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Sean Naughton^1,2, Mary Clarke^3,4

¹DETECT, Early Intervention in Psychosis Service, Avila House, Block 5, Blackrock Business Park, Carysfort Avenue, Blackrock, Co. Dublin, Ireland. sean.naughton@ucdconnect.ie.

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Post-residency fellowships can bridge the gap in non-clinical skills for new medical consultants. Well-designed fellowship programs are key to a successful transition to consultanthood.

Keywords:

Fellowship Medical education Mentorship Non-clinical competencies Training

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Medical Education
Surgical Training
Professional Development

Background:

The transition from specialist training to consultant practice presents challenges for new physicians.
New consultants report feeling unprepared for both clinical and non-clinical responsibilities.
Current higher training programs may not fully address all necessary consultant competencies.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore the role of post-Certificate of Satisfactory Completion of Specialist Training (CSCST) fellowships in addressing the non-clinical training needs of new consultants.
To examine how fellowship design can better support the transition to consultanthood.
To differentiate fellowship roles from standard specialist training.

Main Methods:

This study reviews the existing literature and common practices of post-CSCST fellowships.
It analyzes the reported needs of newly appointed consultants.
The focus is on the structural elements and goals of fellowship programs.

Main Results:

Fellowships are traditionally used for subspecialty training but have untapped potential for non-clinical skill development.
New consultants express a need for enhanced preparation in non-clinical areas.
The design of fellowship posts, including independence and mentorship, significantly impacts their effectiveness.

Conclusions:

Post-CSCST fellowships can be strategically designed to facilitate the transition to consultanthood.
Emphasis on defined roles and mentorship within fellowships is crucial.
Optimizing fellowship programs is essential for equipping new consultants for practice.