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A fantastic opportunity for specialist in geriatric or elderly care medicine to settle into their first consultant post and work towards their CESR application, if that is the intention.
The hospital will consider senior consultants with no UK experience who are not on the UK specialist register for geriatric medicine.
The Geriatrics department is a small and manageable size with a 28 bedded inpatient ward and various other outlier beds.
Currently no formal geriatric outpatient services are offered with the exception of a Parkinson's / Movement clinic. The department will be looking to develop these in conjunction with skill set of a successful applicant.
The Geriatrics department comprises 3 consultants in elderly care medicine supported by 15 specialty registrars, 9 core medical trainees and FY2's and 9 FY1's working full shifts for GIM on call.
Each consultant will be offered a budget and 30 days of study and professional leave over each 3 year period to pursue their career development activities. Furthermore there is an active Postgraduate Medical Centre which acts as a focus for contract between doctors at all levels an in all disciplines.
Consultants will be encouraged to actively participate in teaching and training of juniors throughout their tenure.
Requirements of this position are:
- MRCP
- IELTS or OET
- Experience working at consultant grade in elderly care
Senior geriatric medicine specialists looking to work towards their CESR application or secure their first consultant role in the NHS are encouraged to apply
A Foundation Trust in the South West of England are looking to appoint an Associate Specialist in Geriatric Medicine to provide a Proactive care of Older People undergoing Surgery (POPS) to older surgical patients. This is a new appointment with the exciting opportunity for further service development and integrated working with the surgical teams.
With an already established POPS team comprising a Consultant Geriatrician and a POPS Advance Nurse Practitioner (band 8a) the POPS team are an essential part of the team on the surgical unit. Review frail, older adults admitted as an emergency under the care of the colorectal and upper gastrointestinal teams there is already the infrastructure in place to fulfill the National Emergency Laparotomy Audit criteria demonstrating MDT working with geriatrician support
Successful candidates will have the choice to work full time or completely flexible hours to fit in with any outside commitments and this is a great opportunity to help develop the POPS service to deliver the highest quality care.
Fully supporting international applicants the trust will offer full support for Tier 2 visa applications.
- MRCP or equivalent
- SCE or Diploma in Geriatric Medicine is desirable
- IELTS or OET
- Experience with the teaching of junior doctors
- Experience and participation in clinical audit and governance
Specialists in Geriatric Medicine with experience in POPS are encouraged to apply today.
WHAT IS THE NHS TRUST / HEALTH BOARD LIKE?
You will be joining an NHS Trust rated ‘Outstanding’ not once but twice by the CQC and benefit from living and working in and around a beautiful and diverse city.
The NHS Trust is active in research, including the current Covid trials, and the post-holder would be encouraged to take part in its research programme. As a large teaching Trust, the post will also suit those with an interest in medical education and supporting junior doctor training.
WHAT IS THE RESPIRATORY MEDICINE DEPARTMENT & TEAM LIKE?
The successful applicant will join the Respiratory Department at a large Royal Infirmary.
The posts will involve general respiratory inpatient care; participation in the Acute Medical Unit respiratory in-reach and “Hot” Clinic consultant rotas; sharing a weekly bronchoscopy list; and providing general respiratory and sub-specialist respiratory clinics. Consultant appointees would also take part in the Acute Medical Take consultant rota.
The successful applicants will be encouraged to develop sub-specialist services according to her/his interests and expertise. The service can support all Respiratory sub-specialist areas, in particular including Sleep and NIV, COPD, Bronchiectasis and Lung Cancer.
The covid-19 epidemic has required large-scale reorganisation of the work pattern of all the physicians within the Division of Medicine, and so future work patterns may well change. However the essential elements will include:
- General respiratory inpatient care, at consultant level with supervision of more junior medical staff – including care of general respiratory and respiratory high care patients, AMU in-reach and Hot Clinic cover. These activities are undertaken in rotation with the other respiratory consultants.
- Physician of the Day cover for acute medical take
- A shared bronchoscopy list
- Respiratory clinics – general respiratory and sub-specialist clinics depending on the skills and interests of the appointee.
The Respiratory Department provides a full range of respiratory services to the population of Central and South Bristol and adjacent rural areas (core catchment population approximately 400,000). They also provide regional tertiary services including cystic fibrosis, sleep, domiciliary ventilation, TB management, and complex pulmonary physiology assessment. The pre-covid bed base included two dedicated respiratory wards plus a 14-bed respiratory high care area, fully equipped for acute NIV, and 10 cubicles for Cystic Fibrosis care; however the epidemic has required large-scale reorganisation (including the development of a separate 30-bed covid-19 high care area) and the future configuration of inpatient beds may well be different. There is a dedicated Respiratory Outpatients clinic including five consulting and two treatment rooms, and five respiratory physiology test rooms including an exercise laboratory. A newly refurbished Sleep & home NIV department with 5 consulting rooms and three bedrooms opened in December 2016.
WHAT IS LIFE LIKE IN THE REGION?
This is a vibrant city with a rich maritime history. It has a thriving economy and high employment built around the creative media, electronics and aerospace industries, and the city-centre docks have been redeveloped as centres of heritage and culture – thus creating amazing night life & culture.
The city has a population of 630,000 people and is a very multicultural and diverse city. Alongside London, Manchester and Birmingham it is one of the largest and most diverse cities in UK, and is a wonderful mix of many different nationalities and ethnicities 20+ common languages spoken around the city including Somali Urdu, Arabic and dialects, French, Spanish, German, Polish etc.
The city is filled with everything that a city needs and offers – with shops, restaurants, parking facilities, small and big business and a thriving community that affects positively all the local areas with a positive job market and presence.
The city is one of the UK's most popular tourist destinations and was voted as one of the world's Top Ten Cities in 2009 and The Sunday Times named it as the Best City in Britain in which to live in 2014 and 2017. It also won the EU's European Green Capital Award in 2015 which shows you the mentality and ethos that comes from the local government and authorities.
WHAT OPPORTUNITIES ARE AVAILABLE TO YOU?
For those overseas candidates wishing to complete CESR, this is a great opportunity. You will benefit from an established CESR programme, education and training department.
This post will have 10 programmed activities (PA). There will be an option to negotiate an increase to up to a maximum 12 PAs subsequent to appointment, to support additional activities such as research, educational supervision, or sub-specialist clinical work.
The structure of the post includes: 8.5 PAs for direct clinical care; this includes one PA for predictable on-call clinical work associated with general medical on call work.
- As part of the ongoing integration with a neighbouring General hospital, this post is anticipated to also include future session/s (up to 2PA) at a neighbouring General Hospital, in the specialty of the successful candidate, alongside current Respiratory colleagues. This is subject to the integration process and job planning.
- 1.5 PAs for supporting professional activities (including CPD, appraisal, teaching, supervision, audit, research and non-clinical management).
- Up to 1 additional SPA session is available by agreement with the Chair of Division for consultants undertaking additional approved SPA activity (e.g. additional responsibilities in training, teaching, research, management or clinical governance).
- If a less-than-full-time work pattern is agreed, these commitments will be reduced pro-rata. In association with this post, 1 SPA session is available for work on the merger: this could be undertaken by the appointee (in which case DCC PAs would reduce to 7.5), or by another consultant within the Division, depending on the interests of the appointee
ARE YOU ELIGIBLE FOR THIS ROLE?
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EEA candidates - Diploma of specialisation in Pulmonology
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Non-EEA candidates - MRCP and consultant level experience in Respiratory Medicine
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UK candidates - Consultant experience in Respiratory Medicine
IMG Connect are looking for UK based middle grades with experience in either neurology or stroke medicine. Offered either on substantive or fixed-term contracts for positions in the South West of England, these posts will support training, development, CESR ambitions and specialisation further down the line in medicine sub-specialties such as respiratory medicine, neurology, stroke, gastroenterology etc.
The trust is rated outstanding in their CQC.
Job requirements:
MRCP or PLAB
GMC Registration
You must be UK based to be considered for these roles
Experience in neurology or stroke medicine
Length of contract:
Either permanent or fixed-term (subject to be renewed)
Benefits:
- Attractive salaries and relocation packages offered
- Training and development opportunities
- CESR support for those eligible
- Guidance regarding the CV and full interview preparation
- Assistance with accommodation and transportation by an experienced onboarding specialist
- Complete IMG Relocation service from start to finish of process
- The trust is rated outstanding in their CQC
Middle grade doctors including ST3+ / registrar / senior registrar / specialty doctor / associate specialist
Specialty:
General
These are either permanent (substantive) roles or locum consultant posts dependent on specialist registration status, whilst those requiring consultant sign off to complete their CESR application process will be supported.
WHAT IS THE NHS TRUST LIKE?
The Trust provides a wide range of acute hospital services at their main 1000-bed hospital and provides a full range of acute clinical services to three populations of the South West of England. Specialist services such as neurosciences, renal care, urology, plastic surgery and burns treatment are provided and trust is a major specialist centres with links to other local regional hubs in cancer, pathology, dentistry and stroke.
WHAT IS THE PATHOLOGY DEPARTMENT & TEAM LIKE?The existing Cellular Pathology service was formed in 2016 following mergers of several services and now the main service is delivered from new, purpose-built accommodation on the main hospital site. The department does however continues to provide an Essential Services Laboratory at the neighbouring hospital. A new Laboratory Information System, Clinisys WinPath Enterprise, was implemented four years previously.
The service currently runs with a full time WTE of 30 consultants, with currently two vacancies open, and the service is well funded, highly regarded and one of the better UK trusts to be joining in 2021.
WHAT IS LIFE LIKE IN THE REGION?Based in a buzzing and culturally rich city, it is now a cultural and artistic hub for the UK offering everything that a UK city can offer. The City Centre is just 15 minutes away from the hospital, and has a great array of shops, theatres, restaurants and has an array of annual festivals and events including the International and local Fiesta and Art and Film Fairs. For those who cycle, the city boasts excellent cycling facilities and was chosen as England’s first cycling city in 2008 and voted the European green capital in 2015. In 2017 the areas was named ‘best place to live in Britain’ by the Times “the city is a worthy winner thanks to its ideal combination of extraordinary culture, impressive schools, buzzing culinary scene, exciting redevelopment and community spirit.”.
For those moving with families it offers an excellent family lifestyle with green space, parks aplenty, rolling Somerset countryside and some excellent primary and secondary schools along with some of the UK's most well known universities. Cost of living is very low compared to other major cities in the UK whilst offering a fantastic lifestyle to compliment it.
Flexible working is available to accommodate requests, family time and a health work / life balance. The work will be entirely specialised and focused on paediatrics and perinatal and will afford you the opportunity to grow the service around you and your consultant colleague.
For consultants not on the specialist register support can be offered with their CESR application process to ensure moving through the process as quickly as possible.
ARE YOU ELIGIBLE FOR THIS ROLE?
Interested and want to know if you're eligible for this role? Person specifications for this role are:
- Specialist Registration for Histopathology
- UK or similar pathology reporting experience
- Extensive Pathology experience either UK or international
- Desire to commit for the next five years to this wonderful trust.
Exciting opportunities for UK CCT qualified consultants, or non-UK trained consultants with or preparing for CESR. These Consultant Histopathologist positions are available as General Pathology consultants, or instead with option to specialise in two or three areas. OMF (oral maxillofacial), Upper GI, Lower GI, Head & Neck and Skin are areas of special interest in most demand for this high performing Pathology department. The Trust scored 'Good' on it's most recent CQC.
These are either permanent (substantive) roles or locum consultant posts dependent on specialist registration status, whilst those requiring consultant sign off to complete their CESR application process will be supported.
WHAT IS THE NHS TRUST LIKE?
The Trust provides a wide range of acute hospital services at their main 1000-bed hospital and provides a full range of acute clinical services to three populations of the South West of England. Specialist services such as neurosciences, renal care, urology, plastic surgery and burns treatment are provided and trust is a major specialist centres with links to other local regional hubs in cancer, pathology, dentistry and stroke.
WHAT IS THE PATHOLOGY DEPARTMENT & TEAM LIKE?The existing Cellular Pathology service was formed in 2016 following mergers of several services and now the main service is delivered from new, purpose-built accommodation on the main hospital site. The department does however continues to provide an Essential Services Laboratory at the neighbouring hospital. A new Laboratory Information System, Clinisys WinPath Enterprise, was implemented four years previously.
The service currently runs with a full time WTE of 30 consultants, with currently two vacancies open, and the service is well funded, highly regarded and one of the better UK trusts to be joining in 2021.
WHAT IS LIFE LIKE IN THE REGION?Based in a buzzing and culturally rich city, it is now a cultural and artistic hub for the UK offering everything that a UK city can offer. The City Centre is just 15 minutes away from the hospital, and has a great array of shops, theatres, restaurants and has an array of annual festivals and events including the International and local Fiesta and Art and Film Fairs. For those who cycle, the city boasts excellent cycling facilities and was chosen as England’s first cycling city in 2008 and voted the European green capital in 2015. In 2017 the areas was named ‘best place to live in Britain’ by the Times “the city is a worthy winner thanks to its ideal combination of extraordinary culture, impressive schools, buzzing culinary scene, exciting redevelopment and community spirit.”.
For those moving with families it offers an excellent family lifestyle with green space, parks aplenty, rolling Somerset countryside and some excellent primary and secondary schools along with some of the UK's most well known universities. Cost of living is very low compared to other major cities in the UK whilst offering a fantastic lifestyle to compliment it.
Flexibility is offered to Consultants and you can choose to specialise in one or two specialist areas, or instead to spread case load across a maximum of 3 areas of special interest. For consultants not on the specialist register support can be offered with their CESR application process to ensure moving through the process as quickly as possible.
ARE YOU ELIGIBLE FOR THIS ROLE?
Interested and want to know if you're eligible for this role? Person specifications for this role are:
- Specialist Registration for Histopathology
- UK or similar pathology reporting experience
- Extensive Pathology experience either UK or international
- Desire to commit for the next five years to this wonderful trust.
Are you an Emergency Medicine (ED) registrar or specialty doctor with NHS experience and a desire to further your career in the NHS? This might be the opportunity for you.
The Opportunity
Rated Outstanding in the most recent CQC, UK based Emergency Medicine specialists with MRCEM and aspirations to work as a consultants in ED are invited to apply for a role with this high performing NHS Trust.
Those highly motivated individuals should apply for these Digital Education Fellow posts (can be OOPT / E or standalone) at ST4-6 Level equivalent in Emergency Medicine.
The Requirements
Requirements for the post of Clinical Fellow in Emergency Medicine are the following:
NHS experience
Experience in Emergency Medicine at ST4+ grade
GMC registration current or expired
The Department
High performing Emergency Medicine department based in the South West of England and one of the busiest in the country. Reflecting a bustling city life - the attendance are of high acuity and offering a broad spectrum of cases and major traum. The team are well managed and friendly, a quote from the CQC report stating:
"Teamwork in the A&E department was exceptional. Staff at all levels were committed, motivated and engaged. They worked very well with each other across all job roles and staff grades. They were cohesive and demonstrated excellent teamwork within their department and with other departments"
Accreditations
These posts are Royal College of Emergency Medicine Approved for both learning and Digital Learning. The trust has recently been appointed a Global Digital Exemplar.
Trust scored Outstanding in it’s current CQC Report - with the A&E one of the few UK departments scoring ‘Outstanding’.
Teaching and research responsibilities are available and last year the Emergency Department won a BMJ award, HSJ award and was recognised in two categories in the RCEM awards. This really is a fantastic opportunity for any UK based emergency physician - whether a UK trainee or recent IMG with their first UK experience.
The Location & Region
Based in the South West of England in one of the UK’s busiest and coolest cities. Green space, thriving local economies, low cost of housing and cost of living - this region can also offer life in a rural setting to those who want it.
The Benefits to this Role
- You would be joining a well-balanced, friendly and supportive team with an incredible diverse team ethic and training.
- Opportunity to learn and develop alongside some of the most respected Emergency Medicine Physicians in the UK
- Working in one of the highest performing A&E departments in the UK
- Strictly protected time for teaching and development of all grades of staff
- High percentage of applicants move into Specialty Training ST4+ posts or complete their CESR employed by the trust.
- Clear consultant pathway for ED middle grades
- Excellent location and city - highly recommended for anyone
- The posts include 80% time working in the adult emergency department and 20% paid time to work as a Digital Education Fellow with RCEMLearning.
- Successful applicants will have a postgraduate qualification in education funded to a maximum of £4,000
- Education support, computer and office facilities will be provided along with a study budget
Am I eligible for this post?
Applicants should preferably hold MRCEM though some experienced candidates with MRCP, MRCS, FRCA can be considered. Four years post graduation experience with at least six months UK experience is required.
If you are an experienced emergency medicine specialist based in the UK and looking to further your experience - then get in touch today!
An opportunity for experienced Emergency Medicine specialists to join an outstanding trust in the South West of England.
Here, newly appointed emergency medicine doctors can look forward to a warm welcome and supportive approach to working, including focus on attaining CESR.
Overview:
The Emergency Department is a modern, purpose built unit and you will be part of a friendly and dedicated team. The service delivers care for 70,000 new patients who attend the ED each year.
You will be working in a district general hospital performing well against targets and standards of care.
CESR support is a prominent feature of working with the service, and international candidates will benefit from comprehensive inductions and job planning to make the most out of their career in the NHS.
Location:
This is a wonderful place to live and work. The main hospital site is 1.5 miles from the city centre and is served by great transport links. This location has a bit of everything, a stunning place to live with city and countryside on every doorstep.
Requirements for the role:
UK based applicants:
- Emergency Medicine experience
- MRCEM
- Emergency Medicine experience
- Emergency Medicine experience
Great opportunity for microbiology speicalists, either practicing at consultant level or less senior to make an impact and train in an establsihed, and developing microbiology deparmtent.
Due to imminent retirements they have an exciting opportunity for 2 individuals to join the Clinical Microbiology team providing a comprehensive infection service to the local population and tertiary services across the region. They are seeking applications from suitably qualified Consultant Medical Microbiologists, Consultant Clinical Scientists in Medical Microbiology, or dual accredited Consultants in Microbiology and Infectious Diseases.
The Trust is the largest hospital in the South West Peninsula and is a specialist centre for various specialties.
There is ample scope for development of specialist interests within infection management, and the trust has an active research department.
The state of the art microbiology department is based in purpose built laboratories and offers a wide range of diagnostic testing, and a full SARS-CoV-2 testing service (PCR and antibody). The locality has seen low numbers of COVID-19 cases throughout this pandemic, and a wide variety of clinical microbiology work continues.
New ways of working arising from the COVID19 pandemic have shown that there is flexibility for working from home when clinical commitments allow, and the 10PA jobplan (including 1:7 on-call) is usually worked across 4 weekdays.
This is a great opportunity for IMGs practicing in the UK who are looking to work towards their CESR and Specialist Registration in Radiology, or UK based consultants looking for a change to their current working set up.
Applications welcome for UK based or overseas radiologists for a Locum Consultant Breast Radiologist, working towards a substantive appointment.
The role offered is 10 sessions full time, 9 clinical (DCC) session and one supporting (SPA) session. There is no on-call commitment and the successful applicant would join a team of 4 consultant breast radiologists and a consultant breast radiographer delivering a symptomatic and screening radiology service.
The unit is modern and energetic, purpose built and well organised. The main role would be to work in symptomatic one-stop clinics, breast assessment clinics, to film read for the NHS Breast Screening Programme (must have a proven track record of doing this), localisation, MDT presentation, with the option to assist in reading Breast MRI studies.
The hospital are an active teaching department with radiology registrars frequently moving through the department, and advanced practitioners training.
Empathy and sensitivity, good communication skills, team-working and a cheerful and positive ethos is required, in addition to the following:
- FRCR or equivalent
- IELTS or OET
- extensive experience in breast radiology
- UK experience would be desirable but not essential
Applications from UK based acute consultants, or overseas consultants not on the specialist register are invited for the appointment of a consultant for acute medicine at this Teaching Hospital Trust in the South West of England.
This post is an exciting opportunity to join a team of 6 dedicated acute medical consultants with specialist interests in both nephrology and diabetes / endocrinology and a full complement of junior medical staff and advanced clinical practitioners.
They are supported by a variety of specialists with an interest in acute medicine and are one of the biggest ambulatory care centres in the south west with specialist frailty and ambulatory medicine pathways to instigate urgent investigation and treatment of patients and avoid the need for a hospital admission.
The acute medicine ward boasts 51 beds with a 10 bed dedicated high observation areas.
Requirements for his position include:
- MRCP UK or equivalent
- IELTS or OET desirable
- Extensive experience in general internal medicine essential
- Experience in acute medicine, ICU, CC or similar desirable
- Previous consultant experience essential
The trust will fully support overseas candidates looking to attain CESR in the UK to apply for specialist registration, and relocation expenses and 3 months accommodation fees will further help support overseas candidates.
This is a great opportunity for IMGs practicing in the UK who are looking to work towards their CESR and Specialist Registration in Radiology, or UK based consultants looking for a change to their current working set up.
The post is open for general ophthalmologist with recognised training in glaucoma surgery to complement the interests of the existing consultants in this expanding department.
The post holder will be expected to provide clinical leadership in developing services for treatment of glaucoma according to evolving new therapies in alignment with national guidelines. This involves working closely with administrators, commissioners, optometrists, and other clinicians at the main Hospital site.
The department is the main ophthalmic centre for the district, with a catchment population for secondary work of approximately 450,000. It provides some tertiary services to the populations of the local towns and cities and there are further opportunities to extend the present service in tertiary roles.
They are looking to expand by appointing three new consultant posts, to deliver specialist services in our developing department.
A full Job Description and Job Plan is available to interested candidates.
Requirements for this position are the following:
- MRCS or equivalent
- IELTS or OET
- Specialist registration is desirable, not essential
- Extensive experience in ophthalmology with previous consultant experience
- glaucoma specialisation essential