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Orthopaedics Clinical Fellowship - Foot and Ankle • Cosham
Portsmouth Hospitals University NHS Trust

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Role: Orthopaedics Clinical Fellowship - Foot and Ankle in Cosham

Interviewed on Sunday 19 January 2025 at 08:18.

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{"interviewQueryText":"What are some good interview questions in British English for the job description below?\n\n-------------------------------------------\n\nOrthopaedics Clinical Fellowship - Foot and Ankle with Portsmouth Hospitals University NHS Trust in Cosham\n\n The appointee will join the Foot and Ankle Unit within the Orthopaedic Team and will be expected to participate in all facets of the provision care for patients with foot and ankle pathology present to the hospital. They will be expected to care for patients both in the clinic and operating theatre setting. There will be an expectation through the year that the successful candidate will progress towards independent practice but will be supported by the five consultants within the unit during this time. The successful candidate may be asked to undertake some middle grade general orthopaedic on call, but will not formally be on the rota. These on call commitments will only be undertaken after the rota co-ordinator has confirmed with the foot and ankle consultants that they will not unduly interfere with the fellowship. About us Assessment of patients in clinic Care for the patients on the ward Undertaking surgical procedures on patients with foot and ankle pathology Helping on an ad hoc basis with the middle grade on call rota as above The successful candidate will be expected to start this role in September 2025. "}