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Your appraiser will contact you to book an appraisal date.
Given the short notice timescale for the reintroduction of appraisals over the coming weeks, we will be flexible and supportive, and allow a slight deferral period for those doctors whose appraisals if needed. No postponement form will be required if your appraisal is delayed a month (unless specifically covering parental leave, sabbatical breaks etc.). Any postponement will need to fit in with the revalidation date requirements (see below). This will apply until 30th September 2021. |
The appraisal year runs from 1st. April to 31st. March.
The NHS area team's appraisal staff will allocate a trained appraiser to you each year and send you his/her contact details, but it is your responsibility to arrange an appraisal each year.
The appointment date may be up to three months before the end of your allocated appraisal month although 9 months must have elapsed between your previous and next appraisal dates.
NORMALLY if you wish to delay your appraisal beyond that timescale you need to make a formal application to the appraisal team. Your appraiser is not able to authorise a delay - you must submit the form.
However, during the Appraisals 2020 approach, there is some flexibility - see notes above.
The appointment needs to be booked at least 28 days beforehand.
NORMALLY if you wish to delay your appraisal beyond that timescale you need to make a formal application to the appraisal team. Your appraiser is not able to authorise a delay - you must submit the form.
However, during the Appraisals 2020 approach, there is some flexibility - see notes above.
The appointment needs to be booked at least 28 days beforehand.
If your revalidation date is imminent, make sure your final appraisal is at least 2 months before the revalidation date, and within 365 days of the revalidation date.
The appraisal process
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