- Advert number: 316935-0
- Posted Date: 14/11/12
- Closing Date: 25/11/12
Postgraduate Dean for General Practice Education
(GP Dean)
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT ELIGIBILITY AND POOLING ARRANGEMENTS
This role is a functional match to a Sender Organisation and as such recruitment is being managed in line with the National Policy and Process on Filling of Posts in Receiving Organisations. Priority will be given to candidates at 2d, then 3a, 3b, 4 and then 5 (open competition) with 2d given first preference and so on.
Responsible for:
The Postgraduate Dean for General Practice Education (GP Dean) will be responsible for supporting the Postgraduate Dean in setting the strategic direction and development of postgraduate medical and primary care healthcare professional education throughout the East Midlands.
The GP Dean will have a particular responsibility for expanding the capacity for training in Primary Care, and implementing extensions to GP training, and for developing and implementing innovative strategies to ensure delivery of high quality General Practice and primary care education and training in the East Midlands.
The successful candidate will be involved in the continued development of the East Midlands Local Education and Training Board (EMLETB).
The supporting application form, an up to date CV, and the Equal Opportunities Monitoring Form should be returned to: lindalloyd1@nhs.net
** PLEASE NOTE THAT ON THIS OCCASION APPLICATIONS SHOULD NOT BE MADE VIA NHS JOBS, BUT AS PER THE INSTRUCTIONS ABOVE. PLEASE CONTACT LINDA LLOYD VIA EMAIL: (lindalloyd1@nhs.net) TO REQUEST WORD VERSIONS OF THE SUPPORTING APPLICATION FORM AND EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES FORM.
For an informal discussion, please contact Dr Sheona MacLeod, Postgraduate Dean, telephone: 0115 847 4807.
Further information, including MPET Investment Plans and LETB Organisational Development Plans can be accessed from the following website: www.eastmidlandsletb.net
Closing date: 25th November 2012.
Job reference: 973-121101.
Interview date and location: 10th December 2012, Kings Meadow Campus, Nottingham.
