Information related to appraisal post CCT
- When you complete your training you will need to update your status on the performers’ list from GP registrar to GP performer. You also need to update the employment section to reflect where you are working and whether you are a salaried GP or partner. If you are a locum you can just select a region.
- Once you are on the performers list you will be offered an appraisal within the first year of practice.
- You should create a final PDP at end of training (during your last ESR), so that you have objectives that you can be appraised against in your first post-CCT appraisal.
- General information on the appraisal system and revalidation can be found on the NHS England website and there is useful information from the RCGP on how to prepare for appraisal that you should have a look at.
Revalidation and Appraisal during training
Resident doctors are revalidated every 5 years after full registration and they are revalidated again at CCT.
During training your ARCP acts as an appraisal and it is important that you complete a form R for each ARCP declaring any incidents, complaints or other investigations. You must also declare any clinical work you do outside of your training programme.
Information on revalidation, form R and incident reporting can be found here