Supported Return to Training
Trainees sometimes take time out from training for different reasons and for varying lengths of time. This can be a difficult and stressful time for the trainee. Health Education England supports trainees and helps them to return to training. For training breaks longer than 3 months, the SuppoRTT (Supported Return to Training) programme has been set up. This flexible programme has been designed to include enhanced supervision, clinical simulation days, mentorship and coaching, resilience training, practical advice and sign posting. More information about this can be found in the FAQ section.
A short animated guide can be viewed here, and a copy of the regional Supported Return to Training Guidance document can be viewed here. The UKBristol project website called My SuppoRTT contains a wealth of specially tailored information including videos of trainees’ experiences and the different obstacles that they can face. The national team have produced a national infographic.
The SuppoRTT Process and online forms
SuppoRTT Champions
Training Courses, online learning and Webinars
Resilience and Wellbeing
KIT/SPLIT/RTTA Days
Other Resources
Frequently Asked Questions
Coaching
In this section
- SuppoRTT Champions - Who can help?
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Keeping in Touch (KiT), Shared Parental Leave in Touch (SPLiT) and Return To Training Activity (RTTA) days (and funding)
- Training Courses, Online Learning, Webinars and SuppoRTT Groups
- Resources
- Resilience and Wellbeing
- The SuppoRTT Process and Online Forms
- South West SuppoRTT Hub