Please find below details of the fellowships currently available.
Our new CPTH Preceptorship for newly qualified or new to Primary Care Pharmacists is a 12-month structured programme of learning, workplace application, supervision and peer mentoring to support the transition and integration into the workplace building confidence, capability and a sustainable professional identity in general practice. Cohort 1 commences on 28th September 2026 and applications close on 22nd September.
Building on the success of the NHSE programme, our local CPTH Fellowship for Newly Qualified GPs is designed to support the transition from VTS to an established, salaried GP working in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough.
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Our local CPTH Preceptorship for newly qualified nurses is a 12-month programme of funded CPD time, education, mentoring and peer support, designed to support the transition and integration into the workplace following completion of study.
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We are also offering a 12-month Transition into Practice Programme for Registered Nurses moving into General Practice from other parts of the NHS.
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The Primary Care School at NHS England fellowship opportunity for First5 GPs in the East of England.
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The East of England Primary Care School is very pleased to launch a fantastic opportunity for newly qualified GPs to contribute to supporting international trainees throughout their training. This is a new post-CCT International Trainee Support Fellowship open to GPs in the first five years of qualifying, working in East of England.
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We have been awarded the National Preceptorship for Nursing Quality Mark for our General Practice Fellowship for newly qualified GPNs.
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Our General Practice Nurse Fellowship Scheme made the shortlist in the Preceptorship Programme of the Year category.
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