Graeme DeyGraeme Dey
  • News
    • Angus South
    • Holyrood
    • Westminster
    • Education
  • About
    • Graeme Dey MSP
    • GDPR
      • Privacy Policy
      • Child Data Protection
      • Cookies
  • Surgeries
    • Surgery Times
  • Issues
    • Education
    • Environment
    • Health
    • Housing
    • Law & Order
    • Social Security
    • Transport
    • Devolved and Reserved Powers
  • Gallery
    • 2021 –
      • 2023
      • 2022
      • 2021
    • 2016 – 2020
      • 2020
      • 2019
      • 2018
      • 2017
      • 2016
    • 2011 – 2015
      • 2015
      • 2014
      • 2013
      • 2012
      • 2011
  • Videos
    • Members’ Business
    • Questions
      • First Minister’s Questions
      • General Questions
      • Portfolio Questions
      • Topical Questions
  • Contact
    • Contact Graeme
    • Consent Form
Facebook Twitter Instagram YouTube
Friday, September 22
Graeme DeyGraeme Dey
Facebook Twitter Instagram YouTube
  • News
    1. Angus South
    2. Holyrood
    3. Westminster
    4. Education
    5. View All

    2-Child Benefit Cap Hits 1,330 Angus Children

    13th September 2023

    Giving a voice to people who use mental health services in Angus

    11th September 2023

    Graeme’s Column

    1st September 2023

    Local SNP Politicians Seek to Remove Banking Hub Obstacles

    10th August 2023

    Scottish Parliament approves final extension of tenant protections

    21st September 2023

    Minimum Unit Pricing Consultation

    20th September 2023

    Improving Digital Connectivity

    20th September 2023

    Supporting Unpaid Carers

    19th September 2023

    SNP Slams PM for Net Zero U-Turns

    22nd September 2023

    Where Westminster fails, Scotland can succeed

    24th August 2023

    UK Lagging Behind European Neighbours

    18th August 2023

    Labour rows back on Workers’ Rights

    18th August 2023

    New Scottish Education Exchange Programme

    11th September 2023

    Record number of young Scots in education, training or employment

    30th August 2023

    Visit to Forth Valley College

    22nd August 2023

    Results Day 2023

    8th August 2023

    SNP Slams PM for Net Zero U-Turns

    22nd September 2023

    Scottish Parliament approves final extension of tenant protections

    21st September 2023

    Minimum Unit Pricing Consultation

    20th September 2023

    Improving Digital Connectivity

    20th September 2023
  • About
    • Graeme Dey MSP
    • GDPR
      • Privacy Policy
      • Child Data Protection
      • Cookies
  • Surgeries
    • Surgery Times
  • Issues
    • Education
    • Environment
    • Health
    • Housing
    • Law & Order
    • Social Security
    • Transport
    • Devolved and Reserved Powers
  • Gallery
    • 2021 –
      • 2023
      • 2022
      • 2021
    • 2016 – 2020
      • 2020
      • 2019
      • 2018
      • 2017
      • 2016
    • 2011 – 2015
      • 2015
      • 2014
      • 2013
      • 2012
      • 2011
  • Videos
    • Members’ Business
    • Questions
      • First Minister’s Questions
      • General Questions
      • Portfolio Questions
      • Topical Questions
  • Contact
    • Contact Graeme
    • Consent Form
Graeme DeyGraeme Dey
You are at:Home»Holyrood»Health»Record medical trainee recruitment levels

Record medical trainee recruitment levels

RobertBy Robert26th July 202333 Views2 Mins Read Health
Share
Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Reddit WhatsApp

New starts will begin training this August.

More medical training posts have been accepted at this stage of the recruitment year than ever before – exceeding last year’s record by 100 posts.

NHS Education for Scotland data as of 25 July 2023 shows that 1,061 posts have been filled so far this year from 1,137 advertised.

This includes 100% fill rates at entry level in General Practice, Psychiatry, Anaesthetics, Radiology and Emergency Medicine.

These trainee doctors will take up post in August 2023. Another recruitment round will be held before the end of the year for those taking up post in February 2024.

I am delighted to see that Scotland continues to be recognised as a highly desirable place both to live and pursue a career in medicine.

This is testament to our world-class medical education and training system as well as those working hard to prepare the next generation of doctors who will look after us in the future. 

These results show that NHS Scotland continues to grow accordingly to meet the needs of its patients and I look forward to welcoming these new doctors into the health service.

JENNI MINTO, MINISTER FOR PUBLIC HEALTH

#NHS Scotland breaking recruitment records.

Find out more ↓@scotgovhealth @NHS_Education @jenni_minto @Emmainverness #NHSRecruitment #NHSScotlandhttps://t.co/Vq1UvUURp4 pic.twitter.com/q9sQvNbSUT

— National Health Executive (@nhenews) July 26, 2023

As of today, 93% of posts advertised for August 2023 start dates in Scotland are filled.
Many programmes have filled at 100% and in programmes which have not filled, we are working to understand why.

There has also been a significant expansion of training posts across Scotland, particularly in General Practice which has a current fill rate of 100%.

DR EMMA WATSON, NHS EDUCATION FOR SCOTLAND MEDICAL DIRECTOR
Background

https://medical.hee.nhs.uk/medical-training-recruitment/medical-specialty-training/fill-rates/2023-fill-rates

HEE have used data from 17 June 2023. Recruitment is ongoing and NES has used figures from 25 July 2023.

At the equivalent stage of the 2022 recruitment year, 1,016 posts had been advertised and 961 had been filled (giving a 95% fill rate). While this year’s fill rate is slightly lower than it was at this stage in 2022, overall 121 more posts have been advertised and 100 more have been filled so far compared to the same time last year.

100% of posts advertised in General Practice have been filled successfully (273 out of 273). 46 posts were advertised in Core Psychiatry, 68 in Core Anaesthetics, 36 in Clinical Radiology and 28 in Emergency Medicine at entry level. All of these posts filled successfully.

emergency medicine general practice jenni minto nhs scotland trainee doctors
Previous ArticleWhat’s the point of Labour?
Next Article Citizenship in an independent Scotland
Robert

I have worked for Graeme since joining his office part-time as a constituency assistant while studying at University in 2017, before eventually capitulating and taking on a full-time role as office manager in 2021.

Related Posts

Scottish Parliament approves final extension of tenant protections

21st September 2023

Minimum Unit Pricing Consultation

20th September 2023

Improving Digital Connectivity

20th September 2023
Stay In Touch
  • Facebook 2.7K
  • Twitter 1.5K
  • Instagram 560
  • YouTube 101
latest news

SNP Slams PM for Net Zero U-Turns

Scottish Parliament approves final extension of tenant protections

Minimum Unit Pricing Consultation

Improving Digital Connectivity

About
About

Graeme Dey is the the Member of the Scottish Parliament for Angus South Constituency.

Having worked for The Courier newspaper for 26 years, Graeme was elected to Holyrood in 2011.

In March 2023, Graeme was chosen by First Minister Humza Yousaf to be Minister for Higher and Further Education; and Minister for Veterans.

Facebook Twitter Instagram YouTube
Latest Posts

SNP Slams PM for Net Zero U-Turns

Scottish Parliament approves final extension of tenant protections

Minimum Unit Pricing Consultation

Improving Digital Connectivity

Flickr Photos
Ayrshire College
Poverty Alliance
Ayrshire College
Aberdeen University
Forth Valley College Falkirk campus
SRUC
Agricarbon 2
Agricarbon 1
Tayside Council on Alcohol
Richmond Fellowship
HOPE Organic Garden 2
Active Schools Angus 1
Star Rock Shop 3
Barry Mill 1
Peel Farm 2
White Ribbon Campaign
© 2023 Graeme Dey MSP. No parliamentary funds have been used to create and maintain this website.

Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.

Go to mobile version