Clinical Fellow Emergency Medicine

Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust; Nottingham; On-site; GBP 36,000 - 67,000; Full time

Job summary

NHS Jobs in Nottingham is seeking a Junior or Senior Clinical Fellow in Emergency Medicine for a February 2027 start. This is a full-time contract based at Nottingham, NG7 2UH.

Applicants should hold MBBS or equivalent, possess ALS and ATLS qualifications, have MRCEM (full) and NHS ED experience, and be eligible for IAC sign off. The role includes training and CESR pathways, with opportunities for career development.

Qualifications

• ALS qualification is required.
• ATLS qualifications are required.
• MRCEM exam is required.
• IAC sign off is required.
• NHS ED experience is required.

Responsibilities

• Clinical Fellows in the Emergency Department can expect to build on experience in identification, assessment, and management of sick patients.
• Gain experience in a wide variety of medical conditions with appropriate admission decisions.
• Develop skills in trauma management and urgent procedures.
• Engage in audit and in-service training and meetings within the department.

Skills

ALS

ATLS

MRCEM exam

IAC sign off

NHS ED experience

Education

MBBS or equivalent

Tools

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Job description

Junior or Senior Clinical Fellow Emergency Medicine (Feb 2027 start)

CAPTION:

• Company: NHS Jobs
• Salary: £55,355 to £67,325 a year
• Hours: Full-time
• Location: Nottingham, NG7 2UH
• Job type: Contract

Summary

We have clearly set out in our job description and person specification the essential criteria for the roles (please see below). You will be expected to meet all of the essential criteria in order to move to the shortlisting stage of the recruitment process. We are looking for applicants who meet the following criteria:

For a Junior post

• We expect you to have at least three years post MBBS (or equivalent) in addition to experience in an Emergency Department (ED).
• For doctors who have worked in the NHS, at least 1 year's experience in ED in the NHS at CT1/2 level.
• For doctors who have not worked in the NHS yet, you will need at least one year in an ED setting (an example of what we mean by ED setting is working your entire job purely in the ED not GP or 'outpatient' or 'ward rounds' only).
• To be considered for Tier 3 (CT3) level role, you will need MRCEM exam plus minimum of 2 years in pure ED setting in the NHS at CT1/2 level.
• Advanced Life Support (ALS) qualification.

For a Senior post

• At least six years post MBBS (or equivalent) in addition to experience in an ED.
• ALS and ATLS qualifications.
• MRCEM exam (full).
• You will have worked in an NHS medical role, with at least two years experience in the ED in an NHS acute Trust at CT3 or higher level.
• IAC sign off.

Whilst clinical attachment is not essential, please do note in your application if you have had an attachment in ED of more than two weeks. These are service posts so do not have educational approval, but you will be provided with excellent training and educational opportunities, tailored to meet your individual needs. We expect that you will keep yourself up to date with current knowledge and practice, attend clinical meetings within the department and participate in audit and in-service training of other professionals.

Clinical Fellows in the Emergency Department can expect to:

• Build on previous experience and develop increased expertise in the identification, assessment, and management of sick patients.
• Gain experience and familiarity in identifying and managing a wide variety of medical conditions, with appropriated decision making around need for admission and discharge +/- primary care/specialty follow up.
• Gain experience and familiarity in managing poly-trauma patients and the concept of silver trauma.
• Have opportunities to acquire additional skills such as fascia iliaca block, chest drain etc.
• Enhance your communication skills with patients, relatives, and colleagues.
• Keep up to date with mandatory training required for your role.
• Participate in the annual appraisal process.

We have successfully supported many doctors who have come to work with us to gain places on training programmes, just let us know if this is your aim and we'll do everything we can to help you get there. Alternatively, if you would like a longer-term trust post or to take the CESR training pathway with NUH, we are happy to discuss these options with you.

We apologise that due to the overwhelmingly high amount of applications expected for this advert, we are unable to provide individual feedback if you are not shortlisted for interview at this time. With regret, we are unable to accommodate any clinical attachments in the Emergency Department at NUH.

We have clearly set out in our job description and person specification the essential criteria for the roles (please see below). You will be expected to meet all of the essential criteria in order to move to the shortlisting stage of the recruitment process. We are looking for applicants who meet the following criteria: For a Junior post We expect you to have at least three years post MBBS (or equivalent) in addition to experience in an Emergency Department (ED). For doctors who have worked in the NHS, at least 1 years experience in ED in the NHS at CT1/2 level For doctors who have not worked in the NHS yet, you will need at least one year in an ED setting (an example of what we mean by ED setting is working your entire job purely in the ED not GP or 'outpatient' or 'ward rounds' only) To be considered for Tier 3 (CT3) level role, you will need MRCEM exam plus minimum of 2 years in pure ED setting in the NHS at CT1/2 level Advanced Life Support (ALS) qualification For a Senior post At least six years post MBBS (or equivalent) in addition to experience in an ED ALS and ATLS qualifications MRCEM exam (full) You will have worked in an NHS medical role, with at least two years experience in the ED in an NHS acute Trust at CT3 or higher level IAC sign off Whilst clinical attachment is not essential, please do note in your application if you have had an attachment in ED of more than two weeks. These are service posts so do not have educational approval, but you will be provided with excellent training and educational opportunities, tailored to meet your individual needs. We expect that you will keep yourself up to date with current knowledge and practice, attend clinical meetings within the department and to participate in audit and in service training of other professionals. Clinical Fellows in the Emergency Department can expect to: Build on previous experience and develop increased expertise in the identification, assessment and management of sick patients Gain experience and familiarity in identifying and managing a wide variety of medical conditions, with appropriated decision making around need for admission and discharge +/- primary care/specialty follow up Gain experience and familiarity in managing poly-trauma patients and the concept of silver trauma Have opportunities to acquire additional skills such as fascia iliaca block, chest drain etc To enhance your communication skills with patients relatives and colleagues To keep up to date with mandatory training required for your role To participate in the annual appraisal process We have successfully supported many doctors who have come to work with us to gain places on training programmes, just let us know if this is your aim and well do everything we can to help you get there. Alternatively if you would like a longer term trust post or to take the CESR training pathway with NUH, we are really happy to have these discussions