Cardiology ARCPs

As a specialty trainee you will be required to participate in an Annual Review of Competency Progression (ARCP) process as outlined in the Gold Guide 10th Edition -August-2024

The main round of Cardiology ARCPs are usually held in the June and December of each year but are occasionally held at other times too to align with progression in training year.  The next round of Cardiology ARCPs will be held in December 2024 (date to be agreed). Those who are having their ARCP then will be contacted by  Gillian Conway, Programme Support Officer (PSO).

In preparation for ARCPs, registrars will need to ensure that all evidence is uploaded on e-portfolio. This will be assessed against the relevant training year (e.g. ST5) as per the relevant ARCP Decision Aid below.  

In addition, trainees will need to provide an ES report to cover the time from your last ARCP until present and all trainees are required to complete an enhanced Form R (which can now be done electronically) and a Whole Scope of Practice form (if applicable).  Further details of this will be sent in an email.

We suggest that you go through the relevant requirements with your ES.

 

Information for those on Cardiology 2010 curriculum

Those who started single accredition training in Cardiology prior to August 2021 should follow the 2010 ARCP Decision aid as below.

2010 Cardiology ARCP decision aid (March 2022 update)

2010 Cardiology Curriculum (amendments 2016)

Please also refer to your last ARCP Panel letter which sets out the requirements.

 

Information for those on the Cardiology 2022 curriculum

A new curriculum for Cardiology was implemented in 2022.

Information on transitioning to the new curriculum can be found here

2022 Cardiology ARCP decision aid

2022 Cardiology Curriculum

Cardiology Rough Guide to Implementation

 

Guidance on transition and gap analysis

It is recommended that a gap analysis is carried out for doctors in training who will transfer to the new curricula  from August 2022. Please see JRCPTB website for guidance and forms. 

 

 

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