This fixed-term post sits within Maudsley Learning, the workforce development team at South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust, and is designed for a psychiatry specialty trainee in years 4 to 5 on an out-of-programme experience. The role centres on designing, delivering and evaluating simulation-based and other mental health training, alongside bids, business planning and project management. The course portfolio is multidisciplinary, serving clinical teams as well as social services, policing and schools. A medical degree and Royal College of Psychiatrists membership, or an equivalent, are required.
What the job involves
- Design, develop and deliver simulation-based and other mental health training programmes with stakeholders, including commissioners
- Oversee roll-out of training courses, ensuring smooth delivery and co-ordination with medical and non-medical faculty
- Design scenarios so a large portfolio of interventions can be offered to clinical teams
- Oversee the quality of debriefing and teaching by faculty, working with the clinical lead for consistency
- Evaluate the impact of courses, presenting results at conferences and submitting for publication
- Contribute to writing bids, business plans and reports on completed training projects
- Act as first point of contact for agencies seeking information on mental health and physical health simulation scenarios
- Contribute analysis and support to the Maudsley Learning business planning process
- Set up and maintain programme controls and timelines, monitoring progress against milestones
- Contribute to project management of courses and programmes, attending weekly team meetings
- Contribute to the development of the simulation team, attending relevant meetings and events
- Manage stakeholders and communications with internal teams and external partners
What’s required
Qualifications
- Primary degree in medicine
- Postgraduate membership of the Royal College of Psychiatrists or equivalent
Experience
- Active and proven interest in medical education
Skills & knowledge
- Excellent oral communication to facilitate training and challenge conversation constructively with a diverse professional group
- Strong planning and organisational skills, with the ability to work independently
Other
- Specialty trainee in psychiatry, years 4 to 5, undertaking an out-of-programme experience
Nice to have
- Post-graduate study in medical education
- Experience of delivering simulation training
- Academic writing skills and communication skills to present convincingly to a diverse audience
- Ability to work to deadlines, sometimes under pressure
- Sophisticated team player motivated by joint aims and objectives
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