ENT Registrar: Pediatric & Head & Neck Surgery

Woodston Personnel Ltd.; Sligo; On-site; EUR 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Woodston Personnel Ltd. on behalf of our client invites applications from suitably qualified medical practitioners for the post of Registrar in Otolaryngology, (ENT).

The successful candidate will join a consultant-led multidisciplinary team delivering inpatient, outpatient and emergency ENT services. This role offers extensive exposure to general adult and paediatric otolaryngology, rhinology, otology and head and neck surgical oncology, with strong support for clinical audit, academic research

Qualifications

• Full registration in General Division (or Trainee Specialist Division) of the Medical Council of Ireland.
• A minimum of 24 months post-internship clinical experience in Otolaryngology/ENT.
• Evidence of English language proficiency as required by HSE (IELTS/OET).

Responsibilities

• Manage outpatient clinics, inpatient ward rounds and ED consultations under consultant supervision.
• Participate in elective and emergency theatre lists, performing and assisting ENT procedures.
• Join regional on-call rota, handling airway emergencies and ENT trauma.
• Attend Head and Neck MDT meetings, radiology conferences and pathology reviews.
• Provide teaching to SHOs, interns and medical students.
• Engage in departmental audits and quality improvement initiatives.

Skills

Clinical care

Surgical skills

On-call experience

MDT collaboration

Teaching

Clinical governance

Education

Medical Council Registration

MRCS ENT (desirable)

Job description

Woodston Personnel Ltd. on behalf of our client invites applications from suitably qualified medical practitioners for the post of Registrar in Otolaryngology, (ENT).

The successful candidate will join a consultant-led multidisciplinary team delivering inpatient, outpatient and emergency ENT services. This role offers extensive exposure to general adult and paediatric otolaryngology, rhinology, otology and head and neck surgical oncology, with strong support for clinical audit, academic research