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POST: TRAINER: EMPLOYING TRUST: CRS/Home Treatment/Acute Inpatient Psychiatry Haytor Unit, Torbay Hospital, Torquay Dr Tim Dickinson Devon Partnership NHS Trust The ST4-6 will provide medical input to both the Crisis Resolution/Home Treatment Team and the Acute Inpatient Service. Elements of these teams have integrated to provide a seamless service for people in mental health crisis in the community, through admission (if required) and back to community care providers (Primary Care/CMHT). The weekly timetable is flexible with little adherence to fixed clinical sessions, the Consultant and ST4-6 providing input to the teams activities when and where needed. Each morning a one hour Acute Services meeting plans the activities for the day which ensures medical time is used most efficiently. There are nominal fixed sessions to allow multidisciplinary team meetings with community colleagues and these will usually be chaired either by the Consultant or ST4-6, depending on clinical need. Time will be provided for the ST4-6 to undertake supporting professional activities as well as protected time for a special interest or research. There is a rotational (4 monthly) F2 junior doctor attached to the team and we also provide Peninsula Medical School Year 5 placements (Specialities Block). The ST4-6 will be encouraged to participate in the teaching and assessment of these junior colleagues. The service locally is undergoing a substantial redesign and there will be opportunity for the ST4-6 to gain experience in the management of this process. Office space will be provided in the Crisis Resolution/Home Treatment Team office with administrative support from the Consultant‟s secretary. TIMETABLE: TRAINER A.M. P.M. Monday 9am-10am Acute Services Meeting 1-5pm Multidisciplinary Team Meetings 10-12pm Flexible Clinical/Supporting 12-1pm Supervise ST4-6 Tuesday 9-10am Acute Services Meeting 10-12am Flexible Clinical/Supporting 1-2pm Flexible Clinical/Supporting 2-5pm Local Academic Programme 12-1pm Supervise F2 Wednesday 9am-10am Acute Services Meeting 10-1pm Flexible Clinical/Supporting 1-5pm Multidisciplinary Team Meetings Thursday Friday 9am-10am Acute Services Meeting 10-1pm Flexible Clinical/Supporting 9am-10am Acute Services Meeting 10-1pm Multidisciplinary Team Meetings 10-1pm Flexible Clinical/Supporting 1-5pm Flexible Clinical/Supporting TIMETABLE: Monday TRAINEE A.M. P.M. 9-10am Acute Services Meeting 1-5pm Multidisciplinary Team Meetings 10-1pm Flexible Clinical/Supporting Tuesday Wednesday 9-10am Acute Services Meeting 10-1pm Flexible Clinical/Supporting 9-10am Acute Services Meeting 10-1pm Flexible Clinical/Supporting 1-2pm Flexible Clinical/Supporting 2-5pm Local Academic Programme 1-5pm Multidisciplinary Team Meetings Thursday Research/Special Interest Research/Special Interest Friday 9-10am Acute Services Meeting 10-1pm Multidisciplinary Team Meetings 1-5pm Flexible Clinical/Supporting 12 KL/klc/Master Job Descriptions Peninsula Deanery/Updated Feb 2011
POST: TRAINER: EMPLOYING TRUST: Forensic Dr Eluned Dorkins Devon Partnership Trust ONE YEAR FORENSIC PLACEMENT (RUNNING FROM AUGUST TO JULY) This post is designed for specialist trainees who wish to gain a broad experience of what forensic mental health services can offer. In particular, it aims to help trainees develop their risk assessment and management skills through a structured approach and by exposure to a variety of different clinical environments, (where the elements of structural, relational and procedural security all vary). The aim is to develop skills which will have a broad applicability in whatever context trainees will work in the future. Langdon Hospital has an established track record in providing forensic training and is the base of the Peninsula Deanery Forensic Training Scheme for ST4 to ST6. There are already three forensic trainees on the site so that trainees from the general scheme will automatically have a peer group based at Langdon during the year‟s attachment. The year is divided into three x four month placements, starting in the medium secure environment, Raleigh/Drake Ward, followed by two placements in open/low secure settings which serve different a different population. The first of these placements is on the Leander Unit (mild/borderline learning disability), followed by placement at Avon House (longer term rehabilitation) and Chichester House (predischarge rehabilitation). There is a separate document available from the General Adult and Old Age Training Programme Director which describes each of these placements in detail. This includes induction, a brief description of the units, a timetable for the trainee, the competencies which can be achieved, particular training opportunities and the kind of objectives that can be set. A variety of special interest sessions are also described, although it is anticipated that the general psychiatric trainee may have other interests they wish to pursue, granted that they may not be heading for a career in forensic psychiatry. The documentation also includes a map of general and specific knowledge and skills which can be obtained during the placement, mapping out how these could be achieved through a variety of different mechanisms. There is also an academic programme that runs throughout the year, which takes place on a Thursday afternoon, which includes a lunchtime multidisciplinary case conference, followed by a medical academic programme. The trainees will take part in this; this includes journal club, medico legal presentations, and challenging cases. There is also clinical governance programme, and Equip that run through the hospital site and again trainees will be anticipated to take part in this in whatever setting they find themselves. There are sessions in psychodynamic psychotherapy related to forensic patients which general adult trainees are also welcome to attend. The trainee will have one supervisor for each placement who will provide both clinical and educational supervision. However, to ensure continuity, the trainee will meet with the training programme director shortly after starting the year, at six months and then at the ARCP. Trainees can also meet with the training programme director informally throughout the year. Trainees who are considering undertaking this placement can contact the training programme, Dr Eluned Dorkins, at any point during the year and can make an appointment to discuss their specific training needs. Contact details: Jenny Peterson – 01626 884423 – jenny.peterson@nhs.net or eluned.dorkins@nhs.net First placement August-November Butler Clinic (Raleigh/Drake Dr Jason Fee wards) Second placement December-March Leander Unit Dr Eluned Dorkins Third placement April-July {Avon House Dr Adrian James {Chichester House Dr Helen Smith 13 KL/klc/Master Job Descriptions Peninsula Deanery/Updated Feb 2011
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