YHFS Specialised Foundation Programmes
East Yorkshire Specialised Posts
- 21 Academic Research Programmes.
- 3 Medical Education Programmes
- Collaboration with the Hull York Medical School
- Enrolment on either the Postgraduate Certificate in Health Research & Statistics or the Postgraduate Certificate in Health Professions Education
- For the 2023 cohort we are introducing 3 Medical Education programmes that have their FY1 year at Diana Princess of Wales hospital in Grimsby and their FY2 year in Doncaster. The Medical Education PGCert will be hosted by Sheffield University
The full academic rotations for YHFS are available at the bottom of this page (filter by North East).
For further information regarding Medical Education placements, please see the example job description at the bottom of the page.
How to Apply
For details of how to apply, please see our Allocation Process section. If you have any queries, please contact foundation.yh@hee.nhs.uk
Projects and Supervisors
Academic Foundation Research Projects and Supervisors (for 4-month F2 projects)
Academic Foundation placements are offered in the research areas indicated below:
| Location | Academic Supervisor |
Clinical Specialty |
|---|---|---|
| Hull | Prof Ian Chetter | Surgery |
| Hull | Mr Daniel Carradice | Surgery |
| Hull | Mr George Smith | Surgery |
| Hull | Prof Andrew Clark, Dr Angela Hoye | Cardiology |
| Hull | Prof Alyn Morice, Dr Simon Hart, Dr Michael Crooks | Respiratory Medicine |
| Hull | Prof Mike Lind | Oncology |
| Hull | Dr William Townend | Emergency Medicine |
| Hull | Dr David Hepburn, Dr Paul Crampton | Medical Education |
| Hull | Prof Thozhukat Sathyapalan | Diabetes and Endocrinology |
| Hull | Prof Sunil Bhandari | Renal Medicine |
| Hull | Prof Miriam Johnson | Palliative Medicine |
| Hull | Prof Joanne Reeve | General Practice |
| Hull | Dr Gavin Barlow | Infection |
| Hull | Prof Mahmoud Loubani | Cardiothoracic surgery |
| York | Prof Ian Watt | Primary Care |
| York | Prof Simon Gilbody | Mental Health |
| York | Prof Dean McMillan | Mental Health |
| York | Prof Najma Siddiqi | Mental Health |
| York | Dr Bhavani Rengabashyam | Clinical Radiology |
All academic trainees in YHFS have funding provided to complete a PG Certificate in either Research or Medical Education. Trainees should work with their Academic Supervisor and Employer to make sure that the required modules can be completed in both FY1 and FY2 without causing any significant impact on their clinical placements.
As YHFS are funding these courses there is an expectation for trainees to complete the course over the 2 years of Foundation training. While YHFS mandate completion of this course, due to it being an excellent additional opportunity for our academic trainees, it is not a mandatory requirement for completion of Foundation training as it is additional to the Foundation curriculum.
YHFS believe our Academic trainees will welcome this opportunity and will strive to work with their Supervisors, the University and their Employer in order to ensure this can be completed.
YHFS have also created a checklist of competencies, taken from the UKFPO Academic Compendium, to be used as a guide for Academic trainees over their 2 year programme. Again this can’t be mandated, but will provide a structure of expectation and record Academic achievement throughout their Academic programme. Again the trainee should work with their Supervisors, the University and their Employers to complete as many of the requirements on the checklist as possible.
The Health Professionals Education Programme delivered by HYMS (Hull York Medical School), is offering flexible Postgraduate Certificates, Diplomas or Masters. Offering a range of modules and two intakes per year (September & January), study options include a 100% online approach or a hybrid learning experience with online and face to face learning. Accredited by the Higher Education Academy, completion of the certificate allows for application for membership as a fellow. You can find more details via the HullYorkMed YouTube page
Designed specifically for students with an interest in teaching, assessment, course design and educational research, the programmes provide access to a wealth of resources and knowledge from both the Universities of Hull & York in addition to peers and tutors.
For more information please visit the HYMS website.
