XTRA MILER F3YEAR
To take a year or more out of training after completion of the Foundation Programme is commonly referred to as the “F3 year.” We explore the range of options available and address some frequently asked questions on the F3 year
Work with our experts to find the perfect work/life balance
Appraisal and Revalidation Services to all Junior Doctors
Full Framework Supplier to the NHS and Private sector
Locum Placements including off-shore and cruise ships
Continuous personal and professional development
Wide range of roles across Medical and Surgical areas
Single point of contact Account Management by one of our experienced team
Plan your year, your way with our flexible working patterns
FEEDBACK
Don’t just take our word for it. Here are some comments from happy clients, if you read further down you will see a few case studies as well from projects that we particularly enjoyed. Get in touch today to start to discuss your recruitment needs and how we may be able to work together to solve them!
USEFUL RESOURCES
Most great adventures begin with a conversation, our team are always excited to discuss how we could work together. Nothing is too great or small and there is no such thing as a stupid question. We look forward hearing from you.
Plan My F3
We believe that junior doctors planning their time out of training should be able to access the right information at the right time.
Royal College of Physicians
Advice from the Student and Foundation Doctor Network about making the most of an F3 year, if you decide to take one.
General Medical Council
In July 2018, the GMC published the results of a research project on the reasons junior doctors take career breaks.
Messly
If you’re planning an F3 year, you should be clear on what you want to achieve so that you can get as much from your F3 as possible.
The BMJ
A year away from the training pathway after the second year of foundation training is an increasingly popular option for doctors.
MedAll
A simple guide to help you understand appraisal and revalidation as a locum or F3 (FY3/Foundation year 3) doctor.