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A major teaching hospital in Coventry is seeking a renal registrar to join their team. The role involves caring for renal inpatients, participating in clinics, and performing practical procedures such as vascular catheter insertion and renal biopsies. The ideal candidate will receive comprehensive training and support while being part of a reputable healthcare institution focused on innovation and development. Opportunities for teaching and learning are abundant, contributing to both professional growth and patient care.
Based at UHCW, the post holder will have responsibility for the care of renal inpatients, day cases, and ward attendees as part of a team of junior doctors in the Renal Department. This includes 1 in 7 resident renal on-call weekends and evenings. Other essential duties include supervising and teaching junior trainees, undertaking practical procedures (especially insertion of vascular catheters for acute haemodialysis and renal biopsies), and participating in clinics including general nephrology, acute transplantation, dialysis (HD, PD), and transition.
The ward doctors are expected to attend a daily morning board round with the ward MDT. The on-call registrar reviews admissions or referrals to the unit, supported by F2/IMT, a triage nurse, and the on-call renal consultant (Physician of the Week). The registrar reviews referrals from other departments and satellite dialysis units.
The transplantation registrar manages acute renal transplant patients and live donors, attending three transplant clinics weekly, along with ward rounds and MDTs. Other registrars cover outpatient clinics, procedures, or CPD activities at various locations, including UHCW, Rugby, Warwick, Stratford, and GEH, focusing on general nephrology, dialysis, and transition clinics.
The post holder will become competent in practical procedures such as vascular catheterization and renal biopsy, with opportunities to train in medical PD catheter insertions. They will participate in a 1 in 7 weekend renal on-call schedule, supporting out-of-hours F2/IMT and providing renal advice to other departments and satellite units.
UHCW NHS Trust, rated as good by the CQC, is one of the UK's largest teaching trusts, known for modern facilities and leadership in research and healthcare innovation. Joining this team offers access to extensive learning and development opportunities. The role involves rotating responsibilities across different areas, with daily ward rounds, handovers, and on-call duties supporting patient care.
This advert closes on Friday 15 Aug 2025.