Trust Registrar in Anaesthesia (Locally Employed Doctor)

Job overview

We are looking to appoint a Trust grade anaesthetist (equivalent level ST4) to our large, cohesive and forward-looking department. Candidates with independent core anaesthesia skills are most welcome to apply.  This must include the IAC and IAOC. The primary FRCA is desirable but not essential. Participation in the trainee on call rota relevant to training grade is essential - this will include contribution to the obstetric and ICU rota out of ours. Further career development and training will be flexible and encouraged by the department.  You will be given an Educational Supervisor and you will be encouraged and supported to sign off competencies.

We are the largest hospital in the Southwest Peninsula, and offer a secondary care service to approximately 500 000 patients, and a tertiary care service to a further 1.5 million. Almost all adult surgical specialties are catered for, and we are the main paediatric surgical hospital in the peninsula. A successful applicant will be joining a department that has held ACSA Accreditation since 2015 and is proud of its collegiate spirit and cohesiveness. We have a strong track record in clinical excellence & translational research, and receive very strong feedback from our rotating trainees.

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Main duties of the job

This post is for a Trust Grade Lower Locally Employed Doctor  in Anaesthetics. You will be responsible for the delivery of high quality anaesthesia. The post holder will be required to comply with all Trust Policies notably in relation to job planning, appraisal and leave taking in line with Departmental and Trust objectives. Eg. Flexible working and annualised job plans. You will also be expected to participate in the normal duties relating to the administration of the Department of Anaesthesia. These duties will include teaching, continuing medical education and audit. Assistance with rota preparation may also be required.

The Directorate of Anaesthesia, Theatres and Pain Services is committed to support the efficient development of surgical specialties. The successful applicant for this post will be expected to participate in the provision of anaesthetic services for operating lists that start earlier than the normal start times or are planned to run on into the late evening and potentially weekend elective and trauma anaesthetic cover. This will be agreed with the Director of Anaesthetic Services. Contribution to out of hours service supporting the provision of services to one of the four areas covered will be expected on the basis of a 1 in 8 residential on call rota. The on call work will be in an area appropriate to each individual’s capabilities but will include obstetrics and ICU as a minimum.

Detailed job description and main responsibilities