Supervisorship

Examinations

To qualify for supervisorship, candidates must have completed one of the following:

• FCPS Emergency Medicine, Medicine, or Surgery

• MS/MD Emergency Medicine or an equivalent qualification

• FRCEM/MRCEM or other foreign degrees recognized by CPSP

Experience

• Applicants are required to have at least 5 years of post-fellowship experience in Emergency Medicine. 

• Those holding the position of Assistant Professor or higher will be given preference.

Note: Exceptions to all requirements are made on a needs basis.

Mandatory Workshops

Prospective supervisors must complete four mandatory workshops offered by CPSP.

• Educational Planning and Evaluation

• Assessment of Competence

• Supervisory Skills

• Research Methodology, Biostatistics & Medical Writing

Life Support Courses

Candidates should also possess certifications in the following life support courses. It's better to have it, though not mandatory.

• Basic Life Support (BLS)

• Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS)

• Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS)

• Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS)

• Advanced Life Support in Obstetrics (ALSO)

To apply for supervisorship, the following documents must be submitted to the CPSP's Registration & Research Cell (R&RC):

• A completed supervisor data form

• Application endorsed and forwarded by the Principal/Head of your Institution

• Current appointment letter from your institute or hospital

• Detailed information about your work unit, including existing supervisors, faculty, number of beds, and the status of registered trainees

• A comprehensive Curriculum Vitae (CV)

• A photocopy of your valid PMDC registration certificate, inclusive of all postgraduate qualifications

• Certificates from the mandatory workshops

• Certificates of completion for all required life support courses

• Submission of 50 MCQs with references

• Registration Process: To register as a supervisor, visit the CPSP ePortal and navigate to the 'Supervisor' section where you can access the 'Supervisorship Registration Form'.

• Training Initiation: To initiate a new residency program in Emergency Medicine, the department must first obtain CPSP accreditation. This ensures compliance with the standards set forth by CPSP and facilitates the development of a robust training environment.

• Supervisory Criteria - CPSP Website

• Muhammad Mustahsan
  mustu198@gmail.com
  Speciality Doctor, St George's University Hospital, London, United Kingdom
  Previously: Head of Emergency Department, Pir Abdul Qadir Shah Jeelani Institute of Medical Sciences, Gambat, Pakistan

• Salman Shoukat
  salmanshoukat.ali@hotmail.com
  Head of Emergency Department, Central Park Teaching Hospital, Lahore, Pakistan