Senior Clinical Fellow in Hepatology

NHS; Cwmbran; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player in healthcare is seeking a dedicated individual for a one-year post in Hepatology. This role focuses on advanced liver disease management, offering a unique opportunity to work closely with Consultant Hepatologists. The position emphasizes high-quality patient care while providing time for research and professional development. With no ward or on-call duties, this role allows for a balanced work-life dynamic. Join a forward-thinking organization committed to innovative healthcare delivery and extensive training opportunities, making a significant impact in the field of Hepatology.

Benefits

Flexible Working

Extensive Training Opportunities

Career Development Programs

Wellbeing Initiatives

Qualifications

• Competency in diagnostic upper GI endoscopy is essential.
• Training opportunities in portal hypertension management.

Responsibilities

• Provide flexible cover for endoscopy cancellations and support Hepatology service.
• Lead and supervise rolling audits as part of IQILS accreditation.

Skills

Diagnostic Upper GI Endoscopy

Clinical Management

Research Skills

Audit Leadership

Education

GCP Certification

Specialist Training in Hepatology

Job description

Job summary

This position is based across ABUHB sites and aims to provide the post holder with specialist, advanced Hepatology training, supporting activities within the Gwent Liver Unit, with a focus on managing advanced liver disease, including admission avoidance and re-admission prevention.

The post-holder will collaborate with Consultant Hepatologists and report to the Hepatology clinical lead and Gastroenterology clinical director.

This is a one-year post designed for specialist trainees seeking to expand their Hepatology experience. It is not ward-based but focuses on delivering high-quality care to patients with advanced liver disease, including cirrhosis, its complications, and liver cancer. The role includes time allocated for research and management development, with training opportunities in portal hypertension management.

Candidates must have achieved competency in diagnostic upper GI endoscopy, as they will independently conduct service endoscopy sessions.

Main duties of the job

The primary clinical responsibility is to provide flexible cover for endoscopy cancellations and support the Hepatology service through weekly clinics. The role involves approximately 8 service sessions per week, including endoscopy lists, clinics, Hot clinics/eLGH in-reach, admin, and MDT work. There is no ward or on-call work.

The post-holder will work with the directorate management team to ensure smooth service operation, including vetting inpatient referrals and supporting junior staff and administrative teams. They will also lead and supervise rolling audits as part of IQILS accreditation.

Applicants should have or obtain a 'Good Clinical Practice' (GCP) certification, which is organized by the research department and free of charge.

About us

Aneurin Bevan University Health Board is an award-winning NHS organization committed to caring. It offers a supportive workplace with extensive training, flexible working, and career development opportunities, including management programs and wellbeing initiatives. The strategy emphasizes high-quality hospital and community care.

Join us to contribute to innovative healthcare delivery and a future-ready service.