Foundation Programme
The Foundation Programme (FP) curriculum underpins the training and professional development of newly graduated doctors.
Library services
24 hour access to the libraries on all 3 sites. Professional librarian support including Clinical and Patient Librarians
Up to date resources and facilities
Benefits
Exam support
Online access to revision resources for a wide range of specialties
Training
Interactive training includes writing for publication and literature searches
Clinical & Patient Librarians
Dedicated teams to support your clinical work with the latest evidence & keeping patient information updated, informative and easy to access
Useful Information
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Our Doctors
Trainees and Locally Employed Doctors work in a wide range of specialties from Foundation to Specialty level
UHL employs and supports over 800 senior doctors at Consultant, Specialty Grade or in Honorary positions
Undergraduate Education
Early clinical experience that considers all disciplines in the context of a patient’s presentations
Focusing on evolving clinical learning through apprenticeship in the form of hospital placements.
Training Programmes
Internal Medicine Training
IMT is the primary entry point and initial stage of training for those trainees following a career in medicine.
General Practice
3 year training programme normally consisting of 18 months in a GP and 18 months in hospital posts.
Core Surgical Training
24 month core programme rotating through sub-specialities working towards the Intercollegiate Surgical Curriculum Programme.
Contact Us
To get in touch please use the contact form and one of the team will get back to you.
Frequently Asked Questions
To join the library, please come into one of the libraries with your work ID (where applicable) and fill in a registration form. You can also find out what we offer to external members.
For a small, refundable, deposit, library members can request a 24 hour swipe card that provides access to all 3 UHL libraries
The UHL CL Service takes information services into the clinical setting, responding to information needs that arise there. Information professionals join the multidisciplinary team at ward rounds and in clinical meetings and work in partnership with health professionals. The CL Service thus offers a mechanism for getting research evidence into practice and for clinical governance at the trust to be supported.
Visit any of the libraries and talk to our helpful staff or, alternatively, visit the library website for up to date information. You can also follow the UHL libraries on twitter @uhllib and @UHLCL
Other Facilities
Clinical Skills Unit
Provides high quality, innovative clinical skills and resuscitation training to UHL staff and medical students.
Conference Service
Provides in-house management and support for a wide range of medical courses and conferences.
Clinical Education Centres
The CEC team provide support for a number of educational functions and oversee the room booking process for the centres.
Visit Education Hub
UHL employees can register for our interactive Education Hub. Use your UHL email address to sign up for notifications, latest education news and courses. Use the Hub to access teaching resources and discussion boards and share your own teaching material with colleagues across the trust. Use the teaching calendar to find out what’s happening across UHL and download this to your personal device.
- Last Updated: 27th June 2022
