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I am partnered with a university foundation trust seeking to appoint a clinical oncologist with an interest in Breast. Essential criteria: UK – NHS experience. This is a new post to support expansion of the service. The post holder will be working alongside our team providing radiotherapy and SACT for breast patients. The majority of the breast SACT including adjuvant and neoadjuvant chemotherapy is managed by our medical oncology team. Our combined oncology department is friendly, successful and ambitious which encourages and supports innovation, diversity, digital development and research. The size and stricture of the department create opportunities for rapid progression to areas of increased responsibility. Location and relocation. We are fortunate to be based in the beautiful South West of England, with the cultural city, the rolling moors, and a multitude of stunning beaches on our doorsteps. We have low rates of crime and excellent education - schools and further education colleges are good or outstanding, and boasts a top Russell group university. We can offer you accommodation to support a visit and a relocation package should you choose to come. If open to exploring this opportunity I have a full job description with a very indepth description of the department, hospital and area.  

We are currently recruiting for an Emergency Medicine Specialty Doctor to join a teaching hospital in the North West of England.  The Emergency Department has recently undergone a significant refurbishment, with a brand-new unit opening this year. The team is exceptionally supportive of doctors aiming to achieve CESR, and the trust has an impressive record of clinicians successfully obtaining specialist registration. The hospital is situated in a family-friendly city with excellent transport links, including being just one hour from a major international airport. You’ll have the best of both worlds: vibrant urban living with great amenities and schools, while being only a short drive from the stunning Lake District, one of the most beautiful and peaceful parts of the UK. To be eligible for this role, candidates will need: Completed MRCEM Previous NHS experience If you are interested in this opportunity, please apply and we can arrange a call to discuss.

Consultant Anaesthetist – Sussex I am pleased to be working with a Trust based in Sussex that is currently looking to recruit a Consultant Anaesthetist to join its large and well-established department. The department provides services across all major surgical specialties, offering the opportunity to undertake a diverse and rewarding clinical workload. Subspecialty areas include: Thoracic anaesthesia Orthopaedic and trauma surgery Spinal and neurosurgery Vascular surgery Ophthalmic anaesthesia Endoscopy and interventional radiology Pre-assessment clinics The Trust is seeking anaesthetists who can initially contribute to weekend general, obstetric, and neuro work. Over time, there will be opportunities to join specialist on-call rotas, subject to mutual agreement with the Care Group Lead and the needs of the Trust. Job Responsibilities The role will involve supporting a wide range of surgical services including: Major general surgery Vascular surgery Ophthalmic surgery Endoscopy Neurosurgery and neuro-radiology Spinal surgery Orthopaedic surgery Major Trauma Centre work The Trust also provides services across dedicated elective sites covering multiple surgical specialties. Initially, non-weekday working will involve weekend elective and non-elective session cover. In the longer term, appointees may have the option to transition to a specialist out-of-hours on-call rota, although this is not mandatory. The job plan will typically include approximately five full-day lists per fortnight, with one expected to be a long list including an evening session. There may also be opportunities to run pre-assessment clinics, either generic or aligned with the individual's subspecialty interests. Person Specification Essential Requirements GMC registration with a licence to practise At least 2 years of NHS or Irish experience at Specialty Trainee level or above Evidence of independent subspecialty anaesthetic experience relevant to the role Ability to undertake on-call responsibilities as described in the job plan Evidence of participation in quality improvement and service development For an informal discussion about this opportunity, please feel free to call 07460 630 884.

I am recruiting for multiple positions to join this excellent District General Hospital in Yorkshire on a substantive contract. Yorkshire has recently been voted as the third best region in the world by Lonely Planet, and our local town has been voted as the best place to live in the UK by the Sunday Times, commending its top-class schools, great transport links, low crime and beautiful surrounding countryside. Essential criteria: Either Specialist registration or have submitted CESR. Unfortunately this hospital cannot support international applicants at this time nor they can they help candidates with CESR or offer training.   Special interests required: Neuro – diagnostic Breast – symptomatic only, with another special interest and/or general. (would accept PT applications, such as 2 days a week purely breast work) Chest – must be able to do CT guided lung biopsies MSK – must be able to do U/S joint injections & fluoroscopy studies. GI – diagnostic, although having NVI experience could be advantageous. This is an opportunity to join a good team of 13 Consultant Radiologists with excellent relationships with their medical and surgical teams. We have successfully implemented a Tele-Radiology on-call service for CT scans from 1900 hours till 0800 hours Monday to Friday and from 1730 hours till 0800 hours on Saturdays, Sundays and Bank Holidays. Our Services Our main Radiology Department consists of Plain Film/X-Ray (including Fluoroscopy), CT, MRI, Ultrasound and Mammography. We also provide DEXA in our Day Hospital for the Elderly. Community clinics are provided for improved access to patients in the local area. Community Diagnostic Centres A new Community Diagnostic Centre that is providing additional capacity for imaging services, including: Plain Film X-Ray, Ultrasound (with and without contrast), CT (with and without contrast) and MRI (with and without contrast). New Hospital Build In May 2023, it was announced that our General Hospital has secured a place on the New Hospital Programme. This is an exciting opportunity for the Trust to work with hospital planning experts to configure and co-locate services to not only reflect the current needs of our population, but also looking to future needs and reflecting potential future developments in clinical care and technology. It is predicted the new hospital build will be ready by 2030. We are part of the Yorkshire Imaging collaborative which is an ambitious project to align imaging services across the region. This will involve sharing imaging protocols and eventually workflow and reporting across the whole of Yorkshire.