Post-CCT Fellowships

In collaboration with Health Education England School of General Practice, Canterbury Christ Church University have launched a Primary Care Fellowship in General Practice to enable a post CCT GP (registered as an independent practitioner on the National Performers List) to develop a special interest in education and research related to the education and training of the GP and primary care workforce.

Fellowship Aims:

The academic qualification undertaken will be an MSc in Health and Wellbeing (with the possibility of a themed award in General Practice).

The overarching aims of the programme independent of the individual award are:

• To enhance the function of Primary Care professionals within the community care setting

• To develop and demonstrate high level research capability skills

• To develop and demonstrate high level skills in leadership and management

• To have successfully completed an MSc in Health and Wellbeing

Programme:

During the duration of the 12 month Fellowship the Fellow will undertake an integrated programme of clinical activities and academic study with a weekly commitment of:

• 6 sessions per week in clinical practice setting

• 4 sessions per week within the academic setting or engaged in project work

Remuneration:

The Fellow will be a partner / employed by their host organisation. The Bursary provided will support:

• Tuition Fees for the registration of the Award

• Financial support for the Fellow to enable them to be fully able to engage in the 4 sessions / week of the academic programme

Enquiries:

For further information regarding the above programme please contact Jane Arnott: via email on jane.arnott@canterbury.ac.uk

To apply:

Applications should be made to Penny Wills (postregandfd-healthadmin@canterbury.ac.uk). Both a CCCU and HEE application form should be completed and sent along with copies of ID and previous qualifications.