Doctor in Training. The GP Registrar will work under the supervision of a Postgraduate School of Primary Care approved Clinical Supervisor and undertake tasks to a level no greater than the supervisors skills allow. It is the responsibility of the Doctor in Training to provide evidence of all relevant documents required to demonstrate competency when asked. To include: • DBS • Safeguarding training • Equality & Diversity Doctor in Training will not undertake practice within the OoH service until an evaluation by the GP trainer has been completed and written form completed. Doctor in Training will record each of their OoH sessions in the e-portfolio. Doctor in Training will share and discuss all OoH sessions entered into the e-portfolio with their educational supervisor. The Doctor in Training will ensure that the OoH provider has an up to date traffic light rating form before a shift is allocated to them. This will be sent by email to the provider. • Work the required shifts under appropriate supervision • Attend all the sessions that they have agreed to. • Supply the OoH provider with form OOH4 or OOH5 which informs the provider of the level of supervision that they need. • Give adequate notice if unable to attend. Late notice of non-attendance puts patient safety at risk. Non-attendance without notice will be regarded as a negative probity indicator and may result in referral to the GMC. • Demonstrate their competence to the level expected of the GP curriculum, and be prepared to undertake additional training should that be deemed necessary at their annual review. • Honour any commitment to undertake out of hours sessions still outstanding when their ARCP is signed off • Provide feedback on OoH supervision when asked. Form OOH2 can be used.
