Junior Doctors – MAST Assessments and iClip Training
Junior Doctors – Completing Essential Training Before Joining
Before you start date, there are two areas of “essential” training you should be completing
- iClip Simulation training – iClip is the main patient administration system
- Mandatory and Statutory Training (Mast) – standard core skills/topics required of all staff working in NHS
The Trust uses a learning management system called Learn@Gesh which hosts your:
- Medical Induction lectures/materials,
- iClip training course,
- Mast (Mandatory/statutory training) courses
Please click here to register to Learn@Gesh.
When you enrol/self-register to Learn@Gesh please chose “Resident Doctor or Foundation Doctor ” User type so your account will be linked to Induction site and enrol you to relevant courses.
The Trust would like everyone to complete their iClip Training before Medical Induction so on your Induction day we can make sure that e.g. your Smart Card is ready for use.
*Returning Doctors:
– iClip – returning Doctors can have their smartcard access reactivated by successfully completing the assessment on iLearn using the following linkCourse: iCLIP ePMA/ClinDocs for Junior Doctors | Learn@Gesh
Core Mast topics should be completed within a first month of starting of employment and you will have time allocated in your Rota to complete these Mast modules.
**Prior Mast Training you have completed at your previous trust can potentially be transferred to St George’s. Please email records of prior mast training to mast@stgeorges.nhs.uk and we will update training records for any valid, in-date training we receive. If you worked here before your training record will have been retained.
***Once you commence work at St George’s you may be allocated additional topics such as higher levels of Safeguarding Children/Adults based on your role. Please ensure you check your Trust email regularly for enrolment notices.