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Completion of training
Specialty training in public health is deemed to be complete when:
- The local specialty committee has held a final assessment and issued the final assessment form stating that the trainee has met all the CCT criteria. This form states the day when the training time is agreed to be complete.
- The trainee has been admitted to Membership of the Faculty. Occasionally a trainee will complete all required training time and leave the programme before passing the Part B MFPH examination and being admitted into Membership. In this case, they will continue to work through their original deanery for confirmation that the total training programme has been completed once the Part B MFPH examination is passed.
On completion of training and the award of CCT, medical doctors are recommended to the General Medical Council (GMC) for inclusion on the Specialist Register, while those from other disciplines are recommended for registration with the UK Public Health Register (UKPHR).
