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An established industry player in healthcare is seeking a registrar for a role in Vascular Surgery. This position offers a unique opportunity for surgeons in training to gain invaluable experience in advanced endovascular techniques. The role involves participation in a middle-grade on-call rota, supervising junior trainees, and engaging in clinical research and quality improvement activities. With a focus on professional development, candidates will benefit from a supportive environment that encourages learning and progression. If you are passionate about advancing your surgical career, this fellowship is an excellent opportunity to enhance your skills and expertise.
We wish to appoint a registrar to the post in Vascular Surgery (ST3+ or equivalent), starting in October 2025.
This position is suitable for surgeons in training seeking additional experience in Vascular Surgery before obtaining a National Training Number, or for surgeons nearing the end of their training (UK or overseas) or post-completion who want exposure to advanced endovascular aneurysm repair techniques (TEVAR/FEVAR/BEVAR). We will select the candidate(s) whose application and training needs we can best support.
The post is based in the Brunel Building at Southmead Hospital. The post holder will participate in a middle-grade vascular on-call rota and deliver outpatient clinics at one or more non-arterial network hospitals, including Bristol Royal Infirmary, Weston General Hospital, and Royal United Hospital Bath.
The post-holder will supervise and support junior surgical trainees within their competence. Although the post does not have formal postgraduate approval, progression assessments will be conducted via regular meetings with the educational supervisor, using tools such as PBA, educational meetings, and reflective learning. A formal learning agreement will be established at the start.
Participation in clinical research, audits, and quality improvement activities is required, with a goal of completing at least one project during the fellowship year.
The Bristol Bath Weston Vascular Network, formed in October 2014, serves a population of 1.12 million across Bristol, South Gloucestershire, North Somerset, Bath, and parts of Wiltshire and Somerset. The network provides comprehensive arterial and endovascular services, including 24/7 vascular surgery and interventional radiology at Southmead Hospital, which features a dedicated vascular ward and scheduled theatre sessions.
The post-holder will supervise junior trainees, participate in ongoing assessments, and engage in research, audits, and quality improvement projects, completing at least one during the fellowship.
Essential qualifications include achieving the required Grade (details to be specified).
North Bristol NHS Trust
Southmead Hospital
Bristol
BS10 5NB