We frequently have opportunities for community-based and in-house teachers across the undergraduate GP curriculum.
Please watch the video below, explore the top reasons to get involved in GP teaching and download the BSMS teaching opportunities guide at the bottom of the page. This provides detailed information about the different ways for GPs to teach at BSMS and support our wider undergraduate activities. Please note that you do not have to be a GP trainer or Clinical Supervisor to teach undergraduate medical students.
We are currently in particular need of community GP teachers for years 1, 2 and 4. For further information, contact Heidi Swain (Quality and Placement Officer) by telephone 07823 516381 or Sara Huckett 07823 516390 email gpplacements@bsms.ac.uk / H.Swain@bsms.ac.uk / S.Huckett@bsms.ac.uk. For in-house facilitator roles, please read the job description under Teaching Facilitators.
Please watch the video below, explore the top reasons to get involved in GP teaching and download the BSMS teaching opportunities guide at the bottom of the page. This provides detailed information about the different ways for GPs to teach at BSMS and support our wider undergraduate activities. Please note that you do not have to be a GP trainer, clinical or educational supervisor to teach undergraduate medical students.
The impact of training students on a GP practice