Training

The training for future doctors is a lengthy process & is very important. We are an accredited & approved training practice and as such are inolved in training medical students/qualified doctors throughout their training period.

A doctors training usually follows three stages; medical school/univeristy, foundation training & then specialty training.

Including medical school/university it can take around 10 years to train as a GP and 14 years to train as a surgeon.

This is commonly a five year degree course. We are responsible for teaching students who attend the Hull York Medical School (HYMS) and are in their 4th or 5th (final year).

Year 4 students are with us in groups of 4 & attend Thursdays only for an 8 week block during term time only. Our role is to teach them about 'General Practice'. During their 8 weeks with us they will sit in with experienced doctors and have dedicated tutorlals,

Dr Suddes has overall responsibility for Year 4 students

Foundation training is made up of F1 (foundation year one) & F2 (foundation year two). Foundation year doctors are trained and assessed against specific competencies set out in the curriculum agreed with the General Medical Council (GMC).

We have regular F2's who are with us 4 days a week for a 4 month block. During this time they will consult with patients under the supervision of an experienced GP and carry out home visits.

Dr Jackson has overall responsibility for F2's

This is when doctors specalise in either general practice or a specialty. It follows on from foundation training and typically lasts for 3 years. Progression through this training is based on the achievement of competencies 

Doctors on this scheme are often known as GP Registrars & are usually with us for 6 months, we usually have 2 GP Registars with us at any one time. During this 6 months they work 4.5 days per week and will consult with patients, carry out home visits and be part of the 'on call' rota. In addtion to seeing patients they also have 3 hours formal education/tutorial per week with a GP Partner or salaried GP.

Dr Gupta and Dr Suddes have overall responsibility for GP Registrars

F2 - N/A

GP Registrar(s) - Dr Karen Cheung, Dr Sher Afgan, Dr Nnanna Ebi, & Dr Katie Norville

All doctors undergoing training are supervised by an experienced GP & undergo debriefing after each of their surgeries