Fully Funded Cardiology Research Fellow - MD Thesis

University Hospitals Sussex; Brighton; Hybrid; GBP 54.000 - 77.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust seeks a Clinical Cardiology Research Fellow ST3+ for a fully funded 2-year post based in the CIRU at Royal Sussex County Hospital, Brighton. The role leads an MD project around transcatheter aortic valve implantation, with teaching duties and involvement in ongoing multi-centre trials.

The post offers full-time hours, 40 per week, and a pathway to an MD thesis and academic development within an NHS research environment.

Qualifikationen

• Basic Medical Degree required for medical registration and practice.
• GMC registration with licence to practice is essential for the post.
• MRCP (UK) or equivalent; intercalated BSc or research training preferred.
• Advanced Life Support certification from Resuscitation Council UK or equivalent.

Aufgaben

• Lead in cardiology clinical research within CIRU at Royal Sussex County Hospital.
• Develop study hypotheses, design experiments, and submit ethics applications.
• Collaborate with multi-centre teams and supervise/engage in teaching.
• Present findings at local and international meetings and publish work.
• Register for and complete a medical doctorate degree and manage audits.

Kenntnisse

Research planning

Collaboration liaison

Presenting research

Teaching

Ausbildung

Basic Medical Degree

Full GMC Registration with a licence to practice

MRCP (UK) or equivalent; intercalated BSc or equivalent

Advanced Life Support Certificate

Jobbeschreibung

University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust seeks a Clinical Cardiology Research Fellow ST3+ for a fully funded 2-year post based in the CIRU at Royal Sussex County Hospital, Brighton. The role leads an MD project around transcatheter aortic valve implantation, with teaching duties and involvement in ongoing multi-centre trials.

The post offers full-time hours, 40 per week, and a pathway to an MD thesis and academic development within an NHS research environment.