse practitioners
The day will cover the following topics
· Diabetic eyes, glaucoma, uveitis, retinopathy, age related macular degeneration,
· Examination of the pupils, assessing optic discs and visual pathways
· Plus Theory bursts followed practical applications that can be used in the setting of your surgery.
Cost
Non Members: £200
Members (25% Disc): £150
AiTs (50% Disc): £100
Feedback
"All you need to know for Ophthalmology in one day"
“Extremely good- relevant information in clear and concise format”
“Excellent choice of presenters”
”Excellent overall and a very worthwhile course. Good that it kept on concentrating on what is relevant to GP rather than being a summary of secondary care guidelines”
For further details and a booking form please see the attached
Many thanks
Kind regards
Debbie
Debbie Board
Faculty Administrator North and West London
Royal College of General Practitioners
Room 304
Frazer House
32-38 Leman Street
London E1 8EW
Tel: 020 7173 6033
Fax: 020 7173 6074
www.rcgp.org.uk
Following the success and popularly of the June one day workshop, the NW London faculty is holding a second workshop aiming to enhance consultation skills.
The workshop will provide a practical, thorough and time efficient approach to the eye patient that the primary healthcare professional can immediately put into practice.
This workshop will be useful to all types of GP, ST3s, opticians and primary care nurse practitioners
The day will cover the following topics
· Diabetic eyes, glaucoma, uveitis, retinopathy, age related macular degeneration,
· Examination of the pupils, assessing optic discs and visual pathways
· Plus Theory bursts followed practical applications that can be used in the setting of your surgery.
Cost
Non Members: £200
Members (25% Disc): £150
AiTs (50% Disc): £100
Feedback
"All you need to know for Ophthalmology in one day"
“Extremely good- relevant information in clear and concise format”
“Excellent choice of presenters”
”Excellent overall and a very worthwhile course. Good that it kept on concentrating on what is relevant to GP rather than being a summary of secondary care guidelines”
For further details and a booking form please see the attached
Many thanks
Kind regards
Debbie
Debbie Board
Faculty Administrator North and West London
Royal College of General Practitioners
Room 304
Frazer House
32-38 Leman Street
London E1 8EW
Tel: 020 7173 6033
Fax: 020 7173 6074
www.rcgp.org.uk
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
VTS 2008 summer timetable
Welcome back to the Summer term of VTS sessions. As always from 2:00 pm every Tuesday at Hillyfields.
The timetable as of now:
22nd April
Cots
PDs
29th April
Practice Based Commissioning
PDs
6th May
Prescribing
PDs
13th May
Consultation skills ( Role Play)
PDs
20th May
Men’s Health
Sarah & Ricky
27th May
Dermatology
Beth
3rd June
Evidence based Medicine
Charlie & Annie
10th June
Learning Disabilities
Sumeeta
17th June
Healthy People; promoting health
Jessie
24th June
Mental Health Problems
Anna
1st July Away Day—In Central London – To include; Guided tour of exhibitions at the Wellcome Collection.
Group viewing of ‘Sicko’
PDs
See you all there(Sadly I will miss a lot of them due to the A&E shifts)
Bhaskar
The timetable as of now:
22nd April
Cots
PDs
29th April
Practice Based Commissioning
PDs
6th May
Prescribing
PDs
13th May
Consultation skills ( Role Play)
PDs
20th May
Men’s Health
Sarah & Ricky
27th May
Dermatology
Beth
3rd June
Evidence based Medicine
Charlie & Annie
10th June
Learning Disabilities
Sumeeta
17th June
Healthy People; promoting health
Jessie
24th June
Mental Health Problems
Anna
1st July Away Day—In Central London – To include; Guided tour of exhibitions at the Wellcome Collection.
Group viewing of ‘Sicko’
PDs
See you all there(Sadly I will miss a lot of them due to the A&E shifts)
Bhaskar
Monday, March 17, 2008
Job Vacancy
Job Vacancy:
South Lewisham Group Practice
Salaried Partner position up to 8 sessions per week.
Start date flexible.
Please contact:
Sandra Evans, Practice Manager
Telephone: 020 8698 8921
email: sandra.evans@gp-g85005.nhs.uk
South Lewisham Group Practice
Salaried Partner position up to 8 sessions per week.
Start date flexible.
Please contact:
Sandra Evans, Practice Manager
Telephone: 020 8698 8921
email: sandra.evans@gp-g85005.nhs.uk
Friday, March 07, 2008
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
PLT on Mental Health
Lewisham PCT is organising a session on Mental Health problems as a part of Protected Learning Time on the 28th Feb 2008 afternoon. The information of the venue and programme is attached herewith.
Dr Marie-Louise Irvine is coordinating the event and all GP trainees are invited to attend.
Dr Marie-Louise Irvine is coordinating the event and all GP trainees are invited to attend.
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
'Life after GP' conferance
Dear All
As you may be aware the London Deanery are holding a 'Life After VTS' Careers Day on 6th March 2008. There are only 200 places for ST3s. The tickets are going fast especially as there is no charge for this event.
‘Life after GP Training’ - Careers Day
Thursday 6th March 2008
9.00 am to 4.30 pm
Central Hall Westminster, Storey’s Gate, Westminster, London. SW1H 9NH.
Session 1 – Knowing the market
08:15 Coffee and Registration
Romayne Hortop, Secretary to the London GP Training Committee
08:45 Welcome and Introduction
Drs. Anu Patel and Mo Ali, Committee Chairs
09:00 Setting the Scene: Future job options for you
Dr. Stuart Bennett, Medical Director, ‘Doctorscareerchoices’
09:20 Freelance (Locum) GP: living the dream
Dr. Shanker Vijayadeva, Freelance GP
10:00 Salaried GP: ‘stable’ or ‘trust grade’ doctor
Dr. Osman Bhatti, Practice Salaried GP
10:15 APMS/’Private company’ GP: ‘stable’ or ‘trust grade’ doctor
Director of Primary Care, Atos Healthcare
10.30 Coffee 11:00
Session2 – Career pathways
11:00 Phamaceutical doctor:
Dr. Jit Solanki, Global Medical Director, Wyeth Pharmaceutical
11.20 GP with a Special Interest: present or future?
Dr. Imtiaz Ahmad, Sports Medicine GPSI
11:35 Partnerships: now or later
Dr. Salma Ahmed, GP Partner
12:00 Panel Discussion: Question time
What’s on your mind?
12:30 Lunch / Careers Fair
14:00 Session 3 – Keeping things together
14:00 Contracts/Premesis: agreements and disagreements
Ian Fisher, GP contract solicitor
14:20 Tax: without it being Taxing
Alan Rajah, Chartered Certified Accountant
14:40 How to survive and stay safe in difficult times
Dr. Rebecca Viney, Author/Associate Director, London Deanery
15:15 Coffee
15:45 Session 4 – alternative Careers
15:45 Army Medical Services: AMS not APMS
Colonel SAStJ Miller, Royal Army Medical Corps
16:00 MBA doctor: fad or trend?
Dr. Zac Jafri, MBA
16:15 TV doctor; spin/real doctoring
Dr. Una Coales, media doctor
16:30 Key Panel Discussion: Question time
What’s your future?
17:00 Close
As you may be aware the London Deanery are holding a 'Life After VTS' Careers Day on 6th March 2008. There are only 200 places for ST3s. The tickets are going fast especially as there is no charge for this event.
‘Life after GP Training’ - Careers Day
Thursday 6th March 2008
9.00 am to 4.30 pm
Central Hall Westminster, Storey’s Gate, Westminster, London. SW1H 9NH.
Session 1 – Knowing the market
08:15 Coffee and Registration
Romayne Hortop, Secretary to the London GP Training Committee
08:45 Welcome and Introduction
Drs. Anu Patel and Mo Ali, Committee Chairs
09:00 Setting the Scene: Future job options for you
Dr. Stuart Bennett, Medical Director, ‘Doctorscareerchoices’
09:20 Freelance (Locum) GP: living the dream
Dr. Shanker Vijayadeva, Freelance GP
10:00 Salaried GP: ‘stable’ or ‘trust grade’ doctor
Dr. Osman Bhatti, Practice Salaried GP
10:15 APMS/’Private company’ GP: ‘stable’ or ‘trust grade’ doctor
Director of Primary Care, Atos Healthcare
10.30 Coffee 11:00
Session2 – Career pathways
11:00 Phamaceutical doctor:
Dr. Jit Solanki, Global Medical Director, Wyeth Pharmaceutical
11.20 GP with a Special Interest: present or future?
Dr. Imtiaz Ahmad, Sports Medicine GPSI
11:35 Partnerships: now or later
Dr. Salma Ahmed, GP Partner
12:00 Panel Discussion: Question time
What’s on your mind?
12:30 Lunch / Careers Fair
14:00 Session 3 – Keeping things together
14:00 Contracts/Premesis: agreements and disagreements
Ian Fisher, GP contract solicitor
14:20 Tax: without it being Taxing
Alan Rajah, Chartered Certified Accountant
14:40 How to survive and stay safe in difficult times
Dr. Rebecca Viney, Author/Associate Director, London Deanery
15:15 Coffee
15:45 Session 4 – alternative Careers
15:45 Army Medical Services: AMS not APMS
Colonel SAStJ Miller, Royal Army Medical Corps
16:00 MBA doctor: fad or trend?
Dr. Zac Jafri, MBA
16:15 TV doctor; spin/real doctoring
Dr. Una Coales, media doctor
16:30 Key Panel Discussion: Question time
What’s your future?
17:00 Close
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Leadership Development Mentoring Programme
Dear Colleague,
I want to make you aware of an excellent scheme at NHS London, entitled 'Prepare to Lead'. This Leadership Development Mentoring Programme is designed to capture the talent that exists amongst our SpRs and GPRs (and STRs of years ST3+) , and give them leadership development opportunities. I hope we get some dynamic, motivated trainees on this scheme, and wondered if you could encourage any of your trainees who have expressed an interest in management and leadership roles, and/or who you feel would benefit, to apply.
I enclose a file giving details of the scheme and how to apply, which can also be found at http://www.london.nhs.uk/londonnhs-leadingforhealth.aspx?id_Content=7416 Applications must be made to NHS London by 5th March 2008.
I hope you can help support this scheme by encouraging several suitable applicants to apply,
Yours sincerely
Elisabeth Paice
Dean Director
London Deanery
I want to make you aware of an excellent scheme at NHS London, entitled 'Prepare to Lead'. This Leadership Development Mentoring Programme is designed to capture the talent that exists amongst our SpRs and GPRs (and STRs of years ST3+) , and give them leadership development opportunities. I hope we get some dynamic, motivated trainees on this scheme, and wondered if you could encourage any of your trainees who have expressed an interest in management and leadership roles, and/or who you feel would benefit, to apply.
I enclose a file giving details of the scheme and how to apply, which can also be found at http://www.london.nhs.uk/londonnhs-leadingforhealth.aspx?id_Content=7416 Applications must be made to NHS London by 5th March 2008.
I hope you can help support this scheme by encouraging several suitable applicants to apply,
Yours sincerely
Elisabeth Paice
Dean Director
London Deanery
Sunday, January 13, 2008
New Term 2008
Welcome back!
Wish you all a very happy new year and a welcome back to the VTS Term 2008 starting on the 15th January at Hillyfields Medical Centre. There will no longer be sandwiches, but you are all welcome to meet before & bring your lunch-tea & coffee still plentiful! so we can all be there for a prompt 2pm start.
The timetable as of now is:
15th Jan 2008 - Care of Children & young people (Beth Griggs)
22nd Jan 2008- Women's Health (Jamila Grooves)
29th Jan 2008 -Ethics and Politics (Quyen and Harpreet)
5th Feb 2008 - General Practice Consultation (Bhaskar Bora)
12th Feb 2008 - Drugs and Alcohol (Sumeeta & Charlie)
19th Feb 2008- Open
26th Feb 2008 - Ethics and Value based practice (Annie & ? Dr Khalid Ismail)
4th Mar 2008 - Open
11th Mar 2008 - Open
18th Mar 2008 - AWAY DAY Management in General Practice (Bellinda and Anna)
All trainees are encouraged to volunteer to lead the Open sessions on chosen topics. Please inform the Prog Directors before.
Wish you all a very happy new year and a welcome back to the VTS Term 2008 starting on the 15th January at Hillyfields Medical Centre. There will no longer be sandwiches, but you are all welcome to meet before & bring your lunch-tea & coffee still plentiful! so we can all be there for a prompt 2pm start.
The timetable as of now is:
15th Jan 2008 - Care of Children & young people (Beth Griggs)
22nd Jan 2008- Women's Health (Jamila Grooves)
29th Jan 2008 -Ethics and Politics (Quyen and Harpreet)
5th Feb 2008 - General Practice Consultation (Bhaskar Bora)
12th Feb 2008 - Drugs and Alcohol (Sumeeta & Charlie)
19th Feb 2008- Open
26th Feb 2008 - Ethics and Value based practice (Annie & ? Dr Khalid Ismail)
4th Mar 2008 - Open
11th Mar 2008 - Open
18th Mar 2008 - AWAY DAY Management in General Practice (Bellinda and Anna)
All trainees are encouraged to volunteer to lead the Open sessions on chosen topics. Please inform the Prog Directors before.
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