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Individual Placement Description
Placement Renal Medicine
Year F1
Region West
Hospital(s) University Hospital Monklands, Airdrie
Main Duties of Placement

You will be ward-based and gain experience in the management of patients under your care.

Duties include participation in ward rounds, organising relevant investigations, making appropriate referrals and discharge planning and communicating with relatives and GPs.

Typical Work Pattern
Learning Opportunities

Regular informal teaching on ward rounds

Opportunities to learn how to do practical procedures in a simulation area.

You are expected to attend teaching sessions with 2 hours of protected teaching per week as noted below.

On-site library facilities available 24/7.

Excellent computer access for e-learning and online modules.

Teaching

Informal on ward rounds and at MDT meetings

Dedicated F1 teaching on Tuesday lunchtime (Protected teaching time).

Postgraduate Medical Education meetings on Wednesday lunchtime (Protected teaching time).

Weekly Departmental meetings (for case presentations, audit, journal club, mortality & morbidity, specialty quiz)on Thursday lunchtime for General medicine and Friday lunch time for Care of the Elderly

ILS course

F1 simulation

Team simulation

Unique Selling Points

Excellent induction and hand-overs

Good support from Seniors

Comprehensive teaching programme

Useful experience during CCU and Medical HDU and Stroke attachment

Excellent support working alongside experienced MINTs Major Nurses in AMRU

Opportunity to develop as an Educator

It is important to note that this description is a typical example of your placement and may be subject to change.


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