Vacancy Number: 11382BR
This successful and established Scheme has been running for twenty years, providing a rolling programme of two-year posts for four General Practitioners at any one time. It is based in Cardiff and South East Wales, within the Division of Population Medicine which has an internationally competitive track record in research, and makes a significant contribution to undergraduate and postgraduate education.
The Scheme would suit any GP qualified to work in Wales who wanted to learn about teaching, critical appraisal and research, and be sponsored to gain a further qualification of their choice, whilst delivering much needed support to practices in disadvantaged areas to improve patient care.
No previous academic experience is required, as there is a high level of support from senior staff, both academically, and clinically. In addition, the strong and cohesive team of Academic Fellows provides plenty of peer support.
42 Fellows have been, or are in post, the majority having achieved research publications, and postgraduate qualifications in a wide range of areas, and all have had valuable undergraduate teaching experience. To date 127 Academic Fellow attachments have supported practices to improve their patient care.
Typically an Academic Fellow will go on to practice in deprived areas while maintaining links with the Division of Population Medicine, in teaching and research. They also are highly likely to teach undergraduates in their practices and become GP trainers. Some have moved into Public Health and medical management.
Comments from an alumni survey:
- ‘This scheme has been pivotal in the career path I have taken’
- ‘Probably the scheme was the most intense, exciting and satisfying 2 years of my working life so far!’
- ‘I went on to complete my PhD and consider myself an academic GP as a result of the scheme.’
- ‘The scheme enabled me to pursue a specialist interest in medical education by supporting me to achieve the MSc in medical education and providing opportunities in teaching within the University setting ‘
In a rapidly changing professional world this is an unrivalled opportunity to gain experience and qualifications that would prepare a GP for wider future professional opportunities
This is a full time position of 40 hours per week and is fixed-term until 31st August 2023.
Salary: £33,385 - £57,805 per annum (Clinical Academic Salary Scale: D1) – Previous appointments were all made at the top of this scale. The full range of the scale is available including the top of the scale.
Potential applicants are encouraged to contact the Director ([email protected] ) to arrange an informal meeting pre-application.
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Closing date: Wednesday, 27 October 2021
Please be aware that Cardiff University reserves the right to close this vacancy early should sufficient applications be received.
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