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A leading healthcare provider in Leeds is looking for a Clinical Research Fellow (Trust doctor) in Obstetrics at the ST6+ level. The role involves research on the microarchitecture of the cervix and its relation to preterm birth. The position offers both research and clinical experience, and is ideal for motivated individuals aiming for further academic advancement.
This post was established by Leeds Teaching Hospitals Trust in conjunction with Tommy's and The University of Leeds, to encourage more senior trainees to become involved in research activity and to develop specialist interest. Applications are invited for a Clinical Research Fellow (Trust doctor) in Obstetrics at ST6+ level. The specific research area relates to the microarchitecture of the cervix and its role in preterm birth. Previous research experience is desirable but not essential.
The proposed research incorporates the span of bench, clinical, and data-led studies which should appeal to a wide range of trainees with pre-existing abilities and interests. We are seeking highly motivated, enthusiastic individuals with the potential to excel in both their clinical and research training and who have the ambition to obtain a higher degree. The post is for up to 3 years with 60% of the working week dedicated to research and 40% to clinical service. There is an on-call commitment as 2nd on call for obstetrics and gynaecology on a 1 in 10 basis.
The post holder is employed by Leeds Teaching Hospital Trust (LTHT) with an honorary contract with the University of Leeds. Applications are invited for a Clinical Research Fellow (Trust doctor) in Obstetrics ST6+ level. The specific research area relates to the microarchitecture of the cervix and its role in preterm birth. Previous research experience is desirable but not essential.
The research work will be carried out in the Section of Obstetrics & Gynaecology within the School of Medicine, University of Leeds. The Sections work covers a range of themes ranging from understanding disease aetiology through to the application of our findings in translational clinical trials and currently includes the following areas of research:
Our work is collaborative and links with other leading national and international groups. We particularly value the practical contribution of our research in driving teaching and clinical practice to improve women’s healthcare.