FAQs

How much is the service?
The cost of our services is £2,199. At Find-A-DPP, we do not take any upfront payment, payment is only required once we have the signed form and agreement from the DPP. We offer various flexible payment options.

 

Will you fund my University fees?
We are unable to fund University fees. For any funded opportunities and suitable universities, please check the NHSE (HEE) website.

 

What happens if I get rejected?
If your initial university application is unsuccessful, we’ve got you covered. We will support you with your next application at no extra cost or offer a full refund, ensuring you can move forward with confidence.

 

Can I apply to multiple Universities?
The cost of £2,100 includes 1 application, there is an additional non-refundable fee of £100 per additional application. 

 

Which University can I apply to?
For a full list of accredited Universities providing IP training, please check the GPhC website here.

 

How will the schedule be determined?

To meet the 90-hour requirement with a DPP, we recommend dedicating one day per week over 12 weeks. However, we are flexible and can adjust the schedule to suit your specific preferences and needs.

 

Who are your DPPs and what experience do they possess?
The majority of our DPPs are experienced GPs, alongside Advanced Clinical Pharmacists with a minimum of three years of actively prescribing in their respected fields and have experience in training.

 

What happens if my DPP pulls out and can no longer support me?
All of our DPPs are trusted for their dependability. However, we recognise that emergencies can occur. Should this happen, we will do our best to provide you with an emergency cover DPP at no extra charge. In the unlikely event that we are unable to find a replacement, you will be assured a full refund with no administrative fees.

What are the specific roles and responsibilities of a DPP?
A DPP's role is to mentor, support, and guide you in delivering safe and effective patient care during your 90 hours of shadowing and practical learning. This includes observing your practice, reviewing your consultations, and offering constructive feedback.