Additional resources
Additional resources
- Are you working closely with students and/or the newly qualified workforce?
See HEE’s guidance on Reducing Pre-registration Attrition and Improving Retention (RePAIR). - Step to work e-Learning - HEE/NHSE is a resource comprised of an eight-module learning programme, available via e-learning for healthcare, intending to support AHP's transition from education to employment in a health and social care setting, providing the ‘new to role’ AHPs with guidance, support and practical tools to help them reflect on their experiences. The eight modules cover:
- Positive appraisal of learning during challenging situations
- Personal wellbeing at work
- Everyday work
- Systems that shape everyday practice
- Ethics, accountability, and decision-making
- Developing and working in an inclusive environment
- Building positive relationships
- Sustaining change and learning
- Visit Step into the NHS for support in finding a role in the NHS.
Case studies
- See Jolie Beattie's case study for inspiration in career development.
- See also A future in clinical research, an article by Fran Campbell, writing in News and Views of the British Lymphology Society (BLS). Fran is an musculoskeletal (MSK) podiatrist who works with people with lower extremity lymphoedema (LEL), lipoedema and leg ulcers and MSK conditions and is on the scientific committee of the British Lymphology Society (BLS). This article is a narrative about her journey in applying for a pre-doctoral fellowship with the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR). Fran secured the fellowship and is now at King’s College London and is on the pathway to applying for the NIHR Doctoral Clinical Academic Fellowship. We need more clinical academic researchers within our profession and there are many funding schemes available. This is one story that may inspire others to consider applying and taking the first steps on the road to a clinical academic career.