Clinical Teaching Fellow

• The CTFs work on a day-to-day basis with the Academy Undergraduate Manager and administrators, and the UC / UT's who are responsible for organizing the formal teaching programme and clinical placements for that Unit in their Academy
• They will ensure that specified formal teaching sessions are appropriately timetabled and delivered
• CTFs need to be in regular communication with the UT / UC and with each other
• They meet formally throughout the year, to review the course and plan for the future
• In order to achieve this each CTF will develop and use an individual or group CTF Outlook Calendar
• An Office Based CTF is expected to work 40 hrs per week 09:00 - 17:00 of which one day will be spent in a clinical specialty
• A Ward Based CTF appointed to ED and/or ITU (6-12-month rotation) will generally work one or two weeks clinical/one- or two-weeks Academy and will be included on the departmental rota which will include some weekends
• The educational duties of the CTF-office based will mostly be delivered in the academy environment, 80% of their time
• They include responsibility for the student choice projects and associated fieldtrips
• CTF-office based will spend 20% of their time (up to two sessions/week) working clinically
• WB-CTF CCU/ED (Post 9) will spend 50% of their time working clinically and 50% Academy
• WB-CTF in ED/Acute Care (Post 10) will spend 50% of their time working clinically and 50% Academy
• WB-CTF in Acute Medicine (Post 11) will spend 12 months in AM rotating 50% of their time working clinically and 50% Academy
• WB-CTF in all other specialities (Posts 12, 13, 14, 15, 3c) will spend 12 months in the same clinical area working 50% clinical and 50% Academy

• MBBS, MBChB, or equivalent medical degree
• Must have completed Foundation Training (Yrs 1 & 2) within the NHS
• Curriculum Knowledge
• Commitment to Innovation
• Colleagues and Medical Student well being

Staff wellbeing support