Welcome to the North West
School of Paediatrics
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Introduction:
The Deanery School of Paediatrics aims to provide a comprehensive high-quality teaching and education programme for those interested in training in paediatrics. Training in paediatrics in this deanery follows a syllabus set by The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH) and takes account of national guidance by the General Medical Council.
The School of Paediatrics also provides strategic leadership for the recruitment of trainees to paediatric specialties. It arranges for the recruitment and induction of trainees from the Foundation Programmes into Specialty Training posts and arranges for the allocation of trainees to run-through rotations in Level 1, Level 2 and Level 3 that are appropriate for their training needs.
The School of Paediatrics also oversees the quality of Paediatric training posts in conjunction with the RCPCH tutors, the Postgraduate Clinical Tutors and Directors of Medical Education.
The School of Paediatrics also:
- Oversees the Higher Specialty Training (Level 3) schemes in general paediatrics and the various paediatric specialties within and ensures that there are educational opportunities to meet the standards required by the RCPCH.
- Ensures the provision of appropriate courses for examination preparation, the acquisition of essential competencies and general professional development.
- Gives guidance about the appropriateness of courses to trainees in paediatrics at their various stages of development.
- Assesses the progress of trainees, maintains appraisal systems for trainees and supervises their summative assessments.
- Ensures adequate provision of career advice supported by up-to-date information on career opportunities.
- Ensures that there is provision for potential progression into an academic career and for flexible training.
The RCPCH runs examinations, organises courses and conferences, issues guidance on clinical and other issues relating to the welfare of children. It also has a major role in setting and maintaining professional standards. It was founded in 1996 but traces its origins back to the British Paediatric Association, founded in 1928, which acted as a focus for professional activity in the field of paediatrics prior to the formation of the College.
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Head of North West School of Paediatrics: |
Dr Colin Morgan |
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Liverpool Women’s Hospital |
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Associate Head of North West School of Paediatrics: |
Dr Ruth Gottstein |
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St. Mary’s Hospital |
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Associate Postgraduate Dean for School of Paediatrics: |
Dr Aruna Hodgson |
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c/o Regatta Place office, Liverpool. |
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Cheshire & Mersey ST1 – ST3 |
Dr Nasim Mahmood |
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Cheshire & Mersey ST4 – ST8 |
Dr Ian Kilroy |
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Greater Manchester & Lancashire ST1 – ST3 |
Dr Sunil Bagewadi |
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Greater Manchester & Lancashire ST4 – ST8 |
Dr Guy Makin |
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Cheshire & Mersey / Greater Manchester & Lancashire GRID |
Dr Sameer Misra |
Royal College Regional Leads
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Cheshire & Mersey |
Dr Rosaline Garr |
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Cheshire & Mersey (deputy) |
TBC |
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Greater Manchester & Lancashire (deputy) |
Dr Nitin Panwar |
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Greater Manchester & Lancashire (deputy) |
Dr Ranganath Ranganna |
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Academic Regional Lead |
Professor Calum Semple |
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Less Than Full TIme
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LTFT and Careers Lead |
Dr Alison Jobling |
alison.jobling@stockport.nhs.uk
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SuppoRTT Champions |
Dr Alison Jobling and Fulya Mehta |
Alison.Jobling@stockport.nhs.uk and Fulya.Mehta@alderhey.nhs.uk |
Admin support
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Programme Support Manager
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Emma Woods |
0151 479 2573 |
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Programme Support Co-ordinator
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Caron Owens |
0151 479 2586 |
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Programme Support Administrator for Cheshire & Mersey |
Jennie McAteer |
0151 479 2599 |
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Programme Support Administrator for Greater Manchester & Lancashire |
Michele Turner-Holmes |
0151 479 2586 |
HEE North West Lead Employer, St Helens & Knowsley NHS
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Email |
Phone |
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www.sharedservices.sthk.nhs.uk | ||
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General queries |
lead.employer@sthk.nhs.uk |
0151 426 1600 |
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Payroll |
leademployerpayroll@sthk.nhs.uk |
0151 290 4658 |
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Where we provide training:
For area map of locations click here: Map
The Cheshire and Mersey rotation includes the following trusts:
- Alder Hey Children’s Hospital
- Arrowe Park Hospital
- Countess of Chester NHS Foundation Trust
- Glan Clwyd Hospital
- Liverpool Women’s Hospital
- Macclesfield Hospital
- Mid-Cheshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
- Ormskirk Hospital
- Warrington & Halton Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
- Whiston Hospital
- Wrexham Maelor Hospital
The Greater Manchester and Lancashire rotation includes the following trusts:
- Blackpool Victoria Hospital
- Burnley General Hospital
- Longsight Health Centre
- North Manchester General Hospital
- Royal Albert Edward Infirmary
- Royal Blackburn Hospital
- Royal Bolton Hospital
- Royal Lancaster Infirmary
- Royal Manchester Children's Hospital
- Royal Oldham Hospital
- Royal Preston Hospital
- St Mary's Hospital
- Stepping Hill Hospital
- Tameside General Hospital
- Wythenshawe Hospital
Please find attached the trainee handbook for greater Manchester and Lancashire.
North West School of Paediatric Trainee Guide
ARCPs:
* Please note the ARCP terminology has changed:
Panel A is now known as an ASSESSMENT PANEL
Panel B is now known as a FEEDBACK PANEL
ARCP dates:
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Assessment Panels |
January & July
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Feedback Panels |
February & August
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Your administrator will email you with your ARCP date and the required documentation you need to complete.
Trainees do not need to attend the Assessment panel but should keep the Feedback Panel dates free.
If trainees are required to attend the Feedback panel, they will be notified within 1 week of the Assessment panel taken place.
Requirements for ARCP.
For all trainees on the new curriculum, you will now be assessed for ARCPs using the guidance and documentation, noted below, for each level and the new decision aid. This should be read in full and adhered to for each ARCP.
This is a guide based on information provided by the College as to the type of evidence that will be expected to be provided for ARCPs.
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Decision Aid level 1 |
Trainees MUST ensure they carefully read requirements for ARCP |
Link: Level 1 |
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Decision Aid level 2 |
Trainees MUST ensure they carefully read requirements for ARCP |
Link: Level 2 |
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Decision Aid level 3 |
Trainees MUST ensure they carefully read requirements for ARCP |
Link: Level 3
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Form R part A & B |
Each trainee MUST complete and return to Paediatrics.nw@hee.nhs.uk as well as uploading to eportfolio, 1 month prior to ARCP date. (no earlier and no later) |
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Managing the eportfolio for ARCP |
Guidance on how you should store your evidence |
Link: Managing eportfolio |
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Absence recording sheet |
Each trainee MUST complete and upload to eportfolio |
Link: Absence recording sheet |
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CCT calculator |
This MUST be completed following the instructions and submitted to Paediatrics.nw@hee.nhs.uk, also uploading a copy to your eportfolio, 1 month prior to ARCP date. (no earlier and no later)
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Entering training posts on eportfolio |
Guidance on how to enter your training posts on eportfolio |
Link: Entering training posts |
Further ARCP links:
Royal College of Paediatrics ARCP guidance:
Important Dates:
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ARCPs |
29th January |
Mersey Paediatric Assessment Panel Venue: Committee room 3, Regatta Place, Brunswick Business Park, Summers Road, Liverpool L3 4BL Time: 09:00 – 17:00 |
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13th and 14th February |
Manchester Paediatric Assessment Panel Venue: 3rd floor, 3 Piccadilly Place, Manchester, M1 3BN Time: 09.00 - 17.00 |
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July |
Mersey Paediatric Assessment Panel Venue: Committee room 3, Regatta Place, Brunswick Business Park, Summers Road, Liverpool L3 4BL Time: 09:00 – 17:00 |
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July |
Manchester Paediatric Assessment Panel |
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2020 |
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School Board |
17th October |
Paediatric School Board Venue: Committee room 3, Regatta Place, Brunswick Business Park, Summers Road, Liverpool L3 4BL Time: 14:30 – 16:30 |
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2019 |
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STEP Teaching |
2019 - 2020 |
Contact for STEP Teaching: Lindsay Brunt, Medical Education Facilitator |
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Return to Training Programme course |
25th September 2019
9th January 2020
12th March 2020 |
Places can be booked by contacting: suppoRTT@lthtr.nhs.uk with details of name, programme (Specialty/Foundation) and year of training |
Link: SuppoRTT course |
HEE North West Links:
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Form R: Form R Part A |
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North West School of Paediatric Trainee Guide |
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Out of Programme (OOP) information Note: for OOPR/OOPT you will also be required to complete this RCPCH form and submit to M.G.Semple@liverpool.ac.uk for approval |
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SupportRTT – Return to Training Programme |