Clinical Fellow in Paediatric Congenital Cardiac Surgery
| Dyddiad hysbysebu: | 22 May 2024 |
|---|---|
| Cyflog: | £55,329.00 to £63,152.00 per year |
| Gwybodaeth ychwanegol am y cyflog: | £55329.00 - £63152.00 a year |
| Oriau: | Full time |
| Dyddiad cau: | 04 June 2024 |
| Lleoliad: | Birmingham, B4 6NH |
| Cwmni: | NHS Jobs |
| Math o swydd: | Contract |
| Cyfeirnod swydd: | C9284-24-0505 |
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The fellow will assist in the operating theatre and perform some procedures under supervision, perform invasive procedures on the ICU, organize weekly MDT meetings, present at research and journal club meetings, undertake an audit project, and be expected to contribute to on-going research projects. Teaching responsibilities include weekly teaching of medical students and BSc students from the University of Birmingham, informal teaching on the wards and PICU, and supervision and teaching for Surgical Care Practitioners. The Adult Congenital Heart Disease Service is based at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham, and fellows will have the opportunity to participate in the fortnightly MDT and the weekly operating list. Fellows have no on-call duties at the QE Hospital. The on-call rota has been altered to comply with the provisions of the New Junior Doctors Contract. There is a 1:4 non-resident rota, with the on-call fellow on-site until 2230. After this the Fellow may be off-site on condition that s/he can access the ICU within 15 minutes. On-call commitments are principally in the day-to-day management of post-operative cases on the ICU, presentation on ICU rounds, conducting business rounds on the wards, organizing the operating list for the next day, and liaising between ICU and surgical teams. The fellow is expected to take an active role in the joint management of ICU cases, including those on ECLS. CLINICAL: The fellow will assist in the operating theatre and perform some procedures under supervision, perform invasive procedures on the ICU, organize weekly MDT meetings, organize operating lists, conduct surgical rounds on the cardiology wards, and support the out-patient post-operative nurse-led clinic. The on-call rota has been altered to comply with the provisions of the New Junior Doctors Contract. There is a 1:4 non-resident rota, with the on-call fellow on-site until 2230. After this the Fellow may be off-site on condition that s/he can access the ICU within 15 minutes. On-call commitments are principally in the day-to-day management of post-operative cases on the ICU, presentation on ICU rounds, conducting business rounds on the wards, organizing the operating list for the next day, and liaising between ICU and surgical teams. The fellow is expected to take an active role in the joint management of ICU cases, including those on ECLS. The Adult Congenital Heart Disease Service is based at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham, and fellows will have the opportunity to participate in the fortnightly MDT and the weekly operating list. Fellows have no on-call duties at the QE Hospital. The fixed commitments of the unit are timetabled below : Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 0800 Ward round ICU Ward Round ICU Ward Round ICU Ward Round ICU Ward Round ICU 0830 Grand Round M&M/journal club Joint Case Conference : BCH and UHB Junior doctor teaching sessions Joint Case Conference Am Operating list BCH X 2 Echo meeting noon Operating List BCH X 1 Operating List X 1 Operating list BCH X 1 Operating List UHB X 1 Operating List BCH X 2 pm Operating List Out-patient clinic Evening rounds Operating List Evening rounds Operating List Evening rounds UHB or BCH list Evening rounds Operating List PEOPLE MANAGEMENT This is not specifically a people management post. The surgical fellow is a core and highly visible member of the cardiac surgical team, and is often the first port of call for all professionals within the organisation seeking surgical advice on patients on the ICU and cardiology wards. As such, s/he will be expected to maintain a professional demeanor, to develop communication skills, to adhere to Trust values, and to provide leadership to the multi-disciplinary team when this is necessary, e.g. during acute clinical emergencies. Although not directly responsible for training the Surgical Care Practitioners, the surgical fellow is a colleague and teacher to the SCPs, and will on occasion take responsibility for teaching the professionals clinical interventions or procedures. Fellows are encouraged to take leadership in developing protocols or guidelines for the greater multi-disciplinary team if they see a need.