Once you have finished your GP Specialty Training in the North of Scotland there are a number of post CCT options open to you. In Grampian we have the career start scheme which offers you the opportunity to spend part of your time in a GP practice and the other part of your time working in a hospital specialty to develop an area of special interest.
NHS Education Scotland also funds a number of Fellowships including Medical Education, Remote and Rural and Health Inequality Fellowships. Dr Holly Tyson is currently a Remote and Rural Fellow based on Orkney. In the video above she describes some of her experiences during her time on Orkney.
To give you an idea of numbers, the Grampian Career Start scheme normally has around 10 posts although this may vary depending on the number of those wanting less than full time working. There are 8 standard Rural Fellowships and 4 Acute Care Rural Fellowships. Of these 4 remain available; 3 standard - 2 in Orkney, one in Caithness and one acute in Stranraer. Closing date is 16th June. Contact for queries is Gill Clarke (gillian.clarke@nes.scot.nhs.uk)
To give you an idea of numbers, the Grampian Career Start scheme normally has around 10 posts although this may vary depending on the number of those wanting less than full time working. There are 8 standard Rural Fellowships and 4 Acute Care Rural Fellowships. Of these 4 remain available; 3 standard - 2 in Orkney, one in Caithness and one acute in Stranraer. Closing date is 16th June. Contact for queries is Gill Clarke (gillian.clarke@nes.scot.nhs.uk)
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