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Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is recruiting a permanent Consultant in General and Upper GI Surgery, based in Bradford. The post focuses on bariatric and benign upper GI conditions, with access to robotic surgery and a mix of elective and emergency cases.
Ten PAs per week and a broad surgical remit offer opportunities to lead and develop a robotic practice. The role requires UK medical qualifications, GMC registration, and involvement in on-call duties within an established NHS
Job Title: Consultant General & Upper GI Surgeon
Employer: Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Job Type: Full-time
Location: Bradford, United Kingdom
Salary/Rate: 113,565 to 150,569 £ / Year
UK Visa Sponsorship: Available
A permanent, full-time consultant position specialising in general surgery and upper gastrointestinal (GI) surgery, with a particular focus on bariatric and benign upper GI conditions.
The role focuses on delivering specialist surgical care, including metabolic and weight-loss surgery, complex hiatal conditions and benign biliary surgery.
The postholder will provide elective and emergency surgical services, assess outpatient referrals and contribute to the investigation and treatment of acute surgical conditions.
The role offers access to robotic surgery, with opportunities to develop a robotic surgical practice.
Contract: Permanent.
Working hours: 10 programmed activities (PAs) per week.
Location: Bradford Teaching Hospitals, West Yorkshire.
Deliver specialist general and upper GI surgical consultations, assessments and treatments.
Perform bariatric and metabolic surgery, including weight-loss procedures.
Manage complex hiatal conditions and benign biliary surgical cases.
Undertake advanced laparoscopic surgery.
Provide outpatient consultations for a wide range of surgical conditions.
Triage and investigate urgent and fast-track referrals.
Participate in upper GI endoscopy services and maintain the required accreditation.
Contribute to the general surgical on-call rota, currently one in 14.
Lead the surgical assessment unit and assess, triage and treat acute surgical referrals during on-call periods.
Participate in emergency operating lists (CEPOD) and weekday urgent surgical clinics.
Manage general surgical conditions affecting both the upper and lower gastrointestinal tract.
Collaborate with colleagues to maintain high standards of patient care and service delivery.
Essential qualifications and professional registration
Essential clinical skills and experience
Additional requirements