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Fellowships and opportunities
Fellowships and opportunities
Clinicians with expertise in Artificial Intelligence are essential to the rollout of AI software in hospitals. In order to fully realise the UK government's goal of being a global AI superpower, the NHS must provide dedicated training for clinicians in cutting-edge skills required for clinical AI deployment (as recommended in the Topol Review). To date there has been no formal or systematic route to acquire skills in clinical AI deployment.
This fellowship addresses this training need. It is a year-long programme which is integrated part-time alongside the medical training of doctors approaching consultancy. Fellows undertake immersive AI projects in live hospital workflows, supervised by world experts in clinical AI.
www.aicentre.co.uk/services/fellowship
MSC programme at University of Birmingham
There is an urgent need for leaders of AI implementation across the healthcare workforce of the UK and worldwide. The MSc AI Implementation (Healthcare) programme is designed to address this critical need, equipping you with the expertise to advance responsible and impactful AI innovations at scale across healthcare systems globally.
Established in 2011, the scheme provides doctors in training with a unique opportunity to spend 12 months in healthcare-affiliated organisations outside of clinical practice to develop their skills in leadership, management, strategy, project management and health policy.
NIHR career development funding is available through the NIHR Academy at different career levels, from undergraduate to professorships. Our funding is for all professionals across health and social care.
https://www.nihr.ac.uk/career-development/research-career-funding-programmes
With the support of NIHR, our aim is to develop research capacity and build professional communities. Here's a word cloud of different professions from our community from the the January webinar, led by Dr Ahmed, titled 'Perspectives on AI use in General Practice'
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