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Posted26 April 2019
Health Education England (HEE) has confirmed the arrangements for accessing funding from the £50m it has made available in the first phase of allocation through its workforce development fund to help employers develop their existing workforce in 2019/20.
It has written to organisations to...
Posted16 April 2019
Figures released by Health Education England (HEE) today show that recruitment to GP specialty training is the highest ever for this time of year with 2598 trainees accepted on to courses compared to 2533 for the same period last year.
The GP specialty training fill rate for Round 1 A is...
Posted9 April 2019
Professor Simon Gregory, Primary Care Lead, Health Education England sets out why you should take a look at the role of a Physician Associate (PA) in your practice.
Working in primary care involves working with GPs and the wider practice team to provide continuity of care for patients,...
Posted4 April 2019
A new framework aimed at helping health and social care employers improve the mental wellbeing of their employees has been launched today by Health Education England (HEE).
The Workforce Stress and the Supportive Organisation – A framework for improvement through reflection, curiosity and...
Posted22 March 2019
Health Education England’s commitment to the recruitment and retention of disabled staff has been recognised by the government’s Disability Confident scheme.
The Level 2 accreditation recognises HEE’s efforts to further improve as an employer in order to recruit the right workforce not...
Posted22 March 2019
Professor Simon Gregory, Primary Care Lead, Health Education England said:
'I am very pleased that we will be able to continue to fund personal indemnity cover for GP specialty trainees. The advent of state backed indemnity for General Practice is very welcome and will do much to restore...