Locum Neonatal Medicine Consultant - Two-Site Leadership

Liverpool Women's NHS Foundation Trust; Grimsby; On-site; GBP 114,000 - 151,000; Full time

Job summary

Liverpool Women's NHS Foundation Trust in partnership with Alder Hey Children’s Hospital seeks enthusiastic Locum Consultants in Neonatal Medicine to join the Liverpool Neonatal Partnership. The post provides consultant-led neonatal intensive care, high dependency care and special care across both sites, with resident and non-resident on-call duties.

You will contribute to outpatient care, antenatal counselling, governance, audit, education and service development, and participate in research.

Qualifications

• Primary medical qualification from a recognised university.
• Full GMC registration and licence to practise.
• MRCPCH or equivalent membership.
• Inclusion in the specialist register in neonatal medicine or within 6 months of CCT.
• MD or PhD or other higher degree.

Responsibilities

• Provide consultant-led neonatal care across both sites, including on-call duties.
• Deliver care in neonatal intensive, high dependency and special care settings.
• Engage in outpatient care, antenatal counselling and governance activities.
• Lead education, research and service development initiatives.

Education

Primary medical degree

Full GMC registration

Membership of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (MRCPCH) or equivalent

Inclusion in specialist register in Paediatrics (neonatal medicine) or within 6 months of CCT

Higher degree e.g., MD or PhD

Job description

Liverpool Women's NHS Foundation Trust in partnership with Alder Hey Children’s Hospital seeks enthusiastic Locum Consultants in Neonatal Medicine to join the Liverpool Neonatal Partnership. The post provides consultant-led neonatal intensive care, high dependency care and special care across both sites, with resident and non-resident on-call duties.

You will contribute to outpatient care, antenatal counselling, governance, audit, education and service development, and participate in research.