Physician Response Unit (PRU) Emergency Medicine OOPE

NHS Jobs; Leicester; On-site; GBP 50,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

NHS Jobs in Leicester seeks a Senior Trust Grade Doctor to deliver innovative, community-based emergency care within a large, forward-looking Emergency Department. You will lead assessments, management and care planning for patients, collaborating with primary care and community teams in a 24-hour service alongside senior clinicians and Consultants.

The role emphasises clinical leadership, mentorship of paramedics and allied health professionals, and ongoing professional development within GMC

Responsibilities

• Deliver innovative, community-based emergency care as part of a dynamic Doctor and Paramedic Response Team, bringing urgent medical expertise directly to patients.
• Play a key role in providing a 24-hour Emergency Medicine service within a busy and forward-thinking Emergency Department, working alongside senior clinicians and Emergency Medicine Consultants.
• Lead the assessment, management and ongoing care planning for patients in the community, collaborating closely with primary care, community services and multidisciplinary teams to achieve the best possible outcomes.
• Provide clinical leadership, support and mentorship to paramedics and allied health professionals working in pre-hospital and community settings.
• Develop advanced decision-making skills in complex and challenging environments, delivering high-quality emergency care where it is needed most.

Job description

The Emergency Department at Leicester Royal Infirmary is one of the largest and busiest in the UK, delivering high-quality emergency care to a diverse patient population while maintaining strong standards of clinical performance. As part of our ambitious vision, we are committed to becoming one of the country's leading providers of acute and emergency care over the coming years. This is an exciting time to join our team. We have recently opened a state-of-the-art Emergency Care environment that brings together the Emergency Department and Admissions Services into a single, integrated patient pathway. The facility includes dedicated areas for initial assessment, minor injuries and illnesses, majors, resuscitation, as well as specialist units including the Acute Medical Unit, Acute Care Bay, Emergency Frailty Unit, Acute Frailty Unit and Emergency Decisions Unit. This modern clinical environment provides excellent opportunities to gain experience across the full spectrum of emergency and acute care. We are passionate about supporting the growth and development of our clinicians. Our dedicated Education Team, led by a Consultant Educator and supported by senior registrars and administrative staff, is focused on delivering high-quality teaching, training and career development opportunities.

As a Senior Trust Grade Doctor, you will have access to a comprehensive educational programme, including:

• Regular Case-Based Discussion (CBD) sessions with senior clinicians.
• High-fidelity simulation training within our dedicated in-house simulation suite.
• Practical skills sessions designed to support competency development.
• A structured teaching programme tailored specifically for Trust Grade doctors.
• Opportunities to present clinical cases, gain workplace-based assessments and evidence competencies for portfolio development.

Clinical Responsibilities

Deliver innovative, community-based emergency care as part of a dynamic Doctor and Paramedic Response Team, bringing urgent medical expertise directly to patients. Play a key role in providing a 24-hour Emergency Medicine service within a busy and forward-thinking Emergency Department, working alongside senior clinicians and Emergency Medicine Consultants. Lead the assessment, management and ongoing care planning for patients in the community, collaborating closely with primary care, community services and multidisciplinary teams to achieve the best possible outcomes. Provide clinical leadership, support and mentorship to paramedics and allied health professionals working in pre-hospital and community settings. Develop advanced decision-making skills in complex and challenging environments, delivering high-quality emergency care where it is needed most.

General Responsibilities

Be an ambassador for our Trust values, helping to deliver exceptional patient care while contributing to a positive and supportive working culture. Practice to the highest professional standards, in line with the General Medical Council (GMC) Good Medical Practice guidance. Maintain valid GMC registration and licence to practise, ensuring continued professional credibility and excellence. Demonstrate a commitment to lifelong learning through participation in mandatory training and ongoing professional development.