16, 17 & 18 March 2021
Our theme for our Spring event is 'Environment and Sustainability'
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The Spring Symposium runs once annually and provides faculty development for postgraduate educators from the East of England, offering a valuable opportunity to learn, develop, network and share best practice.
Audience for Each Day
Day One - Tuesday 16th March
Tier 2 & 3 Educators across all specialities:
- OOH Supervisors
- Associate Trainers
- Clinical Supervisors
- GP Trainers
- Educational Supervisors
Day Two - Wednesday 17th March
Tier 4 & 5 Educators across all specialities:
- College Tutors
- Training Programme Directors
- Directors of Medical Education
- Associate Deans
- Heads of School
- Deputy Deans
Day Three - Thursday 18th March
Tier 1, 2 & 3 Educators across all specialities:
- Trainees (1st steps to becoming an educator) - APPLICATION PROCESS DETAILED BELOW
- OOH Supervisors
- Associate Trainers
- Clinical Supervisors
- GP Trainers
- Educational Supervisors
Event Programme & Handbooks
Event Handbooks:
Presentations
16th March 2021
What Do We Mean by Leadership? - Janet Rutherford, Liam Loftus & Raees Lunat
Developing a Hero to Tackle Carbon Net Zero! - Stella Cockerill & Jan Yates
Feedback and Difficult Conversations - Jane Sturgess
Trainees in Difficulty - Francesca Crawley & Ian Barton
17th March 2021
Active Bystanders: On Being an Ally - Kay Mohanna
Support Trainers of Trainees in Difficulty - Francesca Crawley & Ian Barton
Developing a Hero to Tackle Carbon Net Zero! - Stella Cockerill & Jan Yates
18th March 2021
Educational Supervisors Report - Jane MacDougall
Preparing for your Trainee's ARCP (GP) - Andrew Wright
Spring Symposium - CANCELLED
18 & 19 March 2020
* UPDATE: Please be aware this event has now been cancelled, following concerns around the potential spread of Covid-19. We will be contacting facilitators and delegates to inform them. We do apologise for any inconvinience caused *
The Spring Symposium provides faculty development for postgraduate educators from the East of England, offering a valuable opportunity to learn, develop, network and share best practice.
Both days are opened to East of England educators from across all specialties.
The theme for the Spring Symposium is "Good to great".
Spring Symposium 2019
The Spring Symposium provides faculty development for postgraduate educators from the East of England, offering a valuable opportunity to learn, develop, network and share best practice.
The theme for the Spring Symposium will be "Changing behaviors and outcomes through conversation".
The days include a combination of keynote speeches and a number of interactive workshops, which will concentrate on having the confidence to change behaviors and outcomes through conversations.
Both days are open to east of England educators from across all specialties, however each day focuses on a different target audience. These follow the new Educator Development Tiered Approach.
Day 1 is targeted to address topics pertinent to Directors of Medical Education, Associate Deans or those in School Leadership positions [Tiers 3,4 and 5].
Day 2 aims to focus on clinical and educational supervisor/associate trainer and trainers [Tiers 2 and 3].
Programmes:
Wednesday 20 March - Programme
Presentations:
Wednesday 20 March
Keynote - Imposter Syndrome, Kate Atkin
Burnout and Resilience, Kate Atkin
Avoiding Poor ARCP Outcomes, Chris O'Loughlin and Janet Rutherford
Responding to Red Flags in GMC Surverys, Johnson Samuel and Nisha Nathwani
Developing and Running a Training Programme, Narman Puvanchandra
Developing and Running a Training Programme Handout - PEARL Score
Developing and Running a Training Programme Handout - Trainee Passport
Artificial Intelligence and Innovation in Healthcare Education, Richard Price
Supporting Trainers of Difficult Trainees, Kate Read and Ian Barton
Thursday 21 March
Trainees in Difficulty, Francesca Crawley and Becca Winchester
Trainees in Difficulty Handout
Preparing your Trainee for CSA, Sunil Gupta
Debriefing in Simulation, Georgia Winnett
Trainees in Need and Importance of the 3 Ds, Krish Radhakrishnan