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two year academic programmes (2011)

Applications for 2011 are now closed

outline application process

Recruitment to Academic Programmes takes place prior to the national UKFPO recruitment process - the nationally agreed period is May – September.  Details of all Academic Programmes in the UK will be listed on the UKFPO website www.foundationprogramme.nhs.uk from 28th May 2010.

timeline

  • Applications open: 21st June 2010 - Link to application form accessible from this page
  • Applications close: 5th July 2010, (0800 GMT)
  • Interviews held: 19th July 2010 (Hull),  26th July (York)

further information

For information about individual programmes in the Trusts within the school select the 'recruitment' option from the menu.  All programmes for F1 include 4 months surgery, 4 months medicine, and 4 months of another specialty. Academic programmes will include a dedicated four months in F2 attached to a specific academic team allied to the Hull York Medical School (HYMS).

There are nine posts altogether: each meets the clinical components required for Foundation Training, and provides a different opportunity for academic development in F2.

In each programme, the academic F2 will work with the team to deliver their current research programme. The successful applicants will be encouraged to take responsibility for a specific output of their own which fits into the overall research programme. Intended goals are a publication and presentations. Arrangements are made for all the HYMS academic F2s to attend the Introduction to Research Methodology course at the Department of Health Sciences, University of York, and to sit the exam.

programme overview and documents

Year 1 (Aug 2011) Year 2 (Aug 2012) Posts Docs
General Medicine (York)
General Surgery (York)
Intensive Care Medicine (York)
Academic – GU/HIV (York University)
GUM/HIV (CHH/Hull)
A&E (Hull Royal Infirmary)
3 View (left click) or download(right click) Job Description
General Medicine (York)
General Surgery (York)
Emergency Medicine (York)
Academic – Primary Care (York University)
Chest Medicine (CHH)
GP (Hull)
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General Medicine (York)
General Surgery (York)
Emergency Medicine (York)
Academic – Mental Health (York University)
Palliative Care (Scarborough)
GP (Malton)
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Application Form Login to the online application form
Person Spec View (left click) or download(right click) Job Description

All Academic Foundation Programmes contain a 4 month placement during the F2 year in the Academic department at York University.  This will give you an excellent opportunity to get involved in teaching/research.  The Academic 4 month post also attracts a banding and therefore, Academic trainees will be on-call in their base hospital 1 in 4 weekends during this post.  Further details regarding individual posts can be found in the "for applicants" section of the website.

If you would like to contact any of our current Academic trainees for further information, please use the email addresses below:

Mental Health: academicf2psych@foundation.nyecpgme.org.uk
HIV/GUM: academicf2hivgum@foundation.nyecpgme.org.uk
Primary Care: academicf2gp@foundation.nyecpgme.org.uk


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