Senior Gynaecology Fellow: Urgent Suspected Cancer

Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust; Packmoor; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is recruiting a Senior Clinical Fellow in Gynaecology Urgent Suspected Cancer (USC). The post supports urgent cancer pathways and unit-based activities at the Women’s Centre, John Radcliffe and Horton Hospital, Banbury, for 12 months with potential extension to two years, subject to progress.

The post offers comprehensive training in cancer diagnostics, opportunities to undertake SITM training, and collaboration with the Thames Valley Cancer

Qualifications

• Full GMC registration and licence to practise.
• MBBS or equivalent with clinical training in Gynaecology.
• Evidence of work in a Gynaecological Oncology accredited centre.
• Ability to take clinical decisions in Gynaecology.
• Minimum five years post-graduate Gynaecology clinical experience.

Responsibilities

• Work primarily at The Women's Centre, John Radcliffe and Horton Hospital, Banbury, with possible duties elsewhere in the Trust.
• Share clinical responsibilities with the wider Gynaecology Department.
• Supervise inpatient and outpatient clinics; support research projects and present at meetings.

Education

MBBS or equivalent

MRCOG Part 2 or equivalent Intercalated degree/MD/PhD

Clinical training in Gynaecology

Evidence of work in a Gynaecological Oncology accredited centre

Ability to take clinical decision in Gynaecology

Minimum of five years post‑graduate Gynaecology clinical experience

Job description

Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is recruiting a Senior Clinical Fellow in Gynaecology Urgent Suspected Cancer (USC). The post supports urgent cancer pathways and unit-based activities at the Women’s Centre, John Radcliffe and Horton Hospital, Banbury, for 12 months with potential extension to two years, subject to progress.

The post offers comprehensive training in cancer diagnostics, opportunities to undertake SITM training, and collaboration with the Thames Valley Cancer