If you are working with an East of England Training Programme and hold an NTN (National Training Number) then you are absolutely eligible to apply for an HEE Fellowship!
Yes. A financial agreement will be organised between HEE and your employing trust. Therefore the percentage of time you spend working for HEE will be paid to you via your employing trust along with your clinical salary.
This is dependent on the role! Roles range from 10-40% of FT - please review each Job description for more information on our 'Current Fellow Recruitment' page
It is important that your trust offer you full support in your application for the role and that provisions are put in place at the earliest point should you be successful and accept the role.
For 12 months only. The fellowships are intended to be a one year experience for our doctors in training after which we would like to offer another trainee the opportunity to undertake the role.
HEE-EoE offers a number of fellowships that provide trainees with opportunities to develop knowledge and skills in education, leadership, quality improvement, mentoring, global health and clinical entrepreneurship whilst continuing with their clinical training.
HEE-EoE no longer offer fellowships aligned to specific specialties in order to for our roles to focus more broadly on the areas noted above.
New simulation and immersive technologies resources now available
Health Education England’s (HEE) Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL) team has published 2 new resources to support colleagues working in simulation and immersive technologies.
How to Develop a Virtual Reality (VR) 360 Degree Film - Part One has been written by Nick Peres, Immersive Technologies Advisor, and gives detailed instructions to learners focusing on technique, camera positioning, sound and directing a scene.
The second part of this simulation toolkit, which focuses on post-production, will be available soon.
The Faculty Development Guidance is part of HEE TEL’s national toolkit to support the use of simulation in health and care. The comprehensive guide, which was developed with support from Simulation Reference Task and Finish group members, offers recommendations for organisations to run an effective and credible simulation faculty to ensure faculty members are trained and supported to deliver high quality simulation-based education.
The document includes a range of case studies and highlights examples of good practice with advice on:
- providing educational rigour
- providing appropriate support and training to enable continuous faculty development
- enabling a supportive and sustainable environment
- collaborating and sharing best practice
For more information about simulation and immersive technologies within HEE TEL please visit: https://www.hee.nhs.uk/our-work/technology-enhanced-learning/simulation-immersive-technologies.