Who is Who?

Training Programme MAnager

Training Programme DirectoR

TPDs are responsible for the planning, facilitating, and evaluating the process of learning. TPDs set the local strategy for GP education in the patch. Educational and pastoral care of trainees is included in this role.

The role of manager is to oversee the day-to-day arrangements of the programme. This involves planning training placements for trainees and maintaining communications with training practices.

differential attainment champion

Primary Care Medical educator

Lead educator

Lead educators have often have experience in approving practices for training and so can provide a useful reminder of GP school guidance on practicalities such as recommended supervision slots.

PCMEs plan and deliver a range of educational activities to support the GP trainees. This includes the structured teaching programme. PCMEs may also undertake additional educational activities on the programme.

The DA Champion does specific work with individuals to reduce the gap in attainment, ensuring fair training for all GPSTs

East Lacashire GP programme Overview

akt/sox educator

supporrt champion

SCA Sox champion

AKT SOX educators have completed specific training on supporting individual trainees struggling to pass the AKT

An experienced SOX educator, who is very familiar with supporting GPSTs and trainers in exam preparation

Provides guidance on the SuppoRTT process that aims to ensure a structured process for taking time out of programme

Training Programme Director (TPD)

TPDs are responsible for the planning, facilitating, and evaluating the process of learning. TPDs set the local strategy for GP education in the patch. Educational and pastoral care of trainees is included in this role.

The TPD for the East Lancashire Programme is Dr Mark Dziobon

Training Programme Manager

The role of manager is to oversee the day-to-day arrangements of the programme. This involves planning training placements for trainees and maintaining communications with training practices.

The manager for this patch is Ms Kirstie Millar

PCMEs

PCMEs plan and deliver a range of educational activities to support the GP trainees. This includes the structured teaching programme. PCMEs may also undertake additional educational activities on the programme.

The PCMEs for the East Lancashire Programme are:Dr Mark Dziobon Dr Angela Hare Dr Kate Ealing Dr David Cliff Dr Qashuf Hussain

DA Champions

The DA Champion does specific work with individuals to reduce the gap in attainment, ensuring fair training for all GPSTs

The DACs for the East Lancashire Programme are: Dr Hilary Wait Dr Lucie Griffith Dr Anupam Thakur