1; Requirements for completion of the Completion of Unit Training (CUT) 2019.
2: Guidance on workbook completion.
3: Use of the LLP https://www.rcoa.ac.uk/lifelong-learning/guidance-notes-and-documents
4: Guidance for how to request Advanced Training Modules (previously known as fellowships):
5: School policy on trainee administration time:
The school of Anaesthesia does not routinely provide trainees with protected admin time for projects/QI etc. Trainees can use up to 5 days of study leave for exam preparation.
Post-fellowship trainees will be permitted to have a half-day each week for administration, provided this has been agreed with their college tutor and that they have a suitable project on which to use this time.
6: School policy on use of study leave for in-house training courses:
Trainees receive an allocation of 30 days study leave each year. The school expects up to 10 of these days are deducted to cover our in-house exam preparation training for pre-fellowship trainees. This includes weekly primary exam teaching both at your Trust and regional training days and final fellowship regional training days. Our exam pass-rates are good. There is an expectation that all trainees undertaking exams will attend the teaching provided by the school where possible.
7: Out of Program training:
http://anaesthesia.peninsula.pgme.carboncrayon.com/about-us/policies-and-guidelines/peninsular-oop/
8: School policy on study leave:
http://www.peninsuladeanery.nhs.uk/about-us/study-leave-across-the-south-west/
9: Maternity leave and return to training:
http://anaesthesia.peninsula.pgme.carboncrayon.com/about-us/supportt-2/
10: Guidance on educational supervision and ESSR:
11: Trainee guide to Travel and Subsistence Expenses.