Locum Consultant in Neurointerventional Radiology

The Methodist Church in Britain; Cambridge; Sur place; GBP 90 000 - 120 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust seeks a 12-month locum consultant in neurointerventional radiology to start as soon as possible. The role supports stroke thrombectomy and haemorrhagic services, with close links to neurology, neurosurgery and stroke teams.

GMC registration is required; CCT in radiology preferred. The post sits within a radiology team comprising NHS and university consultants and registrars, and welcomes part-time and job-share applicants.

Qualifications

• Full GMC registration required.
• IELTS or OET exam for non-UK applicants, before GMC licence.
• Criminal record certificate from each country lived in for 12 months or more in the past 10 years (skilled worker entry clearance applicants)

Responsabilités

• Provide specialist and general support to the department's workload
• Support the stroke thrombectomy and haemorrhagic service
• Work closely with neurology, neurosurgery, stroke, ENT and head and neck teams
• Take part in clinical, research and educational activities

Connaissances

English communication

Clinical skills

Specialty-specific skills

Communication skills

Personal skills

Formation

IELTS or OET (non-UK applicants)

Description du poste

A 12-month locum consultant post in neurointerventional radiology at Addenbrooke's Hospital, part of Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, to start as soon as possible. The work supports the stroke thrombectomy and haemorrhagic service, alongside general departmental workload and close links with neurology, neurosurgery and stroke teams. The post sits within a radiology team of NHS and university consultants and specialty registrars, and considers part-time and job-share applicants. Full GMC registration is required, and a CCT in radiology is preferred.

What the job involves

• Provide specialist and general support to the department's workload
• Support the stroke thrombectomy and haemorrhagic service
• Work closely with neurology, neurosurgery, stroke, ENT and head and neck teams
• Take part in clinical, research and educational activities

Qualifications

• Qualifications as set out in the person specification
• IELTS or OET exam for non-UK applicants, before GMC licence

Registration & licences

• Full GMC registration

Skills & knowledge

• English skills to communicate medical topics with patients and colleagues (GMC Good Medical Practice 2013)
• Clinical skills as set out in the person specification
• Specialty-specific skills related to the post
• Communication skills
• Personal skills

Checks & eligibility

• Criminal record certificate from each country lived in for 12 months or more in the past 10 years (skilled worker entry clearance applicants)

Other

• Professionalism
• Standards
• Commitment to clinical governance and improving patient care
• Understanding of the NHS
• Commitment to ongoing professional development

Nice to have

• CCT in radiology, or within six months of award at interview