Doctor in Training definition

Doctor in Training means a practitioner who is appointed as an Intern, Resident Medical Officer, Registrar, Supervised Medical Officer, Trainee Medical Administrator, Trainee Public Health Physician, Trainee Psychiatrist or Senior Registrar.

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Doctor in Training means a medical practitioner who is appointed as an Intern, Resident Medical Officer, Registrar, or Senior Registrar.

Doctor in Training means an employed member who is undertaking a course of post graduate training and who does not otherwise fall within any of the classes referred to in paragraphs (a) to (k) of Clause 35.1.

Examples of Doctor in Training in a sentence

• 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.

• Therefore the following approach is now in operation; Doctor in Training will not usually undertake any OOH work.

• The OoH Supervisor will highlight any concerns to both the Provider and Postgraduate School of Primary Care regarding Doctor in Training ability to move through the ‘traffic light’ sessions.

• It is a CCT requirement for all Doctor in Training to have a current (within 3 years) BLS certificate at final ARCP OOH providers require evidence of CPR competence to align with their operational requirements.

• This document outlines the requirements of Out of Hours (OoH) Providers in the provision of GP training and acknowledges the expectations identified within the revised position paper provided by the Committee of General Practice Education Directors (COGPED) 2010 as to the further development of the training of Doctor in Training and the OoH service.

• The Out of Hours provider will work with the Postgraduate School of Primary Care and Primary Care Organisations to develop training opportunities for Doctor in Training.

• Doctor in Training should gain experience in OoH centres, visits and telephone triage.

• It is a requirement for Doctor in Training to have a current ALS certificate on joining the GP Training Programme.

• Whilst it is acknowledged that some of these skills can be gained within ‘day’ working through for instance, telephone triage it is recommended that Doctor in Training experience a range of shift working involving out of hours working.

• 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.

More Definitions of Doctor in Training

Doctor in Training means an Ordinary Member who possesses provisional or general medical registration under the Registration Legislation, and is employed and generally training towards a specialist registration;

Doctor in Training means a doctor employed by the Employing Board as either (i) a Foundation doctor in training or (ii) a specialty trainee;