Educator Support Programme for Secondary Care Educational Supervisors

1. Introduction Health Education England (HEE) has the responsibility for ensuring that whole healthcare workforce has the right skills and attitudes and is looking at how the we support the whole workforce within the NHS and not just those undertaken a formal route of training. In the East Midlands there are around 890 non-training grade doctors (see appendix 1 for distribution) with around half performing at an equivalent to core level. This group of doctors currently have variable access to education or opportunities to enhance their skills unlike their colleagues who are training towards CCT. In light of this, Health Education England working across the East Midlands would like …

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