Junior Clinical Fellow in Adult Critical Care with Education

Successful candidates will work with the directorate lead for Education helping to run the directorates comprehensive teaching programme including journal clubs, weekly consultant led teaching and unit specific training. There will be an education fellow working on each adult ICU and so there will be the opportunity for unit specific education projects as well as pan directorate initiatives with all three education fellows working together.

Time dedicated to the educational component of the job will take place on flexi days and the standard days falling Monday to Wednesday

Please note that while every effort will be made to accommodate this work pattern, in exceptional circumstances doctors may be required to perform clinical duties on their flexi and research days and this may include covering other units when staffing levels dictate.

Away from work on education, clinical work will be on one of the adult ICU where clinical fellows (CFs) are required to work as part of the critical care medical and multidisciplinary team. We can accommodate experienced trainees / CFs looking to broaden their experience (including subspecialty specific) and novice trainees / CFs with no prior ICM experience. Duties and responsibilities will be commensurate with the individual candidate's experience and are overseen by consultant intensivists at all times. The experience gained will be beneficial to trainees wishing to pursue a wide variety of career aims.

The applicant should be post foundation training or equivalent. Prior experience of the UK healthcare system is desirable, and GMC registration is essential (unless applying for sponsorship)

The Critical Care Directorate is internationally recognised for its research and several Intensive Care Consultants hold leadership positions in national and international societies. There are multiple international research studies being actively recruited to at any one time which successful candidates will have the chance to be a part of. The Directorate has also recently appointed a Quality Improvement Lead who is coordinating audit and quality improvement work across the three adult ICU and beyond. Here again multiple opportunities exist for motivated fellows to contribute.