Urological Oncology Research Fellow - Prostate Cancer

The Christie NHS FT; Manchester; Presencial; GBP 65.000 - 85.000; Tempo integral

Resumo da vaga

The Christie NHS Foundation Trust in Manchester invites a motivated clinician with an interest in academic urology to join our world-leading urological oncology team. The post offers hands-on clinical experience across tertiary-level surgical oncology services, with a dedicated research focus on advanced prostate cancer, and potential to pursue an MD/PhD.

The postholder will work with consultant urologists and collaborators at University of Manchester and Cancer Research UK Manchester Institute

Qualificações

• MB BS (or equivalent)
• MRCS (or equivalent)
• Full GMC registration with a license to practice
• CRiSP Course (if not undertaken would be expected within 3 months of commencement)
• MSc/MRes

Responsabilidades

• Provide clinical and research support to the surgical urological oncology service.
• Work in outpatient clinics, theatre, diagnostics, and MDT settings.
• Lead a research project and contribute to departmental studies (e.g., STAMPEDE, National Prostate Cancer Audit).
• Opportunity to align research with a higher degree (MD/PhD).
• No mandatory on-call commitment; on-call rota may be possible.

Conhecimentos

Team collaboration

Research experience

Data analysis (R/Stata/Python)

Formação

MB BS (or equivalent)

MRCS (or equivalent)

Full GMC registration with a license to practice

CRiSP Course (within 3 months)

MSc/MRes

Ferramentas

R

Stata

Python

Descrição da vaga

The Christie NHS Foundation Trust in Manchester invites a motivated clinician with an interest in academic urology to join our world-leading urological oncology team. The post offers hands-on clinical experience across tertiary-level surgical oncology services, with a dedicated research focus on advanced prostate cancer, and potential to pursue an MD/PhD.

The postholder will work with consultant urologists and collaborators at University of Manchester and Cancer Research UK Manchester Institute