Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust
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Trust Details
Trust name | Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust |
Hospital Site / Clinic (if applicable) | East Surrey Hospital, Redhill & Crawley Hospital |
Address | Canada Avenue, Redhill, Surrey, RH1 5RH |
Trust Switchboard Tel No | 01737 768511 |
Trust web site | |
Trust foundation web page | |
Terms and Conditions of employment | All junior doctors in training must meet the national code of practice requirement before commencing their appointment |
Key personnel
Director of Medical Education | Dr Ivor Lewis | |
Clinical Tutor | Dr Ivor Lewis | |
Foundation Training Programme Director(s) | Dr Sunil Zachariah (Consultant Endocrinologist) | |
Careers Tutor(s) | TBA | |
Medical Education Manager | Mrs Nisha Patel | |
Medical Staffing Manager Senior Medical Staffing Officer | Mrs Nisha Patel Mrs Diane Mintrim | |
Foundation Programme Administrator(s) | Mrs Caroline Pusey | |
Facilities
Postgraduate Centre | The Trust provides training opportunities for all staff within the Trust. There is regular lunchtime teaching in the Postgraduate Education Centre and a Clinical Skills room in the Postgraduate Education Centre. | |
Accommodation | On site accommodation is available and there is a charge for this, Shared flat with a maximum of 4 bedrooms at present in new and refurbished units. Shared kitchen (with fridge freezer, microwave, hob and oven) and shared wc/bath/shower .Ensuite accommodation is available, but the opportunities to provide this type of accommodation is rare due its popularity with long-term residents. | |
Social activities | Social events are regularly held by junior doctors organised by the Mess President. There is active participation from junior doctors to make the events successful and supported by both clinicians and management. | |
Doctors' mess | There is a newly refurbished Doctors Mess on site at East Surrey Hospital | |
Library facilities | There is a library at East Surrey Hospital providing access to traditional services and resources as well as PCs with internet access on a 24 hour basis. | |
IT facilities | Good IT facilities available. | |
Other facilities (Recreational or otherwise) | Catering onsite Child Care facilities Season ticket and cycle purchase loans | |
Local amenities/attractions | East Surrey Hospital is situated 2 miles south of Redhill town Centre. The towns of Redhill and Reigate have excellent shopping, entertainment and sports facilities. Local areas of interest include the North Downs for walking and biking, flying at Redhill Aerodrome, horse racing at nearby Lingfield Park all weather course, theatres and cinemas in Redhill, Reigate and Crawley. | |
Transport links | There is a fast train service from Redhill to Central London (approximately 30 minutes) and 15 minutes to Gatwick Airport. There is easy access to the coast at Brighton and other parts of Surrey and the Southeast via J8 of the M25 motorway at Reigate. Local Public transport (buses) will take you to most of the surrounding areas (Dorking, Redhill, Caterham, Crawley, Horley etc.). Redhill station is approximately 10/15 minutes bus journey from East Surrey Hospital. | |
Parking arrangements | At Induction all new junior doctors will be issued with an identification badge which will allow them access to the staff car parks. | |
Accolades/achievements of the trust | The trust regularly hosts MRCP PACES examination for the royal college of physician and MRCPcH for the royal college of paediatrics and child health. | |
Any additional information | We have medical students from Brighton and Sussex Medical School, Imperial College and St Georges Medical School. | |
Foundation programme specific information
Induction/shadowing arrangements | There are opportunities for shadowing on request. All foundation year one trainees are expected to attend one week induction programme prior to commencement as this provides excellent teaching and Training opportunities. | |
Educational and clinical supervision | All foundation trainees are allocated both clinical & educational Supervisor throughout their training programme. | |
Teaching programme | There are 30 Foundation Year 1 trainees (FY1), all based at East Surrey Hospital. Ten of which rotate through General Internal medicine, four which rotate through Geriatrics,10 which rotate through General Surgery, Medicine/MAU/Stroke ward, one which rotates through Acute Medicine (MAU), two which rotate through Critical Care. Excellent training and teaching opportunities are available. There are 30 Foundation Year 2 trainees posts (FY2) which consist of six which rotate through General Practice (some of the sites for the General Practice posts are not based close to the hospital and you may need to use public transport or have the use of a car), ten which rotate through the Emergency Department, two which rotate through Obstetrics and Gynaecology, two which rotate through Paediatrics, two which rotate through Adult Psychiatry (sites for the Psychiatry posts are not based at East Surrey Hospital), three which rotate through Geriatrics, two which rotate through Trauma and Orthopaedics, one which rotates through Acute Medicine, one which rotates through Surgery, one which rotates through General Internal Medicine. | |
Tasters | Foundation 1 & 2 trainees are encouraged to attend taster week. In line with the national code of practice and deanery guidelines for study leave. | |
Simulation | East Surrey Hospital has now facilities to offer its own Simulation training and is compulsory for all Foundation doctors. | |
Foundation doctor forums | Junior doctor’s forum is held by monthly and chaired by the chief executive and attended by the trust executive team. All junior doctors are invited to attend the forum to voice their concerns. | |
Any additional information | Who we are and what we do Our Vision | |