An afternoon pan-London thoracic meeting organised by the Chest Anaesthesia and Perioperatice Education Group at Guy's Hospital in collaboration #AirwayHub (UCLH) and St Bartholomew Hospitals.
A Practical Introduction to ICU
When: 20th July 2019
Where: UCLH education building
A one day introductory course in the practical basics of critical care aimed at:
All those who have little or no ICU/HDU experience eg FY1/2, ST1/2 Medicine or Surgery.
A survey looking at how anaesthetists manage paediatric airways, particularly with regard to laryngoscopy and capnography in recovery.
1 day course to prepare candidates for the 2019 EDRA PART 2 Examination.
The UK's first face-to-face Perioperative Medicine CPD Course. Learn from internationally renowned experts and share your own experiences.
A 5 day course set during the months leading up to the exam covering all core topics and including mock exams
An excellent one-day course comprising tutorials, 'tips & tricks' master-classes and plenty of hands-on practice of ultrasound-guided regional anaesthesia techniques.
As before
Educational day in perioperative medicine
3-6 month+ post available for Aug or Nov 2019; F2-ST3+
Key updates and information now released via Twitter - Follow us @National_IDT
All applications are checked against the national eligibility criteria and trainees are informed by e-mail of their eligibility for transfer. The National IDT team then tries to match eligible trainees with vacant posts in accordance with the published guidelines.
Please note that this change only applies for doctors applying to move between English regions.
Doctors wishing to move between English regions will now be eligible to apply with an ARCP Outcome 2 or 3, provided they can also submit a letter of support from their Postgraduate Dean.
Doctors who want to move into an HEE region from Scotland, Northern Ireland or Wales will still require an Outcome 1. Similarly, trainees wishing to move from an HEE region to Scotland, Northern Ireland or Wales will still require an Outcome 1.
You may have also noticed some changes to the website, it is more functional now but does not yet have all the content we want on there – this will hopefully be rectified in the New Year. (http://specialtytraining.hee.nhs.uk/nationalIDT). If documents are not explicitly linked on the main pages, you should still be able to find them on the sites ‘Resource Bank’ page – http://specialtytraining.hee.nhs.uk/Resources-Bank
Further information can be sought from idtinfo@southlondon.hee.nhs.uk. The FAQ section of our website is regularly updated and contains all of the most common queries that trainees have about the National IDT process. This useful document can be found on our website here: http://specialtytraining.hee.nhs.uk/Resources-Bank
If considering applying for National IDT, please remember to inform your Training Programme Director (TPD)
You can access the portal via our website on the following page: http://specialtytraining.hee.nhs.uk/National-IDT/Application-Portal
The ‘Trainee Guide to IDT’ and ‘Guide to Completing an IDT Application’ are both on this page also and may be useful to you while filling in your application. The other information on the page is worth reading before you go to the portal.
The FAQ section of our website is regularly updated and contains all of the most common queries that trainees have about the National IDT process: http://specialtytraining.hee.nhs.uk/National-IDT/FAQs
If considering applying for National IDT, please remember to inform your Training Programme Director (TPD)
Key updates and information now released via Twitter - Follow us @National_IDT
Supporting documents can be found at the following link: http://specialtytraining.hee.nhs.uk/inter-deanery-transfers/supporting-documents
The Trainee Guide to IDT also has information on all the eligibility criteria. You may also find our FAQs useful, these can be found here: http://specialtytraining.hee.nhs.uk/inter-deanery-transfers/faqs-and-guides/
