SHO Rota CUH
Rota Rules
- Only two people may be on holidays at any one time.
- The SHO rostered on the locum week (weeks 3 and 8) is either on
holidays or covering the week of a colleague on holidays. If neither
of these apply that SHO works 0900-1800 Monday- Friday.
- If you choose to take holidays on a week during which you are rostered
to work the weekend you must arrange for someone to work the weekend
for you and pay them back (usually the SHO on the locum week) or else
work it yourself. For this reason most people choose to take the locum
week as a week of leave-this has the added advantage of being next
to the week off after nights, giving you two weeks off for the price
of one.
- Holidays are not allowed on weeks 1 and 6 (nights).
- Holidays must be signed off by the ED Registrar, and the appropriate
leave application form co-signed by Dr. Stephen Cusack.
- You are entitled to three weeks holidays-everybody will get these.
We will endeavour to give SHOs study leave if they are entitled to
it, but this is dependent on service requirements-usually SHOs get
study leave when they need it.
- If you swap a shift both you and the person with whom you are swapping
must sign the “Swaps” list on the wall of the doctors
room. This enables us to know who is supposed to be here and at what
time. It is the responsibility of the person who requests the swap
to ensure the list has been signed appropriately.
- If you are ill and unable to work please let the registrar on duty
know as quickly as possible. This enables us to adjust the rota to
suit service requirements. Occasionally when colleagues are unwell
you may be asked to change shifts at short notice-please be flexible.
(This is uncommon).
- Only two people may be on holidays at any one time.
- The SHO rostered on the locum week (weeks 3 and 8) is either on holidays or covering the week of a colleague on holidays. If neither of these apply that SHO works 0900-1800 Monday- Friday.
- If you choose to take holidays on a week during which you are rostered to work the weekend you must arrange for someone to work the weekend for you and pay them back (usually the SHO on the locum week) or else work it yourself. For this reason most people choose to take the locum week as a week of leave-this has the added advantage of being next to the week off after nights, giving you two weeks off for the price of one.
- Holidays are not allowed on weeks 1 and 6 (nights).
- Holidays must be signed off by the ED Registrar, and the appropriate leave application form co-signed by Dr. Stephen Cusack.
- You are entitled to three weeks holidays-everybody will get these. We will endeavour to give SHOs study leave if they are entitled to it, but this is dependent on service requirements-usually SHOs get study leave when they need it.
- If you swap a shift both you and the person with whom you are swapping must sign the “Swaps” list on the wall of the doctors room. This enables us to know who is supposed to be here and at what time. It is the responsibility of the person who requests the swap to ensure the list has been signed appropriately.
- If you are ill and unable to work please let the registrar on duty know as quickly as possible. This enables us to adjust the rota to suit service requirements. Occasionally when colleagues are unwell you may be asked to change shifts at short notice-please be flexible. (This is uncommon).
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