Bank ST3 - Urology

The Methodist Church in Britain; Colchester; On-site; GBP 83,000 - 96,000; Full time

Job summary

Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a Bank ST3 doctor to support safe care across multiple specialties. The role involves liaising between nurses, clinicians, patients and relatives, joining ward and board rounds, and supervising staff.

Availability for evenings, weekends and on-call shifts varies with demand. The position requires MBBS or equivalent, full GMC registration, and a designated body on the GMC register.

Qualifications

• MBBS or equivalent from a recognised medical school.
• Full GMC registration.
• Designated body on the GMC register, with responsible officer listed as NHS.
• 6–12 months UK experience in a UK hospital.
• FY1 and FY2 competencies signed off.
• BSc or relevant degree (nice to have).

Responsibilities

• Liaise between nurses, clinicians, patients and relatives to support safe care.
• Attend board rounds, ward rounds and related daily activity.
• Give workplace supervision to other staff when requested.
• Keep high professional standards, particularly in documentation.
• Arrive on time for booked shifts and be available from the agreed start time.
• Attend local induction when working in new areas.
• Follow trust policies, including its values and behaviours.
• Carry out other duties suited to the post and grade, as advised by the speciality clinical team.

Education

MBBS or equivalent from a recognised medical school

Job description

Bank work at ST3 level, listed under urology but covering several specialties at Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust, from single shifts to extended stints. The core is supporting safe care by liaising between nurses, clinicians, patients and relatives, joining ward and board rounds, supervising staff and keeping documentation to a high standard. Evening, weekend and on-call shifts are offered depending on availability, and bank doctors must work at least 12 shifts a month to be connected to the trust as a GMC designated body. Fit depends on full GMC registration and a responsible officer designation listed as NHS.

What the job involves

• Liaise between nurses, clinicians, patients and relatives to support safe care
• Attend and take part in board rounds, ward rounds and related daily activity
• Give workplace supervision to other staff when requested
• Keep high professional standards, particularly in documentation
• Arrive on time for booked shifts and be available from the agreed start time
• Attend local induction when working in new areas
• Follow trust policies, including its values and behaviours
• Carry out other duties suited to the post and grade, as advised by the speciality clinical team

What’s required

Qualifications

• MBBS or equivalent from a recognised medical school

Registration & licences

• Full GMC registration
• Designated body on the GMC register, with responsible officer listed as NHS

Experience

• 6-12 months UK experience in a UK hospital
• FY1 and FY2 competencies signed off

Nice to have

• Ability to develop and maintain a subspecialty interest
• BSc or relevant degree