Baker P North Western Deanery, UK |
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Biography | ||
Baker P is a Geriatrician at Bolton, though unusual in that he was a trainee GP (now called GP registrars) in Cheetham Hill before this, being one of only two hospital seniors he knows who passed the MRCGP examination. His interest in medical education began to surface as RCP tutor and he was in the first cohort of students taking the MA in Teaching and Learning in the Clinical Setting at Edge Hill University. He was subsequently appointed Postgraduate Clinical Tutor for Bolton and we ran FY2 pilots well before Foundation training proper was rolled out in the UK. As chair of the STC in Geriatric Medicine, he founded the MSc in Geriatric Medicine (Salford University) with two consultant colleagues, a unique workplace-based Masters course which replaces the Deanery teaching programme for the speciality. In 2006 he became Foundation School Director for the North Western Deanery, running one of the largest Schools in the country. From Barrow in Furness to Stockport, Where he is responsible for over 1100 trainees in 16 programmes and 12 trusts. He has a special interest in QA of training and have published in this area. He is a fellow of the Royal Colleges of Physicians and General Practitioners. |
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Research Interest | ||
Geriatric Medicine |