Deputy Training Programme Director - Vascular & Core Facilitator in Leeds

Deputy Training Programme Director - Vascular & Core Facilitator in Leeds

Leeds Full-Time On-site
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A six-month secondment with NHS England's Yorkshire and the Humber Deanery, covering the Deputy Training Programme Director role with a vascular and core facilitator focus. The post supports the Training Programme Director and Head of School on learner supervision, assessment and faculty engagement. It is two hours a week, folded into a consultant's job plan, with a wider remit on workforce transformation and multi-professional links. NHS staff need their employer's agreement before applying, and visa sponsorship is not offered.

What the job involves

  • Build a network of stakeholders locally, regionally and nationally, and attend School and other relevant meetings
  • Improve learner supervision, assessment and experience, and engage faculty
  • Ensure education and training meet the standards set by the GMC and other national bodies in Yorkshire and the Humber
  • Apply national vision, policies and processes for educational quality management
  • Deliver objectives within budget and contribute to savings when required
  • Ensure Code of Practice guidelines and requirements are met
  • Give accurate guidance to trainees on OOP, IDT, LTFT and acting-up applications
  • Provide clinical leadership and expert advice on specialty matters for the Deanery
  • Implement the NHSE Quality Framework and education quality improvement
  • Manage postgraduate programmes, including assessment, progression, rotations, remediation and inter-deanery transfer
  • Advise on educational and workforce development, including transformation, multi-professional links and well-being strategies
  • Ensure compliance with procurement requirements

Qualifications

  • Primary medical qualification or on the Specialist Register
  • Membership or Fellowship of a College, Faculty, professional association or regulatory body

Registration & licences

  • GMC registration

Experience

  • Experience of working with learners or doctors in training in an educational context
  • Experience of clinical and educational leadership
  • Demonstrable track record of delivery in service and education

Skills & knowledge

  • Leadership
  • Problem solving
  • Strong interpersonal, communication, written and presentation skills
  • Organisation and time management

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Contact Details:

The Methodist Church in Britain Recruitment Team