SpR post details
(August 2012 - July 2013)
Name of Supervisor: Dr CE Hyde
Location of the post: Laureate House,
Wythenshawe Hospital
Southmoor Road
Wythenshawe
M23 9LT
Telephone number: 0161 291 6925
1. DETAILS OF PLACEMENT (LOCATION, POPULATION, INPATIENT
OR OUTPATIENT, BEDS)
Inpatient PICU, 8 bedded male and female ward
Core Placement: No
Endorsements: No
Supervisor: Part time
2. DETAILS OF ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES AND EXPERIENCE
TRAINEE WILL GAIN
Inpatient experience, ward rounds, tribunal reports and attendance,
management of acutely unwell patients including rapid tranquilization.
Assessment of SMI, including referrals from prisons.
Inpatient Work: Activities include attending the regular weekly
ward rounds and taking part in assessing and managing specific cases.
This may also involve liaising with other services (like social
services, occupational therapists, sheltered accommodation, day
support, etc.) to enable patients integrate back into society.
Medico legal work: There are plenty of opportunities to do First
Tier Tribunal reports and the trainee will be encouraged to prepare
medico-legal reports and reports for MHRT and Manager’s Hearings
under direct supervision of Dr Hyde. There will be also an expectation
that the trainee will develop skills in presenting cases during
these proceedings.
3. JUNIOR DOCTOR SUPPORT AND SUPERVISION
There is a locum SHO who works for 2 days in the week (Tuesday and
Thursday)
4. ON CALL COMMITMENT AND PAY BANDING
Band 1B: 40% 1:17
Out of hour’s on-call: City-wide rota (covering MRI, Wythenshawe
Hospital and NMGH). 1:17, covering MHA and Section 136 assessments.
5. TEACHING / SUPERVISION / ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE
There are regular attachments from medical students along with students
on SSC and Project Option modules. Provision of teaching is encouraged
and PBL and OSCE training is provided to allow trainees to facilitate
students PBL and OSCE groups.
There are ample opportunities to facilitate teaching sessions for
medical students and core trainees (like video teaching, giving
tutorials, small group teaching and case-based discussions).
Weekly in house academic meetings-Journal club and case presentation
6. AUDIT / RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES
The educational supervisor will support research in the department
and audit is an expected part of the attachment.
The trainee will be encouraged to develop or participate in research
activity as part of postgraduate degree or as part of training programme
research experience.
7. MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE
There are a number of opportunities to take part in the managerial
processes behind developing the services. The team focus is on streamlining
and improving the efficiency of the services in all its aspects,
to manage an area of high morbidity with a limited resource.
The trainee will be encouraged and supported to develop his/her
own management project.
8. ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE AVAILABLE
Specialist experience etc
9. IMPORTANT ADDITIONAL DETAILS (FACILITIES etc)
Own office, staff car park, secretarial support- Helen Whittle (also
works for Dr Khan)
This post is not a core training post, no endorsements, can opt
for outpatient clinics with Dr Khan and 2 such sessions a week can
make this a core training post.
10. TIMETABLE (EXAMPLE OF COMMITMENTS) – (FIXED COMMITMENTS
IN BOLD)
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Example
of Trainee's Timetable |
AM |
PM |
MON |
Admin/Reports |
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TUE |
Ward
Round (Blake ward) |
Ward work |
WED |
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1-3
Academic meeting (Laureate House)
3-5
PBL or Admin(location)
|
THU |
Supervision
|
OP
Clinic (Optional with another team) |
FRI |
Admin Work |
SPECIAL INTEREST |
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