Abstract
From a former Trainee’s perspective, the NHS Education for Scotland Stage 2 Training programme provides one route for budding Health Psychologists to develop personally and professionally through experiential, high-quality, NHS-based training. However, from the NHS’s perspective it is important to also consider how Trainees may contribute to key areas of health improvement. The article outlines ways in which a trainee health psychologist may contribute to the NHS, using examples from my own training in relation to the five Stage 2 competencies (Figure 1).
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British Psychological Society
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