Applications are invited for vacancies in Pre-Hospital Emergency Medicine
The Pre-Hospital Emergency Medicine (PHEM) Training Programme is a one year (whole-time equivalent) sub-specialty Training Programme commencing at ST5 or above. Applications are invited from those meeting the person specification who are eligible to work in the UK and hold either a National Training Number or CCT in Anaesthesia, Emergency Medicine and Intensive Care Medicine.
The PHEM curriculum comprises 06 themes:
Working in emergency medical systems
Providing pre-hospital emergency care
Using pre-hospital equipment
Supporting rescue and extrication
Supporting safe patient transfer
Supporting emergency preparedness and response
In addition to cross-cutting themes:
Good medical practice
Operational practice
Team resource management
Clinical governance
Approved programmes will provide training in all areas of the curriculum. This may involve rotating through several approved operations gaining exposure to other pre-hospital emergency services.
Training is divided into three phases: –
1a Initial
1b Development
2 Consolidation
Area Information
All information provided was correct for 2023/2024 recruitment round and will be updated for 2024/25. Please note information below is subject to change.
The Applicant's Guide for PHEM 2024/2025
PHEM Vacancy Information for all areas 2024/2025
PHEM Person Specification 2024
Guidance for Trainees and Trainers on Equivalence for jobs undertaken outside of the UK
Statement Form - Equivalence for jobs undertaken outside of the UK
Guide for Overseas Equivalence Form
Oversea's Applicant Information
Out of Programme Form 2024-2025
Health Education England, East of England Area Information
Health Education England, Kent, Surrey & Sussex Area Information
Health Education England, London Area Information
Health Education England, North East Area Information
Health Education England, Scotland Area Information
Health Education England, South West Area Information
Health Education England, Thames Valley Area Information
Health Education England, Wales Area Information