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PhD | |||
Pre-PhD preparation | |||
Initial planning | |||
Find a supervisor | |||
Develop your research question | |||
Plan for OOP and inform TPDStart 1 year before funding application deadline and complete by 10 months before funding application deadline You need to inform the Postgraduate Dean and your TPD as far ahead as possible that you plan to go out of programme.
Advice
The Training Programme Director needs to make sure that the clinical rotas are filled; there is sometimes a reluctance to allow OOPR on a short timescale. Even though the GMC guidance seems to suggest that only 3 months notice is needed, the initial “flagging up” is done to the Postgraduate Dean, who sets a 3 month clock ticking – it’s only after that that if they agree the TPD starts their clock running – general experience suggests that you should be letting them both know at least 6 months ahead. See BMA guidance for more detailed information. Resources
OOP guidance for doctors in training - GMC
External link
https://www.gmc-uk.org/doctors/seeking_approval.asp When do I need approval? Getting approval. How to apply. Dos and Don'ts. |
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Find your collaborators | |||
Investigate funders | |||
Think about feasibility | |||
Find a mentor | |||
Approvals for clinical projects | |||
Check whether your study is research | |||
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