Advanced Clinical Fellow in Endoscopy

British Society of Gastroenterology (BSG); Aberdeen City; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 40,000; Full time

Job summary

A healthcare organization is offering a training fellowship in advanced endoscopy for those in the later stages of Gastroenterology training. Candidates will participate in endoscopy lists, training in ERCP and Endoscopic Ultrasound, and engage in research projects. This role is vital for advanced practitioners looking to enhance their skills in a reputable academic setting.

Qualifications

• Suitability for a training fellowship in advanced endoscopy within the Gastroenterology specialty.
• At least a year of training in grade I ERCP is required; experience in endoscopic ultrasound is advantageous but not essential.

Responsibilities

• Service commitment expected with 4-5 endoscopy lists and no ward/on-call commitment.
• Opportunity to participate in research/audit projects and teaching.
• Training in ERCP and Endoscopic Ultrasound provided.

Job description

Overview

This post is for a training fellowship of up to 1 year in advanced endoscopy, suitable for individuals in the latter stages of their Specialist Registrar training in Gastroenterology. The applicant will join a large academic department of Gastroenterology based at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary and the University of Aberdeen. There are specialist clinics for IBD, and all aspects of Liver disease.

Responsibilities

• Service commitment would be expected in the form of 4-5 endoscopy lists, with no ward or on-call commitment.
• The endoscopy service is currently providing a 7 day service; the successful candidate may be required to undertake some of the service lists at weekends.
• An endoscopy-related clinic could be incorporated into the job plan.
• Advanced endoscopy training for 3 lists per week will be matched to the needs of the applicant; time will be available in the job plan for attendance at MDT meetings and clinical administration.
• Participation in research/audit projects under the supervision of a consultant, and participation in teaching within the endoscopy service, is expected.
• The successful candidate will have the opportunity to be trained in ERCP (including Spyglass and biliary manometry) and Endoscopic Ultrasound (including pseudocyst drainage); at least a year of training in grade I ERCP is necessary. Previous experience in endoscopic ultrasound is advantageous but not a prerequisite.
• Overall supervision would be provided by the Clinical Lead for Endoscopy.

Qualifications

• Suitability for a training fellowship in advanced endoscopy within the Gastroenterology specialty.
• At least a year of training in grade I ERCP is required; experience in endoscopic ultrasound is advantageous but not essential.

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