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Network principles for prevocational medical training - HETI

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<strong>HETI</strong> NETWORK PRINCIPLES<br />

3 Being an advocate <strong>for</strong> the professional development of trainees by:<br />

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ensuring procedural fairness<br />

maintaining independence from line management<br />

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addressing system-wide issues.<br />

4 Liaising and attending meetings with relevant groups and individuals in the <strong>training</strong> and<br />

education of trainees including:<br />

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zz<br />

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zz<br />

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Term Supervisors<br />

<strong>Network</strong> Committee <strong>for</strong> Prevocational Training (NCPT)<br />

General Clinical Training Council<br />

Directors of Medical Services<br />

Visiting Medical Officers<br />

JMO Managers and administrative staff<br />

Hospital Executive<br />

Other DPETs within the <strong>Network</strong><br />

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<strong>HETI</strong>.<br />

5 Managing the DPET funding through the Director of Prevocational Education and Training cost<br />

centre.<br />

6 Developing a DPET succession plan.<br />

Skills, knowledge and experience – selection criteria<br />

1 Medical graduate with clinical postgraduate qualifications<br />

2 A clinical appointment to practice at the hospital<br />

3 Qualifications, appointment and experience at a level sufficient <strong>for</strong> communicating on<br />

authoritative terms with senior consultants acting as term supervisors<br />

4 A commitment to and confidence in improving the quality of education and <strong>training</strong> offered by<br />

the hospital<br />

5 An understanding of the <strong>principles</strong> of adult education and professional development<br />

6 A genuine interest in postgraduate <strong>medical</strong> education, a willingness to develop expertise in<br />

this area, and a demonstrated understanding of the importance of the continuum of <strong>medical</strong><br />

education as a lifelong professional commitment<br />

7 Established collaborative links with administration and <strong>for</strong> <strong>medical</strong> staff council<br />

8 A commitment to the mission of <strong>HETI</strong> and the ability to present and explain <strong>HETI</strong>’s goals.<br />

Evaluation<br />

The General Clinical Training Committee (GCTC) will undertake an annual per<strong>for</strong>mance review of<br />

the Director of Prevocational Education and Training. The per<strong>for</strong>mance review will be based on:<br />

• z Feedback from <strong>prevocational</strong> trainees, term supervisors and <strong>medical</strong> administration<br />

• z Evaluation of activities undertaken by the Director of Prevocational Education and Training<br />

z • Per<strong>for</strong>mance indicators (to be developed in consultation with the Director of Prevocational<br />

Education and Training).<br />

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