Senior Clinical Fellow Respiratory Medicine

Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust; Hitchin; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

A healthcare provider in the UK seeks an experienced clinician in Respiratory medicine. Candidates must hold an MBChB, GMC registration, and MRCP. Essential skills include previous experience in respiratory medicine and knowledge in audit practices. The position offers diversified responsibilities in patient management and clinical research opportunities.

Benefits

Flexible working options

Wellbeing support

Professional development opportunities

Qualifications

• Full GMC registration required.
• MBChB or equivalent necessary.
• MRCP is essential.

Responsibilities

• Manage patients in respiratory medicine.
• Participate in audits and clinical research.
• Provide resuscitation and emergency care.

Skills

Previous Respiratory medicine experience

Audit Knowledge

Resuscitation

Basic Training by an ALS provider

ALS

Education

MBChB or equivalent

Full GMC registration

MRCP

ST4 or above

Job description

Overview

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Responsibilities

Please refer to the attached Job description, Person specification and Specialty/ Trust Brochure for further details on:

• What we can offer
• Job Plan/On-call Requirements
• The Team

Person specification

Qualifications

Essential criteria

• MBChB or equivalent
• Full GMC registration
• MRCP

Desirable criteria

• ST4 or above

Experience

Essential criteria

• Previous Respiratory medicine experience
• Audit Knowledge
• Resuscitation
• Basic Training by an ALS provider
• ALS

Desirable criteria

• Clinical research
• Experience in Bronchoscopy
• Experience in Thoracic Ultrasound

Additional information

Thanks for taking the time to view this advert; we\u2019re looking forward to receiving your application. You should be aware that the vacancy may close earlier than the published date if sufficient applications are received so it would be best to apply as soon as you can. We\u2019ll contact you by e-mail to update you on the progress of your application so please check the e-mail account that you applied from (including spam/junk) regularly.

We are committed to promoting equality of opportunity, celebrating and valuing diversity and eliminating any form of unlawful discrimination across our workforce, ensuring our people are truly representative of the communities we serve. All individuals regardless of race, age, disability, ethnicity, nationality, gender, gender reassignment, sexual orientation, religion or belief, marriage and civil partnership, neurodiversity or veteran status are encouraged to apply for this post. Our Statement on the Recruitment of Ex-Offenders is available Here

To support you in your application process we\u2019ve created a What we can offer you guide that shows what you can expect when you join our hospitals. The guide includes links to our strategic aims and objectives as well as our values, development support and rewards and benefits. To help you get the best from your application we\u2019ve also put together two guides to help you make your application the best it can be. Just click here and here to go through them, or have them open as you complete your application.

We recognise that the recruitment process may present barriers for some and you may need personal adjustments to enable you to participate in our recruitment process. Please make contact with the recruitment team at the earliest opportunity to ensure that measures can be put in place to enable your application for this post.

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Supporting Information

The supporting information section is an opportunity for you to showcase how your qualifications, knowledge, skill and experiences align with the requirements and criteria outlined in the job description and person.

Our recruiting managers score applications based on the criteria listed in the person specification. They will be looking for evidence of how you meet these criteria. To increase your chances of securing an interview, provide examples of how you have applied your skills and knowledge in real-life situations. Share work-related successes and challenges you\u2019ve navigated that align with the criteria. These could be from various aspects of your life, including work, education, and personal experiences.

Consider structuring your supporting information section with clear headings or bullet points. This approach will help both you and the recruiting manager navigate through your application more effectively.

Working Smarter pledge

We are reminded everyday of how important life is, so as part of our Working Smarter pledge we offer a variety of flexible working options and wellbeing support to enable our people to find and maintain the right work-life balance.

Secondments

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Young People

Please note a young person must be in part-time education or training until they\u2019re 18. therefore if you are under 18 we are unable to employ you on a full time basis, unless it is in an apprenticeship role.

Disclosure and Barring Service checks

If the role you\u2019ve applied for requires a Disclosure and Barring Services (DBS) check we will administer this on your behalf and the cost will be recovered from your salary, either as a one-off payment, or over 3 months. The level of check required depends on the role that you have been offered. Currently the charges are - Basic DBS check £26.40 Standard DBS check £26.40 and Enhanced DBS check £54.40. You should be aware that if you are successful in obtaining a position that requires a DBS check but later withdraw your application, you may be required to reimburse the cost of the DBS check. DBS checks remain free of charge for volunteer positions. The DBS Code of Practice can be accessed here.

In line with guidance from United Kingdom Health Security Agency, all staff and volunteers are required to comply with Trust Infection Prevention and Control processes in relation to safe working. This includes mask wearing and adherence to social distancing at all Trust sites.

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Documents to download

• 438-MS3127 (PDF, 520.3KB)
• Creating your best application (PDF, 6.1MB)
• What we can offer you (PDF, 6.7MB)
• Main Recruitment Pack 24 (PDF, 387.4KB)