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Pulse Healthcare offers an Anaesthetics Intensive Care ITU Specialty Registrar in Birmingham. You will contribute to high‑quality anaesthesia and critical care for patients undergoing major surgery or with life‑threatening conditions.
The role includes airway management, ventilation, daily ICU rounds, and supporting protocol development and education within the department. It is a full‑time, long‑term, on‑site position with opportunities for subspecialising.
Birmingham, West Midlands
Job Title: Anaesthetics Intensive Care ITU Specialty Registrar
Grade: SpR
Location: Birmingham, West Midlands
Working Hours:Full-Time, Long term
Rate: Competitive Rates
We are excited to offer you an opportunity as an Anaesthetics Intensive Care ITU Specialty Registrar. If you are passionate and experienced, looking to make a meaningful impact in Anaesthesiology, this position is for you. Join us in delivering exceptional medical care.
You will handle a diverse workload across various surgical specialties, with opportunities for subspecialising.
As an Anaesthetics Intensive Care (ITU) Specialty Registrar, you are responsible for delivering high-quality anaesthetic and critical care to patients undergoing major surgery or experiencing life-threatening conditions. You assess, stabilise, and manage critically ill patients, including those requiring advanced airway management, ventilation, cardiovascular support, and renal replacement therapy. You provide anaesthesia for elective and emergency procedures, conduct daily ICU ward rounds, and contribute to perioperative care, including pain management. Your role also includes supervising junior staff, participating in audits and quality improvement, and supporting the development of clinical protocols and education within the department.
If you consider yourself to have a disability or require any reasonable adjustment during the recruitment process or within the workplace, please highlight this at the earliest opportunity by contacting our team. With this information, we will provide appropriate support to you throughout the process and into your work placement.
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