We have some new training opportunities for Advanced Clinical Practitioners and GPs to become First Contact Practitioner Supervisors, to support the new Primary Care workforce.
HEE National FCP/AP Roadmap Landing Page.
Please email any questions to england.primarycare.eoe@nhs.net
A diagnostic clinician in primary care working at master’s level with undiagnosed and undifferentiated diagnoses, managing complexity and uncertainty at the first point of contact who has a minimum of 5 years post-graduate experience.
Criteria for applications:
- A GP*
- A clinician (e.g. AHP or Nurse) with a post registration Master’s Degree
- An Advanced Practitioner with an MSc, NHSE Recognition or Tier 3 training* (for more information on Tier 3 supervisor training for APs please email england.primarycare.eoe@nhs.net)
- A First Contact Practitioner with NHSE Recognition** or written evidence of completion of stage 1 and stage 2 of the roadmap e.g. checklist for recognition/completion of FCP Survey
- Full MACP member
*Any Tier 3 Advanced Practitioner or Tier 3 GP Educational Supervisors recognised by the quality team do not need to attend the training days, but instead will be able to complete a short online resource. Please fill out the form here if you would like to receive this. Please note that there is no expectation for GP educators to complete the 2-day training. There will however be an optional multi-professional top up day that can be attended as a training update.
You must be able to attend both dates in the sessions that you choose.
The dates for 2024 cohorts are below:
- 18th April and 2nd May 2024
There are 20 places available for each session which will be allocated on a first come, first served basis.
There will be more cohorts in 2024, further details to follow.
If you would like to attend the training to become an FCP Supervisor, please complete one of the forms below:
Existing GP Educators (interest only, online resource to be shared at a later date)
Other Applicants (required to attend the 2-day training course)