Welcome to the South West Peninsula Deanery
The South West Peninsula Deanery office address details are:
Latest News
Latest Specialty Training News
Specialty Training Recruitment 2013
Deanery Annual Report 2011/2012
National Leadership Academy Clinical Fellowship Programme 2012-13
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Click here for the Leadership Fellow Application Form
Specialty Training Event Feedback held at the Exeter Racecourse on 15th March 2013
Joint Educational Conference - date for your diaries
The annual joint Peninsula and Severn Deaneries educational conference will take place on Thursday 24th October at Exeter Racecourse. Further details click here
GMC require trainees to move to most up to date curriculum
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GMC position statement on Time out of Training - effective 1st April 2013
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GMC guidance on CCT application - effective 31st March 2013
The Shape of Postgradaute Medical Education Training Review
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Trainee Doctor - standards for Postgraduate Medical Education and Training
Health Education South West
South West Peninsula Deanery
Raleigh Building
Tamar Science Park
Plymouth
PL6 8BYTel: (01752) 676100
Please note that staff emails are:
firstname.lastname @southwest.hee.nhs.uk
Phone numbers have also changed. Please see the Who Are We section under 'About Us' in the left hand menu.
About the Deanery
The South West Peninsula Deanery was established on 1 April 2005 and is responsible for the commissioning and quality assurance of postgraduate medical and dental education and training across Devon and Cornwall. It provides support for GP Training, Foundation Training, Core Training and Specialty Training for all trainees within the Peninsula.
The Deanery is part of the Local Education Training Board (Health Education South West) and is under the direction of the Postgraduate Dean, Professor Martin Beaman.
The vision of the Deanery is to promote the delivery of high quality patient care through the provision of a highly skilled medical workforce.
The aim is for this workforce to be skilled in all aspects of patient care and be equipped to develop and modify their knowledge and skills in line with the changing needs of the service in the future. This means that all doctors completing training in the South West Peninsula should be fit to practise, fit for purpose and able to adapt.
Some of the documentation is still being developed and validated, please bear with us while this work continues. Please check each section for the available information.