Update on regional roles: 5 November 2008. This document outlines the main regional roles that the College supports whether as an employer; through its governance or with partner organisations such as the Schools of Surgery. Please feedback comments to your Regional Coordinator or to collegereps@rcseng.ac.uk. Role ‘Parent’ Appointment/recruitment College Council Council Lead Regional Policy Regional Council leads Coordinator (College staff) College From College Council – Council Lead for Regional Policy, College Revision Committee. College Assessors College College (College) Surgical Deanery/ School of Tutor Surgery & College Regional Specialty College Adviser Main functions College lead in region Contact with College Coordinator; Head of School; School of Surgery Board member; on appointment panel for Head of School/senior roles; Council notified supports Presidential visits. College advertising & Support College activities in regions; interviews Manage relationships and feedback with regional representatives; Council notified following curriculum implementation - School of completion of probation. Surgery Board Member. Member of Core Surgical Training Committee Forum (CSTC Forum). Application form approved Support AAC process – job by Council Lead descriptions, job planning & Compulsory training session interviewing consultants on panel. Council ratify appointment. 1) Deanery undertakes local In line with local School of Surgery local advertising & interview requirements: (Coordinator link) OR Curriculum guidance 2) College processes Quality assurance Council notified Pastoral care Ballot run centrally by Support AAC process – job College based on surgical descriptions, job planning & consultants in deanery interviewing for hospital appointments. May chair Specialty Training Future of role Development of regional professional affairs infrastructures. Maintained; support implementation of professional affairs infrastructure and recertification processes. Maintained & developed in line with any legislation changes and College policies. Any development in line with schools; core training curriculum & ISCP evaluations. Important & increasing link with the Trust and its educational governance systems. Subject to professional affairs pilot findings. In the West Midlands and South West these roles have been discontinued at Role Regional Advisor/Deanery Advisor ‘Parent’ College Appointment/recruitment Main functions Future of role Council ratify Committee depending upon local school processes. RA: Representing RSA’s Review consultant job descriptions RA role had moved to DA role except in NW, London, Wales, NI & may be subject to local arrangements. present in line with the pilots. RA: Appointed from local RSA’s DA: College-Deanery – advertising & interview with College Council member on interview panel DA: Support establishment of School of surgery General advertisement and PILOT - Establish local professional interview by College Council affairs network – links with surgeons; leads. RSPA’s (below); Strategic Health Council ratify Authorities. Develop Professional Affairs Board. RA - Subject to professional affairs pilot findings No further DA appointment to take place in this form. Council ratify Director for Professional Affairs – PILOT: West Midlands & South West (SHA) College Regional Specialty Specialty Association/ Professional Advisor – PILOT: College WM & SW Head of School of Surgery Deanery (managerially) & College (professionally) Core Surgical Training Programme Director/Training Committee Chair Specialty/Training Programme Director/Training Committee Chair Deanery/ School of Surgery Appointment by Specialty Association. Council notified. Deanery-College – Deanery process of advertising, interview with College Council member on interview panel Deanery processes PILOT - identify the support required by individual surgeons for: recertification; CPD; appraisal, careers support, job planning; Develop Professional Affairs Board. Manage the delivery of surgical training in a deanery. Subject to professional affairs pilot findings. Subject to professional affairs pilot findings. Subject to deanery/COPMeD developments College – Head of School Forum Member of Head of School Forum Deanery – lead core level programme delivery as determined by School. In line with development of the core curriculum & their School of Surgery College – CSTC Forum members. Deanery/ School of Surgery Deanery processes Deanery – lead surgical specialty programme delivery Joint Committee on Surgical Training – confirms appointment with Deanery; SAC links. With School of Surgery developments.