Senior Clinical Fellow in Rheumatology
Whittington Health NHS TrustBrowse all Senior Medical Doctor jobs in London
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Job overview
Applications are invited for the post of a fixed term Senior Clinical Fellow in Rheumatology and General Internal Medicine Registrar at Whittington Health NHS Trust.
The post is 50% Rheumatology and 50% General Internal Medicine including weekends and nightshifts on a 1 in 17 rolling rota.
The appointee will be an enthusiastic doctor, who will complement the existing skills/interests of the department. A commitment to providing the best possible care to general medical and Rheumatology patients, and to working with colleagues to develop improved systems for their management is essential. A proven ability to work effectively with existing colleagues is of the utmost importance.
Please note that this post may close early if a sufficient number of applications have been received.
Main duties of the job
The post is 50% Rheumatology and 50% General Internal Medicine for inpatient and outpatient care, including weekends and nightshifts on a 1 in 17 rolling rota.
Detailed job description and main responsibilities
This post has become available due to a training gap in the ST training programme, and as such, your opportunities will mirror those of a trainee within the department and hospital. You will be allocated a consultant supervisor to support your career development. You will be encouraged to grow as a clinician and participate in governance including mortality reviews, QIPs, departmental and trust-wide educational activities.
The appointee will be an enthusiastic doctor, who will complement the existing skills/interests of the department. A commitment to providing the best possible care to general medical and Rheumatology patients, and to working with colleagues to develop improved systems for their management is essential. A proven ability to work effectively with existing colleagues is of the utmost importance
GIM and Rheumatology Inpatients are accommodated on general medical wards. The wards are supported by other resident medical doctors and a full MDT, and the appointee will be providing flexible support to this team.