Are you a mid-career GP pondering your next steps? We offer a range of resources designed to support your professional growth and development. From advanced clinical training and leadership programs to mentorship and wellness initiatives, our tools are tailored to help you thrive. Explore our offerings to discover new opportunities and continue making a significant impact in patient care.
Mid Careers
Appraiser
If you are working as a partner or salaried GP in an existing training practice and are keen to help with GP Specialty training by doing debriefs, giving feedback and carrying out assessments, why not consider doing the Clinical Supervisor course? This runs over one and a half days, is free to participants, and is an excellent introduction to medical education.
To find out how to become an Educational Supervisor (previously a GP Trainer) you need to complete a PGCCE Postgraduate Certificate in Clinical Education. Please email ddlmc.thehubplus@nhs.net.
Volunteering abroad as a doctor
Working abroad can be extremely rewarding however, before you jet off we strongly advise you visit the BMA website they can guide you through important considerations, the impact to yourself taking time out as well as other wider considerations such as safety and indemnity.
Health Education England has a team who have built relationships overseas to find out more Global engagement.
Interested in becoming an Educational Supervisor or Clinical Supervisor?
If you are working as a partner or salaried GP in an existing training practice and are keen to help with GP Specialty training by doing debriefs, giving feedback and carrying out assessments, why not consider doing the Clinical Supervisor course? This runs over one and a half days, is free to participants, and is an excellent introduction to medical education.
Prison GP
Most doctors work within prison healthcare as a part of a specialty training rotation, but there are also limited opportunities for part-time and full-time roles. Most of these opportunities are in primary care but experience in communicable diseases, drug abuse or mental health is also very useful. Supporting prisoner rehabilitation can be a challenging but rewarding position.
Support available
1:1 Career Conversations
Career Conversations have been set up to help all existing staff working within primary care in Derby and Derbyshire who might be thinking about their career.
You can speak to The Hub Plus colleagues who have relevant experience and/or qualifications to help and advise all staff who may need it. This is to you to think about your career pathway, progression plans and what options are available to you.