Recruitment is now open for JAG clinical fellow.

Responsibility for the assessment of the competence of doctors who have trained and independently practice endoscopy overseas lies with the employing trust/unit. To date, there has been no recommended approach to assessing these individuals. An assessment of competence also applies to doctors who have trained and practice independent endoscopy overseas who are progressing the portfolio (previously CESR) pathway route. In response to feedback from trusts and the need to formally assess doctors training through the portfolio route, the JAG training group agreed guidance linked here.

Please see below the statement from the elfh team for further information: 

"As part of the TEL vision to streamline our services and provide a single learning management system for all health and social care colleagues, we are preparing to move elfh programmes to the Learning Hub over the next few months, starting with Statutory and Mandatory training at the end of October. Remaining programmes will relocate afterwards. 

As we move elfh programmes to the Learning Hub, learners will access the relocated programmes on the Learning Hub. Programmes that are yet to move can continue to be accessed on the elfh Hub. 

Prior to programmes relocating, learners will be asked to complete any unfinished sessions on the elfh Hub as their progress will not be carried over to the Learning Hub. Where programmes are undertaken on the elfh Hub, learners can view their activity as usual. Learning activity in the Learning Hub can be found in ‘My learning’." 

As mentioned above, all current accounts on elfh will be able to login using the same credentials on the Learning Hub. However, any partially completed modules and certificates will not be saved in this move. 

Users who utilise the eIntegrity portal will be unaffected. 

If you have any questions regarding this, please contact the elfh team for further information or review their post about the learning hub move here.