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Rotations | East of England Creating a new NHS England
Workforce, training and education
East of England

Rotations Explained

The East of England is a large geographical area covering 5 counties, 17 acute hospital trusts and 5.5 million people. To avoid unnecessary traveling we have structured 4 distinct sectors within the region where trainees can be based for the majority of their training, usually in 3-4 hospitals. Movement between sectors can be accommodated according to availability and personal circumstances. All trainees will get experience in rural and urban placements and a university teaching hospital experience.

Eastern Sector (In no particular order):Norwich, Kings Lynn, Great Yarmouth, Ipswich and Compulsory Major Trauma Centre placement for six months.

Northern Sector (In no particular order): Peterborough, Cambridge, Bury St Edmunds, Stevenage, Bedford and Compulsory Major Trauma Centre placement for six months.

Southern Sector (In no particular order): Watford, Luton, Bedford, Stevenage and Compulsory Major Trauma Centre placement for six months.

Essex Sector (In no particular order): Harlow, Chelmsford, Southend, Basildon and Compulsory Major Trauma Centre placement for six months.

 

Friday, 30 November, 2018
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