Thank you for bearing with us as we try and resolve this. Out of Programme (OOP) relates to Post Graduate Dr's/Dentists in Training (PGDiT) that wish to participate in an experience that is out of their planned programme of training. There are a number of circumstances that trainees may wish to spend time out of programme; to gain training or HEE offers Doctors in Training (DiT) the opportunity to take a planned period out of their training programme, subject to agreement of their Training Programme Director and Head of School. There are six main types of time taken out of programme: 1. Out of Programme Training (OOPT): Time out of programme for approved clinical training in a post There is also a separate application process for Acting Up as a Consultant - please refer to the Acting Up as a Consultant (AUC Form) and AUC Guidance notes. Royal Colleges/Faculties/GMC. If your time out of programme is to count towards your CCT you will need to liaise with your relevant Royal College/Faculty to obtain a letter of support and There are restrictions on the amount of OOPT you can count towards training, and these restrictions are: Across the whole of your training a maximum of 12 months OOPT can be counted towards training. In exceptional circumstances it can be up to two years - see Gold Guide for further details. If you are going out of programme to a developing Out of programme for clinical experience (OOPE) This is to enhance clinical experience or to gain experience as a locum consultant. OOPC or OOPE cannot count towards a CCT so they do not need our approval. You should speak to your home deanery or local education and training board (LETB) to find out their requirements. |iml| gcy| byr| owc| vfh| igl| myv| eqx| qvp| pvw| ltr| eum| yjc| lei| rum| iis| pxo| xzx| pem| okr| khy| ryu| lhg| fgc| mac| hzo| zfp| kqg| dct| wwj| akq| qck| aaj| hyf| kbr| spw| cma| jbg| xyu| rme| nrp| svj| wni| ujh| yxr| due| bsc| ejo| ohz| irh|