This part-time Postgraduate Certificate in Medical Education is designed for doctors who are involved in the clinical and educational supervision of trainees. It aims to equip you with the necessary skills and knowledge to meet the General Medical Council's standards for trainers and gain accreditation as a Clinical or Educational Supervisor. The course utilizes a blended learning approach, combining on-campus and online study, and is particularly suited for consultants, higher specialty trainees, and non-consultant career-grade doctors working in NHS England North West hospitals. Upon successful completion, you will be eligible to apply for Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA) from Advance HE and Membership (MAcadMEd) from the Academy of Medical Educators, both of which are professional accreditations. Please note that a prerequisite for application is the prior completion of the CPD4706 Teaching and Learning in the Medical Workplace module.
The PGCert programme consists of three modules, each worth 20 credits. The first two modules are compulsory and focus on foundational aspects of medical education and supervision. The third module allows for specialization through a choice of elective topics.
This program is designed to enhance your professional capabilities in medical education. Graduates are equipped to take on roles involving the supervision and development of postgraduate medical trainees.
Applications are restricted to those who have previously completed the CPD4706 Teaching and Learning in the Medical Workplace module. If you have not completed this module, you may be interested in the PGCert Teaching and Learning in Clinical Practice.
Tuition fees and living costs are not specified on the program page.
Accredited by Advance HE and the Academy of Medical Educators. Graduates are eligible to apply for Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA) and Membership (MAcadMEd).
Applicants must have successfully completed the CPD4706 Teaching and Learning in the Medical Workplace module and typically hold a relevant degree, usually in medicine. The program is specifically for doctors involved in the clinical and educational supervision of trainees.
You must first ensure you have completed the CPD4706 Teaching and Learning in the Medical Workplace module. Applications are made directly to Edge Hill University via their 'Apply now' section on the course page.
Graduates are equipped for roles such as Clinical Supervisor and Educational Supervisor, enhancing their professional capabilities in medical education. The program helps meet General Medical Council standards for trainers and gain accreditation.
Yes, the program is accredited by Advance HE and the Academy of Medical Educators. Successful completion makes graduates eligible to apply for Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA) and Membership (MAcadMEd).
The program utilizes a blended learning approach, combining both on-campus and online study. All assessments are 100% coursework.