Are you thinking about becoming a placement provider? Here you’ll find out how
Becoming a placement provider gives you the opportunity to work in partnership with Health Education England (HEE) and the University. You'll help to develop a skilled, effective workforce to meet the health needs of the region, now and in the future.Find out more about the benefits of hosting students and read our FAQs
There are six steps involved in becoming a student placement providerRead what each step involves
To become a student placement provider you will need to sign two contracts – the Workplace Agreement and the Learning Development Agreement.Learn more about the contracts
You'll get paid approximately £100 per student per week in placementFind out how to qualify for the payment
University policies and guidance, for example, untoward incidents, lone working, fitness to practiceExplore the University of Plymouth's policies and placement guidance
Suggested content for induction packs for nursing placements in the PVI/GP sector.
Andrew Cunningham, Healthcare Practice Placement Development Lead (Devon/Somerset)
Mobile: +44 7773 489782, Phone: +44 1752 585490, Email: andrew.cunningham@plymouth.ac.uk
Janet Peacock, Healthcare Practice Placement Development
Lead (Cornwall/Somerset)
Mobile: +44 7973 721843, Email: janet.l.peacock@plymouth.ac.uk
Adele Kane, Associate Head of School Practice Learning
Mobile: +44 7725 220374, Email: adele.kane@plymouth.ac.uk
