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SWL FELLOWSHIPS

The scheme closes to new entrants on 31st March 2024 and concludes on the 31st March 2026. 

 

The SWL SPIN New to Practice Fellowship scheme is aimed at newly qualified GPs within 1 year of CCT, and new to practice GPNs within 1 year of joining general practice within primary care, supporting permanent roles in South West London. 

The scheme aims to support practice & PCN recruitment and retention by supporting the creation of new, innovative roles within a supportive employment package.

Fellows on our programmes have access to:

  • Up to 2 funded sessions per week, over 2 years, to undertake specific CPD

  • Links to host organisations to complete CPD (second session optional) - see host portfolio opportunities link below

  • PG Certificate in Healthcare Practice (optional)

  • SPIN Fellowship Programme Director, for SWL

  • Monthly facilitated peer support & networking

  • Primary Care Induction

  • Access to a Mentor 

Hear all about fellowships on the Primary Care UK podcast HERE

HOST PORTFOLIO OPPORTUNITIES

FELLOWSHIP - FEEDBACK FORM

NHSE FELLOWSHIPS INFORMATION

NHSE FELLOWSHIPS WEBSITE

FELLOWSHIP APPLICATIONS

APPLICATIONS ARE NOW OPEN FOR THE FINAL COHORT STARTING IN APRIL 2024.

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SWL SPIN NEW TO PRACTICE FELLOWSHIP - APRIL 2024 START

For newly qualified GPs and new to practice GP nurses in primary care interested in undertaking a funded SWL SPIN New to Practice Fellowship.

SWL SPIN NEW TO PRACTICE FELLOWSHIP - GPN ROLLING APPLICATION

For new to practice nurses (within 12 months) in primary care interested in undertaking a funded SWL SPIN New to Practice Fellowship.

SWL SPIN NEW TO PRACTICE FELLOWSHIP HOSTS

For organisations interested in hosting a GP or nurse Fellow.

GP FAQ

GP NURSE FAQ

Paul Newcombe, SPIN host

Paul Newcombe, Deputy Dean Healthcare Education at the University of Roehampton shares his experience of hosting a medical education fellowship for both GPs and GPNs.

Alex Lang, SPIN host

Alex Lang, Head of Transformation for Long-term conditions at South West London Health and Care Partnership, shares the benefits of supporting the SPIN fellowship, from the perspective of a host employer. 

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