About TVTfH
We recognised a number of years ago that some of the training offered for General Practice staff were difficult to access, or required additional cost or travel.
We created our TV Training for Health brand to address this problem and ensure the high-quality training we need in order to effectively care for people is available to our teams.
To date, we have appointed a Respiratory Clinical Educator, who works with practice nursing teams to support them develop and maintain the skills they need to look after all respiratory conditions.
We have developed our own Basic Life Saving course, and are currently working on providing Cervical Screening, Contraception, and Immunisation and Vaccination training.
We are a City and Guilds accredited provider of apprenticeships for Senior Healthcare Support Workers and are very proud to have been part of a joint inspection into providers in North East and Yorkshire which received a rating of Outstanding from Ofsted.
We work closely with our Primary Care Training Hub, as well as primary care partners across the Tees Valley, including Local Medical Committees, Primary Care Networks, the ICB, NHSE, and local universities.
We created our TV Training for Health brand to address this problem and ensure the high-quality training we need in order to effectively care for people is available to our teams.
To date, we have appointed a Respiratory Clinical Educator, who works with practice nursing teams to support them develop and maintain the skills they need to look after all respiratory conditions.
We have developed our own Basic Life Saving course, and are currently working on providing Cervical Screening, Contraception, and Immunisation and Vaccination training.
We are a City and Guilds accredited provider of apprenticeships for Senior Healthcare Support Workers and are very proud to have been part of a joint inspection into providers in North East and Yorkshire which received a rating of Outstanding from Ofsted.
We work closely with our Primary Care Training Hub, as well as primary care partners across the Tees Valley, including Local Medical Committees, Primary Care Networks, the ICB, NHSE, and local universities.
