Practice Placement Facilitators :: South Tyneside and Sunderland NHS Foundation Trust Intranet

Allied Health

Educator Preparation

If you wish to complete a formal Educator Preparation Course, these are provided by the University of Sunderland. For further details and application forms, please contact stsft.CPD@nhs.net

Occupational Therapy

OT Educator courses

Occupational Therapy course available at University of Sunderland (Nina Bedding)

Occupational Therapy Course Northumbia University (Stephanie Whittington)

Physiotherapy

Physiotherapy Educator courses

Physiotherapy course available at University of Sunderland (Teri Taylor)

Physiotherapy course available at Northumbia University (Katherine Baker)

ODPs

ODP curriculum documents

ODP Programme documentation - Northumbria University

Mentor forms and HCPC information

Reflection on role as Practice Educator

Podiatry

Podiatry curriculum documents

New College Durham - course information

Clinical Educator’s handbook

(Podiatry Educator updates will be advertised and delivered by New College Durham)

Educator forms and HCPC information

Reflection on role as Practice Educator

Midwifery

Midwifery curriculum documents

Midwifery curriculum documents - Northumbria University

PebblePad

MC1000 Conversion Masterclass

Placement information for Trust Midwifery

Nursing

Nursing curriculum documents

Nursing Student Documentation and Mentor Guides - Northumbria University

Contact details for Northumbria University students:

Check ARC for relevant personal tutor

Reporting absence - hl.ask4help@northumbria.ac.uk

Nursing Student Documentation and Mentor Guides – Sunderland University

Contact details for University of Sunderland students:

1st Year - Donna Marley - donna.marley@sunderland.ac.uk

2nd Year - Lynn Swift - lynn.swift@sunderland.ac.uk

3rd Year - Claire Calladine - claire.calladine@sunderland.ac.uk

Reporting absence - fhsw.nursingabsences@sunderland.ac.uk

Nursing Student Documentation and Mentor Guides – Open University

OU Portfolio - Enhancing your healthcare practice
OU Guidance on placements
Stage 2 portfolio (2016)
Stage 2 guide to portfolio (2016)

BSc Nursing Apprenticeship

From January 2019, a BSC Nursing Apprenticeship will commence in South Tyneside and Sunderland NHS Foundation Trust in partnership with the University of Sunderland.

Applicants will be current employees of the Trust, having worked in a Health Care role for a minimum of 2 years, completed their Care Certificate and met the educational requirements of the programme.

Credit for time worked in care will be considered which allows times from the 5 year programme to be shortened. This means the apprentice will complete either a 4 year or a 3 year course, depending on their academic qualification level. Apprentices will continue to be paid as a Health Care Assistants for the duration of the programme and will work 50% of the time in their own work area and 50% in supernumerary placements.

The Apprentice will have a ‘supervisor’ (a registrant) in both the base and supernumerary placements. They are also supported and signed as competent by a member of university staff called an AESiP (Apprentice Education Supervisor in Practice)

Further details about applications etc. should be directed to stsft.Apprenticeships@nhs.net

Further information about placements and supervisors should be directed to stsft.practiceplacementfacilitators@nhs.net

TEAM Model of Supervision

Student TEAM model pack

Placement Team Model pack

TEAM presentation slides

POLO

NMC Documentation

Record of PA/PS experience log for revalidation

Standards for Education

The Code, Standards and Guidance

ARC PEP-Net

ARC PEP-Net is a web based placement information system managed collaboratively by the Trust and Northumbria University. Each placement has identified ARC users who can access and maintain real time information about their team and the students they are allocated. Students can access information about their placements before they start which should enhance their overall experience.