Overview

Fellowships are designed to provide a twelve-month experience of working in a specific clinical or system leadership field.

Fellows will typically spend one day a week in a host organisation such as: ICS, HCPs and Trusts, and three to four days in clinical practice.

There are different types of Fellowships which could include:

  • System Fellowships such as Public Health and Quality Improvement Projects
  • Clinical Fellowships, such as Palliative, Frailty or Urgent and Unscheduled Care
  • Interprofessional Fellowship that provide multi-professional workforce the opportunity to progress their career and increase their leadership skills
  • Coastal Fellowships that are part of a wider scheme to support Primary Care in coastal areas of socio-economic deprivation.

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2023/24 Academic Fellowships: Showcasing best practice

This year the 2023/24 Academic Fellows were asked to produce Academic Posters to document the work that they have undertaken during their yearlong part time placements as part of their Fellowships. This is a great way of displaying their hard work and below are the posters to showcase their projects in the following areas:

  • Fellowships help retain locally trained talent, provide an academically backed introduction to an extended role, and play a vital role in creating the workforce which transforms the NHS for the future…