Oncology Registrar

St Vincent's Private Hospital; Dublin; On-site; EUR 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Increased salary and training grant

Flexible, EWTD compliant rota

CPD points and career development supports

Pension available after successful probation

Job summary

St Vincent's Private Hospital is seeking an Oncology Registrar or Fellow for a full-time position in Dublin. This role is well-suited for NCHDs pursuing higher degrees such as MSc, MD or PhD. The position offers benefits like increased salary, flexible rotations compliant with EWTD, and career development supports.

To apply, candidates must have General Registration with the Irish Medical Council and experience in oncology. Mentoring and CPD points are also available, along with a pension after successful probation.

Qualifications

• General Registration with the Irish Medical Council is required.
• Experience in oncology is essential.

Responsibilities

• Provide patient care as an Oncology Registrar or Fellow.
• Participate in ongoing education and research opportunities.

Skills

Oncology experience

General Registration with the Irish Medical Council

Job description

St Vincent's Private Hospital is the single, biggest acute private hospital in Dublin. We offer the highest number of consultants and the widest range of specialist care in Ireland's only integrated multi-hospital campus. We are the biggest private provider of cancer care specialties (medical oncology, radiation oncology, surgery and brachytherapy) in the country.

Situated on the same grounds as St Vincent's University Hospital, we share resources, expertise and medical facilities with one of the country's leading academic teaching hospital.

NCHD Vacancy (immediate start)

Oncology Registrar or Fellow

Full-Time Fixed term or Permanent. This post is particularly suited to NCHDs pursuing higher degrees (MSc/MD/PhD).

Benefits

• Increased salary and training grant
• Flexible, EWTD compliant rota
• CPD points, career development supports, mentoring, research opportunities
• Pension available after successful probation

Requirements

• General Registration with the Irish Medical Council
• Oncology experience

Applications apply through link.