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Originally Posted by dave6x
To Quote from the link: His blog, once again, provides an answer: “ I’m an FY1 doctor, with a huge interest in politics and healthcare policy”. What is “ FY1”? Ah well. “FY” stands for Foundation Year: Adam Dalby is in his first year after graduating, but has not yet acquired sufficient experience to be let loose on his own. He’s the kind of doctor you might find “ sitting in” with registrars or consultants when you visit the local hospital’s outpatients’ department. |
And if you go onto the official website to use the pay calculator for the new contract for JUNIOR DOCTORS, FY1 is an option and therefore they are affected by the new contract.
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From 3 August 2016, the 2016 contract will start to be introduced in England for GP trainees and trainees in hospital posts approved for postgraduate medical/dental education.
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From actual new contract
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5. The agreed minimum period of notice by both sides for doctors employed under these terms and conditions of service, unless the statutory minimum periods of notice as set out above, are longer, shall be as follows: F1 F2 StR (Core Training) (CT) StR (Fixed Term Specialty Training Appointment) Dental Foundation Trainee (LDFT or DFT) Dental Core Trainee (DCT)
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3. The following doctors will be granted transitional pay protection under the arrangements described in this Schedule 14 at paragraphs 4 to 20 with effect from 3 August 2016:
a. All doctors remaining on F1 or remaining on F2 as at 3 August 2016
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34. Study leave for Foundation Year 1 doctors will take the form of a regular scheduled teaching/training session (or similar arrangement) as agreed locally.
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