Advanced Training in Cleft Lip and Palate Surgery
Sub-Specialty Training Posts Advanced Training Posts 2
Health Education England (Severn) supports the Joint Committee on Surgical Training and the Training Interface Group in Cleft Lip & Palate Surgery with recruitment to Advanced Training Fellowships.
Applications are invited for training posts that are available to take up from November 2019 for a period of between 12 and 24 months.
For a full list of approved training centres please refer to the Job Descriptions tab.
Please ensure you have read all of the documents within the resources tab before making an application or attending an interview. Applications for this post will be via the Oriel recruitment portal and can be accessed through the "apply now" button above.
If you require assistance with your application please email SEVRecruitment.SW@hee.nhs.uk or telephone the candidate support line on 01454 252610 (Monday-Friday 08.30 am until 4.00 pm).
Advanced training in Cleft Lip and Palate Surgery is provided in the following centres:
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NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde
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Guy's & St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust
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Leeds General Infirmary/Royal Victoria Infirmary, Newcastle
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| Person Specification | |||
| Applicant Guide | |||
| Schools and Colleges | |||
| JCST- Cleft Lip and Palate Surgery | |||
| Interview Info | |||
| Interview Guidance | |||
| Reference Guidance | |||
| Structured Reference form - Training Programme Director | |||
| Structured Reference form - Educational Supervisor | |||
| Policies and Guidance | |||
| Travel Expenses Guidance | |||
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Who do I contact for further details regarding the fellowships?
or further details regarding the recruitment process and how the fellowships are allocated please contact Health Education England (Severn) -
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Email: SEVRecruitment.SW@hee.nhs.uk
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Telephone: 01454 252610
For further details regarding the fellowships please contact the JCST.
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JCST contact: Megan Warde, JCST Training Interface Group Specialty Manager at interface@jcst.org
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JCST website http://www.jcst.org/training-interface-groups/cleft-lip-and-palate-surgery
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Who Do I Contact if I have a question regarding my application or the application process?
Health Education England (Severn) supports applicants with any questions regarding the application process including problems completing or submitting an application.
Telephone Hotline: 01454 252610 (available 8.30 am until 4.00 pm Monday-Friday)
Email: SEVRecruitment.SW@hee.nhs.uk (reply within 48 hours)
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How Do I check if I’m eligible to apply for the fellowship posts?
There is a person specification for the fellowship that states the eligibility criteria required.
It is important that you include all relevant information to ensure your application is not filtered from the process during the longlisting checks.
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When will the fellowship start?
The intended start date of the fellowships will be up to four months after the date of offer. The exact start dates will be agreed each year with the successful candidates and the training centres.
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What happens if my CCT date is before the start date of the fellowship?
The fellowships are pre-cct. To be eligible to undertake a Training Interface Fellowship an applicant's CCT date must be later than the start date of the fellowship.
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Who do I need to notify of my intention to apply for sub-specialty training?
You are required to contact your current Training Programme Director and regional Health Education office* with which you hold a National Training Number. The English Deans agreed that when a trainee secures a sub-specialty training post in another *training location, this will be managed using the out of programme experience (OOPT) process rather than an inter-deanery transfer.
*previously known as Deanery
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How do I apply for Out of programme experience (OOPT)?
You will need to contact your current *Local Education and Training Board (LETB) to seek approval. This is carried out by the completion of an OOPT Form, which is usually available on your region's* Health Education website.
*previously known as Deanery
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When Should I start my application for Out of program?
To avoid delay the Royal College recommend that you contact your current Health Education office as soon as you have been offered a post. We are unable to give specific details as processes may be different depending on your location. Please visit your region's website for specific information regarding the process.