Dental Core Training 1 (DCT1): 2015

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1 Core Training Advisers Lead al trainer (GDH) AAI/GDHOS post 1 GDHOS/AAI post 2 in NHS Ayrshire and Arran at Ayrshire Central Hospital, Irvine and six months at Glasgow Dental Hospital (GDH) in the Oral Surgery department. Post 1 is PDS then GDH Post 2 is GDH then PDS Morag Muir Dr Christine Goodall (Oral Surgery) This post is one of two posts in the Public Dental Service within NHS Ayrshire & Arran. The DCT1 will undertake a range of Public Dental Service duties, which may include dental inspection of schools and domiciliary care, care of patients who have additional needs or require special care, paediatrics and treatment of patients within GDS terms and conditions. There will also be opportunities to participate in GA lists and receive training in sedation both IS & IV. There will be a requirement to travel within the Board area in order to obtain a range of experience. The Oral Surgery department at Glasgow Dental Hospital and School offers a broad range of al activities and experience in some or all of the following; consultant s, treatment area, minor Oral surgery sessions, supervision of BDS students, sedation sessions, treatment and theatre lists at non-base hospital sites. There is a regular Oral Surgery journal club, at which DCTs are expected to present to benefit from appraisal by senior staff. GDH: 40hrs per week GDH Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri am OS Cons OM Cons MOS session OM Cons OS Cons pm OS treatment Area OS Sedation session Study OM Cons OS treatment Area am IV Paeds GA Doms DTAN/Spec Needs pm Paeds GA Assess Study Doms Spec Needs

2 Core Training Advisers Lead al trainer (OMFS) AAK/CHS post 1 CHS/AAK post 2 in NHS Ayrshire and Arran at North West Kilmarnock Area Centre (NWAC), Kilmarnock and six months at Crosshouse Hospital, Kilmarnock in the Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery unit (OMFS) Post 1 is PDS then OMFS Post 2 is OMFS then PDS Morag Muir Mr Roger Currie This post is one of two posts in the Public Dental Service within NHS Ayrshire & Arran. The DCT1 will undertake a range of Public Dental Service duties, which may include dental inspection of schools, domiciliary care, care of patients who have additional needs or require special care, paediatrics and treatment of patients within GDS terms and conditions. There will also be opportunities to participate in GA lists and receive training in sedation both IS & IV. There will be a requirement to travel within the Board area in order to obtain a range of experience. Dentoalveolar surgery: This still constitutes the majority of the work carried out by the unit, which is mainly dealt with by Specialty Doctor(s) and DCTs under supervision. The consultants also undertake dentoalveolar surgery in the day surgery unit. Orthognathic surgery, facial trauma, facial cancer, oral medicine, TMJ disease and facial pain and implantology services are also provided. OMFS: 40 hours per week. 8:30am- 5pm weekdays with one on-call night per week, 5:00pm- 8:30am. Weekend on-call is 1:6 and is Saturday 8:30 am to Monday 8:30 am am IV Doms Paeds GA DTAN/Spec Needs pm EDS Study Doms Paeds GA Assess/Spec Needs OMFS Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri am Consultant pm Teaching Out patients or Theatre Theatre Orthodontics Consultant Study Biopsy List Orthodontics On-call/ Admin/Study or Theatre

3 Core Training Advisers (this is an example only and is DAG/DGRI post 1 DGRI/DAG post 2 There are two posts: each with six months at Dumfries Dental Centre in the Public Dental Service (PDS) and six at Dumfries and Galloway Royal Infirmary Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (OMFS) and Orthodontics Unit. Post 1 is PDS then OMFS/Ortho Post 2 is OMFS/Ortho then PDS Morag Muir The PDS post may include dental inspection of schools, domiciliary care, care of patients who have additional needs or require special care, and paediatric dentistry. There may also be opportunities to participate in GA lists and receive training in sedation. There will be a requirement to travel within the Board area in order to obtain a range of experience. In the post at DGRI there is supervised training both in theatre and outpatients, the latter in both OMFS and Orthodontics. General outpatient s see referrals from dental and medical practitioners, as well as the community and hospital services. There are also a number of combined s eg orthognathic surgery, head and neck cancer. There is good exposure to minor oral surgery, with support. OMFS/Ortho: 9.00am-5.00pm MFDS or MJDF exams. An Education Programme is provided for all dental core trainees by NES and the DCT1s are expected to participate in these formal training events. This programme normally comprises of study days as well as a national event for all DCTs. Study leave will be granted within the relevant terms and am pm Support Senior Salaried GDP Support Senior Salaried GDP Support Senior Dentist Special Care Support Senior Dentist Special Care Support Senior Dentist Special Care Support Senior Dentist Special Care General Anaesthetic list- Day Surgery Unit, DGRI Supported by attending Dental Officer Domiciliary visits and Secondary care RA sessions Senior Dentist Special Care Support - PDS Dentist Study Time OMFS/ Ortho Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri am Oncology Theatre list OMFS theatre Out patients pm Study OMFS theatre Out patients OMFS referral Orthodontics Cons Orthodontics Cons MOS

4 Core Training Adviser FV1/SGUH1 post 1 SGUH1/FV1 post 2 in NHS Forth Valley at Falkirk Community Hospital Dental Department and six months at the South General University Hospital, Glasgow in the Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Unit (OMFS). Post 1 is PDS then OMFS Post 2 is OMFS then PDS Vicky McGill The PDS post may include dental inspection of schools, domiciliary care, care of patients who have additional needs or require special care, and paediatric dentistry. There may also be opportunities to participate in GA lists and receive training in sedation. There will be a requirement to travel within the Board area in order to obtain a range of experience. The post at SGUH involves rotating over a 7 week period between the SGUH wards, theatre, Oral Surgery at Glasgow Dental Hospital and time off. Duties on the ward are undertaken either on a long day or a short day shift, and over-night on-call is residential. This rota attracts an on-call banding (2B) resulting in significant additional pay. Whilst on this rota leave has to be taken in a prescribed manner, individual needs for study and annual leave will be taken into consideration. These posts require a high level of team work and good communication skills. An excellent level of support is provided by Specialty Trainees and the Consultant group. All participants in the rota will attend an "on the Ward" course to help prepare for hospital work. A weekly MOS session is provided as well as opportunities to attend paediatric OMFS s and theatre sessions. Weekly teaching takes place. Travel between hospitals in the Glasgow area may be required for local lists and s. The Oral Surgery department at Glasgow Dental Hospital offers a broad range of al activities and experience in some or all of the following; consultant s, treatment area, minor Oral surgery sessions, supervision of BDS students, sedation sessions, treatment and theatre lists at hospital sites in the Greater Glasgow Area. PDS: 8.30am-5pm on weekdays. SGUH: 40hrs per week with a 1:7 shift rotation Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Ward 1 Ward 2 Floating GDH On Call Leave Theatre am Theatre FCH study Theatre FVRH FCH pm FCH FCH doms Theatre FVRH FCH

5 FV2/MONK post 1 MONK/FV2 post 2 There are two posts: each with six months based at Falkirk Community Hospital (FCH) in the NHS Forth Valley Public Dental Service (PDS) and six months at Monklands Hospital in the Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (OMFS) and Orthodontic Units (there are also s at Wishaw General Hospital and Hairmyres Hospital). Post 1 is PDS then OMFS Post 2 is OMFS then PDS Core Training Adviser Vicky McGill The PDS post may include dental inspection of schools, domiciliary, care of patients who have additional needs or require special care, and paediatric dentistry. There may also be opportunities to participate in GA lists and receive training in sedation. There will be a requirement to travel within the Board area in order to obtain a range of experience. The post at Monklands includes the clerking of in-patients, day-case patients and emergency admissions, with arranging the relevant investigations as appropriate. DCT1 trainees also attend ward rounds and theatre lists regularly, assist in the outpatient s and are first oncall for emergency cases. One session per week is for study, and a further session is for minor oral surgery performed under local anaesthesia. Between them the Lanarkshire hospital departments undertake a full range of Oral and Maxillofacial and Orthodontic procedures. This includes dentoalveolar and orthognathic surgery. On-call cover can involve travelling between hospitals to see or review patients not able to travel to Monklands PDS: 8.30am-5pm on weekdays. Monklands: 40hours with 1 in 6 rota DCT1 OMFS am pm Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Out Patients Monklands *Clerking pts Ward/ Ward cover Theatre Monk/Ward cover Theatre Monklands Ward Cover/ Out Patients Monklands Study Off Theatre Monklands LA List Monklands Day Surgery Hairmyres am FCH FCH doms FCH St Ninians Orchard House pm FCH FCH study FCH St Ninians Orchard House

6 Core Training Advisers Lead al trainers (GDH) GGCGH/GDHOSOM post 1 GDHOSOM/GGCGH post 2 in NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde at Govanhill Health Centre and six months at Glasgow Dental Hospital (GDH), Glasgow in the Oral Surgery and Oral Medicine departments Post 1 is PDS then GDH Post 2 is GDH then PDS Morag Muir Dr Gill Smith (Oral Med), Dr Christine Goodall (Oral Surgery) This one of 4 posts in the Public Dental Service within NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde. The DCT1 will undertake a range of Public Dental Service duties, including provision of care to children and adults within terms and conditions of GDS. There may be opportunities to receive training in sedation and experience of special care dentistry. There will be a requirement to travel within the Health Board area in order to obtain a range of experience. The Oral Surgery department at Glasgow Dental Hospital and School offers a broad range of al activities and experience in some or all of the following; consultant s, treatment area, minor Oral surgery sessions, supervision of BDS students, sedation sessions, treatment and theatre lists at non-base hospital sites. There is a regular Oral Surgery journal club, at which DCTs are expected to present to benefit from appraisal by senior staff. The department of Oral Medicine receives referrals from a wide geographical area as it provides the main specialty referral centre for the West of Scotland. There is a rapid access facility for fast-tracking suspected oral malignancies. Core training postholders are allocated to two main consultants, although they may work with all members of staff during their post. There is a phlebotomy service supported by trained dental nurses. The core trainee in Oral Medicine is expected to screen laboratory results and help prepare cases for opathology meetings. GDH: 40hrs per week GDH Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri am OS Cons OM Cons MOS session OM Cons OS Cons pm OS treatment Area OS Sedation session Study OM Cons OS treatment Area am Paeds Emergency pm Paeds Emergency Paeds IV Study Paeds IV Paeds GA

7 Core Training Advisers GGCGV/SGUH2 post 1 SGUH2/GGCGV post 2 in NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde at Govan Health Centre and six months at the South General University Hospital, Glasgow in the Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Unit (OMFS). Post 1 is PDS then OMFS Post 2 is OMFS then PDS Morag Muir This one of 4 posts in the Public Dental Service within NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde. The DCT1 will undertake a range of Public Dental Service duties, including provision of care to children and adults within terms and conditions of GDS. There may be opportunities to receive training in sedation and experience of special care dentistry. There will be a requirement to travel within the Health Board area in order to obtain a range of experience. The post at SGUH involves rotating over a 7 week period between the SGUH wards, theatre, Oral Surgery at Glasgow Dental Hospital and time off. Duties on the ward are undertaken either on a long day or a short day shift, and over-night on-call is residential. This rota attracts an on-call banding (2B) resulting in significant additional pay. Whilst on this rota leave has to be taken in a prescribed manner, individual needs for study and annual leave will be taken into consideration. These posts require a high level of team work and good communication skills. An excellent level of support is provided by Specialty Trainees and the Consultant group. All participants in the rota will attend an "on the Ward" course to help prepare for hospital work. A weekly MOS session is provided as well as opportunities to attend paediatric OMFS s and theatre sessions. Weekly teaching takes place. Travel between hospitals in the Glasgow area may be required for local lists and s. The Oral Surgery department at Glasgow Dental Hospital offers a broad range of al activities and experience in some or all of the following; consultant s, treatment area, minor Oral surgery sessions, supervision of BDS students, sedation sessions, treatment and theatre lists at hospital sites in the Greater Glasgow Area. SGH: 40hrs per week with a 1:7 shift rotation Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Ward 1 Ward 2 Floating GDH On Call Leave Theatre am Paeds Emergency pm Paeds Emergency Paeds IV Study Paeds IV Paeds GA

8 GGCP/GDHR1 post 1 GDHR1/GGCP post 2 in NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde at Possilpark Health Centre and six months at the Glasgow Dental Hospital, in the Restorative Department Post 1 is PDS then Restorative Post 2 is Restorative then PDS Core Training Advisers Morag Muir Lead al Trainer (GDH) Lynnsey Crane This one of 4 posts in the Public Dental Service within NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde. The DCT1 will undertake a range of Public Dental Service duties, including provision of care to children and adults within terms and conditions of GDS. There may be opportunities to receive training in sedation and experience of special care dentistry. There will be a requirement to travel within the Health Board area in order to obtain a range of experience. The post in the restorative department at Glasgow Dental Hospital and School offers experience in the following aspects of dentistry; Periodontology, Fixed & Removable Prosthodontics and Endodontics. There are both core and specialist level training post holders working throughout the department. There is a close working relationship with the School for Dental Care Professionals and the University of Glasgow Dental School, both located within GDH. al experiences may include; new patient referral s, treatment sessions, including basic surgical training, supervision of BDS or BSc students, and an emergency patient session. GDH: 40hrs per week GDH Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri am Perio NP Fixed Removable Pros (FRP)new patient FRP treatment Perio treatment Restorative A&E pm Perio/implant Study Endo treatment BDS undergrad teaching FRP treatment am Paeds Emergency pm Paeds Emergency Paeds IV Study Paeds IV Paeds GA

9 Core Training Advisers Lead al trainers GGCRAH/GDHPO post 1 GDHPO/GGCRAH post 2 in NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde at Royal Alexandria Hospital(RAH) and six months at Glasgow Dental Hospital (GDH) in the Paediatric Dentistry and Orthodontic departments Post 1 is PDS then GDH Paeds/Ortho Post 2 is GDH Paeds/Ortho then PDS Morag Muir Dr Alyson Wray (Paeds), Dr David Cross (Ortho) This one of 4 posts in the Public Dental Service within NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde. The DCT1 will undertake a range of Public Dental Service duties, including provision of care to children and adults within terms and conditions of GDS. There may be opportunities to receive training in sedation and experience of special care dentistry. There will be a requirement to travel within the Health Board area in order to obtain a range of experience. The post at GDH is ideally suited to anyone considering specialising in Orthodontics or Paediatric Dentistry. The orthodontic department will offer successful candidates a wide range of orthodontic experience including consultant supervised treatment/review sessions, new patient s and casual s. Time may be allocated to attend a variety of joint s in orthognathic surgery, paediatrics, cleft care and restorative dentistry to give as wide an exposure as possible to the range of orthodontic treatment carried out within the hospital. The Paediatric Department offers a wide range of al activities including: new patient s; treatment sessions; inhalation sedation; accident and emergency; trauma; hypodontia; and paediatric oral medicine. Some or all of this may be accessed by the successful candidate. al time is also spent at the Royal Hospital for Sick Children where DCTs are involved in the care of oncology, haematology and cardiac patients. They provide dental screening on wards, are involved in treatment and new patient assessment of medically complex children and play an active role in theatre sessions. GDH: 40hrs per week GDH Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri am Study Ortho (GDH) Ortho (GDH) Paeds (GDH) Paeds (GDH) pm Paeds (GDH) Ortho (GDH) Ortho (GDH) Paeds (RHSC) Paeds (GDH) am Paeds Emergency pm Paeds Emergency Paeds IV Study Paeds IV Paeds GA

10 LANC/GDHR2 post 1 GDHR2/LANC post 2 in NHS Lanarkshire at Central Health Centre and Bellshill Health centre and six months at the Glasgow Dental Hospital, in the Restorative Department Post 1 is PDS then Restorative Post 2 is Restorative then PDS Core Training Advisers Morag Muir Lead al Trainer (GDH) Lynnsey Crane This one of three posts in the Public Dental Service within NHS Lanarkshire. The DCT1 will undertake a range of Public Dental Service duties, which may include dental inspection of schools, domiciliary care, care of patients who have additional needs or require special care, paediatrics and treatment of patients within GDS terms and conditions. There may also be opportunities to participate in GA lists and receive training in sedation. There will be a requirement to travel within the Board area in order to obtain a range of experience. The post in the restorative department at Glasgow Dental Hospital and School offers experience in the following aspects of dentistry; Periodontology, Fixed & Removable Prosthodontics and Endodontics. There are both core and specialist level training post holders working throughout the department. There is a close working relationship with the School for Dental Care Professionals and the University of Glasgow Dental School, both located within GDH. al experiences may include; new patient referral s, treatment sessions, including basic surgical training, supervision of BDS or BSc students, and an emergency patient session. GDH: 40hrs per week GDH Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri am Perio NP Fixed Removable Pros (FRP)new patient FRP treatment Perio treatment Restorative A&E pm Perio/implant Study Endo treatment BDS undergrad teaching FRP treatment am /Tutorial pm Doms Study Doms

11 LANH/SGUH3 post 1 SGUH3/LANH post 2 in NHS Lanarkshire at Hunter Health Centre/Central Health Centre and six months at the South General University Hospital, Glasgow in the Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Unit (OMFS). Post 1 is PDS then OMFS Post 2 is OMFS then PDS Core Training Adviser Morag Muir The PDS post may include dental inspection of schools, domiciliary care, care of patients who have additional needs or require special care, and paediatric dentistry. There may also be opportunities to participate in GA lists and receive training in sedation. There will be a requirement to travel within the Board area in order to obtain a range of experience. The post at SGUH involves rotating over a 7 week period between the SGUH wards, theatre, Oral Surgery at Glasgow Dental Hospital and time off. Duties on the ward are undertaken either on a long day or a short day shift, and over-night on-call is residential. This rota attracts an on-call banding (2B) resulting in significant additional pay. Whilst on this rota leave has to be taken in a prescribed manner, individual needs for study and annual leave will be taken into consideration. These posts require a high level of team work and good communication skills. An excellent level of support is provided by Specialty Trainees and the Consultant group. All participants in the rota will attend an "on the Ward" course to help prepare for hospital work. A weekly MOS session is provided as well as opportunities to attend paediatric OMFS s and theatre sessions. Weekly teaching takes place. Travel between hospitals in the Glasgow area may be required for local lists and s. The Oral Surgery department at Glasgow Dental Hospital offers a broad range of al activities and experience in some or all of the following; consultant s, treatment area, minor Oral surgery sessions, supervision of BDS students, sedation sessions, treatment and theatre lists at hospital sites in the Greater Glasgow Area. SGH: 40hrs per week with a 1:7 shift rotation Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Ward 1 Ward 2 Floating GDH On Call Leave Theatre am pm Doms Study Doms

12 LANW/SGUH4 post 1 SGUH4/LANW post 2 in NHS Lanarkshire at Wishaw Health Centre and six months at the South General University Hospital, Glasgow in the Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Unit (OMFS). Post 1 is PDS then OMFS Post 2 is OMFS then PDS Core Training Advisers Morag Muir The PDS post may include dental inspection of schools, domiciliary care, care of patients who have additional needs or require special care, and paediatric dentistry. There may also be opportunities to participate in GA lists and receive training in sedation. There will be a requirement to travel within the Board area in order to obtain a range of experience. The post at SGUH involves rotating over a 7 week period between the SGUH wards, theatre, Oral Surgery at Glasgow Dental Hospital and time off. Duties on the ward are undertaken either on a long day or a short day shift, and over-night on-call is residential. This rota attracts an on-call banding (2B) resulting in significant additional pay. Whilst on this rota leave has to be taken in a prescribed manner, individual needs for study and annual leave will be taken into consideration. These posts require a high level of team work and good communication skills. An excellent level of support is provided by Specialty Trainees and the Consultant group. All participants in the rota will attend an "on the Ward" course to help prepare for hospital work. A weekly MOS session is provided as well as opportunities to attend paediatric OMFS s and theatre sessions. Weekly teaching takes place. Travel between hospitals in the Glasgow area may be required for local lists and s. The Oral Surgery department at Glasgow Dental Hospital offers a broad range of al activities and experience in some or all of the following; consultant s, treatment area, minor Oral surgery sessions, supervision of BDS students, sedation sessions, treatment and theatre lists at hospital sites in the Greater Glasgow Area. SGUH: 40hrs per week with a 1:7 shift rotation Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Ward 1 Ward 2 Floating GDH On Call Leave Theatre am pm Doms Study Doms