Clinical Teaching Fellow in Diabetes and Endocrinology
| Posting date: | 04 June 2026 |
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| Salary: | £54,499.00 per year |
| Additional salary information: | £54499.00 a year |
| Hours: | Full time |
| Closing date: | 18 June 2026 |
| Location: | London, NW3 2QG |
| Company: | NHS Jobs |
| Job type: | Contract |
| Job reference: | C9391-26-0938 |
Summary
Shared educational responsibilities The post holder will join a growing and thriving community of education fellows across all Trust sites. This team forms an essential part of the delivery of the high quality student teaching for which UCL is renowned, and also provides a community with valuable peer support.Fellows all have their own specialities and projects but also hold shared responsibilities as detailed below. These may apply to all modules, all year groups and across all sites, and therefore this may include cross-site working over and above that specified here. The post holder would be expected to be flexible in this regard and must be a good team player able to share responsibilities with colleagues. For the clinical component of the roles, the post holders will be expected to flexibly participate in the acute medical rota.Responsibilities may include (but are not limited to): Plan and deliver aspects of Diabetes/Endocrine teaching to students Facilitate mock examination stations for the students Setting up new student initiatives as demand and capacity warrant with a focus on enhancing inpatient and outpatient delivery of specialist teaching. Delivery of substantive student examinations and OSCEs across all year groups and hospital sites To play an active role in the delivery of high quality undergraduate medical student teaching, including cross cover for peers and assistance on other projects on a flexible basis Troubleshooting of areas identified in student feedback to ensure optimal quality of the education delivered To evaluate aspects of the course and curricular delivery Local networking in order to exchange and share ideas and practice among peers To help ensure the sustainability of changes beyond the duration of this post Clinical responsibilities depending on experience level of candidate include out-patient and day ward opportunities with enhancement of skills and developing competency. Participation on call acute medicine rota at Royal Free hospital to increase clinical exposure and development of competencies. Support and mentorship The candidate will be well supported to achieve these goals. The role is co-sponsored by Diabetes/Endocrinology and help will be provided at the highest level to support you in your role and providing the Diabetes/Endocrinology curriculum to students. The Diabetes/Endocrine Undergraduate Lead will provide supervision.Further support and oversight of the shared educational responsibilities is provided by Dr Paul Dilworth, UCLMS Site Sub Dean. Furthermore, there is an active community of clinical education fellows at both sites and there will be peer support and cross-cover available. There are also friendly and knowledgeable teams in the education centre at Barnet hospital and the UCL Campus at the Royal Free Hospital. Personal development The post holder will be invited to participate in a UCL training to teach course and will be encouraged to study for a Postgraduate Certificate of Medical Education. The post holder will be supported to build their portfolio to assist in gaining accreditation through the Higher Education Academy prior to completing their post.There will be a wealth of other opportunities for personal and educational development during this post and the candidate will be encouraged and supported to pursue their interests in this regard.