Annual Review of Competence Progression

 

Renal Medicine ARCPs

A new Renal Medicine curriculum was implemented in August 2022 and the majority of registrars will transfer to this unless in their final year. 

Information on transitioning to the new curriculum can be found here.

ARCPs

The annual assessments for Renal Medicine are usually held in May and October/November.  The next round of ARCPs will be held on Tuesday, 4th June 2024  and those who are having their ARCP on this date will be contacted shortly by  gillian.conway@nhs.net    Programme Support Officer.

In preparation for your ARCP, registrars will need to ensure that all evidence according to their ST level and as per the relevant ARCP Decision Aid below is uploaded on e-portfolio.  The checklist is to be used in conjunction with the Decision aid to assist both you and the panel in checking that the relevant evidence has been submitted. This document should be completed and uploaded into your personal library.

Information for those on 2022 curriculum

Renal Medicine ARCP Decision Aid 2022

Renal Medicine ARCP Checklist 2022.docx

Renal Medicine Curriculum 2022

The SAC has produced the following guide for training programme directors, supervisors and trainees to support the implementation of the new curriculum.

Renal Medicine Rough Guide 2022

 

 

Information for those on the 2010 curriculum

Renal Medicine ARCP Decision Aid 2017

Renal Medicine ARCP checklist 2017

In addition to the above please ensure that the following is included as part of the evidence.

  • An up to date Educational Supervisor Report specific to Renal Medicine to cover your time since your last ARCP or if it is your first ARCP from your start date up to the present.  
  • Multiple Consultant Reports –  please refer to relevant decision aid for requirements
  • ALS certificate which must be valid for each year of training with your certificate uploaded in the certificates section of the personal library. N.B Your certificate can be obtained directly from the Resuscitation Council if required.

All trainees are required to complete an enhanced Form R and Whole Scope of Practice form (if applicable).  

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

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