Consultant in Acute General Medicine (AGM) and Rheumatology

Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust; Oxford; On-site; GBP 80,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading NHS Trust in Oxford is seeking a Consultant in Acute General Medicine and Rheumatology. The role offers an opportunity to deliver high-quality patient care, engage in teaching, and foster research in a prestigious healthcare setting. This position supports career development and provides a chance to work in a beautiful historic city with excellent amenities.

Qualifications

• Skilled in Acute General Medicine and Rheumatology.
• Experience in leading healthcare teams.
• Eligible for GMC (General Medical Council) registration.

Responsibilities

• Deliver acute medical care and manage patient needs.
• Participate in teaching and leadership roles.
• Support research activities within the department.

Skills

Acute Medical Care

Teaching Skills

Leadership in Healthcare

Education

Consultant Qualification in Medicine

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Consultant in Acute General Medicine (AGM) and Rheumatology, Oxford

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Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Location:

Oxford, United Kingdom

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Posted:

02.06.2025

Expiry Date:

17.07.2025

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Job Description:

Horton General Hospital

Consultant in Acute General Medicine (AGM) and Rheumatology

Applications are invited for a consultant post in Acute General Medicine (AGM) and Rheumatology at the Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust (OUHFT). The OUH NHS Trust comprises four hospitals: the John Radcliffe, Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre, Churchill Hospital and the Horton General Hospital. Applicants will be based mainly at the Horton Hospital with
sessions at the Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre.

This is an exciting time to join AGM and Rheumatology at OUHFT and become part of a consultant workforce with a reputation for excellence. We are seeking enthusiastic colleagues who are skilled in the delivery of acute medical care and the interface with the Emergency Department and other hospital specialties. The post offers integration with a
large rheumatology department which has strong academic links to the University of Oxford.

The Horton General Hospital is located in the market town of Banbury and serves the growing population of North Oxfordshire and surrounding areas. The AGM department has recently transformed the way in which consultant-led care is delivered across the inpatient areas with a dedicated EAU consultant, ward based medical teams and increased
Ambulatory care.

We work in a flexible and modular way that allows the opportunity for ongoing consultant career development. We expect the successful candidate to develop their subspeciality interests.

We will support new colleagues in developing teaching and leadership roles. The Trust is a clinically led organisation and AGM consultants play key senior management roles. Research activities are developing and new appointments may support this.

The Trust is one of the NHS Digital Exemplar sites and is already paper-light in many areas. New colleagues are expected to support this ongoing work; training will be provided. The appointments are on a full-time basis. Applications are welcome from those who wish to job share or work less than full-time, or from those looking to combine clinical work with a research career or teaching and training. Those with academic and subspecialty interests are encouraged to discuss the opportunities that are available.

Oxford is a beautiful historic city. We have excellent schools and fabulous communities. There is good access to London, the Cotswolds and rail links around the Country. There is something for everyone.

To apply and gain further details of this post, please click the Apply button. Please apply via this website and e-mail your CV to quoting vacancy reference 321-MS-CON-6401937-S5 and your application reference number as issued by NHS jobs.

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