No skills, qualifications or any specialised knowledge of cancer is required to take part in Cancer Champions training. Our free awareness sessions teach people about the key facts, statistics, symptoms, and screenings linked to a number of cancers.
The NHS Leadership Academy is partnering with Pearson TQ to deliver an exciting new leadership development initiative for Edward Jenner and Mary Seacole programs, where you can gain a nationally recognised accredited CMI qualification as part of your studies.
Pearson TQ is part of the world’s leading learning company. We design, develop, and deliver bespoke training and education solutions that help people to reach their full potential and progress their careers.
Foundation Chartered Manager status is awarded on successful completion of these programs.
Please click the link here for an information brochure.
If you would like to discuss either the Edward Jenner or Mary Seacole programmes, Please contact: [email protected]
Free training for healthcare professionals (HCP) and trainees on weight managements for adults is now available in Hull from a local trained GP.
The session aims to increase HCPs’ knowledge of obesity, confidence, and skills to empower them to have brief interventions around weight with patients using a person-centred approach.
The training is in collaboration with the Hull Public Health Team, Yorkshire and Humber Obesity Research Alliance, Office for Health Improvement & Disparities (Y&H Region) and has been peer reviewed by local and national experts. Please see the attached flyer for more information.
The training can be delivered face to face or virtually at a time to suit local needs. Feedback so far has been very positive with 31/40 attendees of a pilot session rating it as ‘extremely useful’.
If you are interested in booking a group training session, please contact [email protected].
The Systems Collaborative Programme empowers collaboratives (small groups working for a common purpose) to transform health and care services by fostering collaboration across sectors. When the NHS, local authorities, voluntary organisations, and local partners work together, they create more effective, responsive care based on local needs.
The Centre for Advancing Practice is working to build a recognised and visible advanced practitioner workforce. This workforce are really important for making sure the NHS can handle whatever challenges come up in the future.
A useful guide looking at what T-Levels are available across the Humber and North Yorkshire footprint, and what careers these could lead to in Health and Care.
Find a role to suit what you want to do, who you want to work with and where you’d like to work.
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