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Paediatric Neuroinflammatory Clinical FellowinOXFORDinOXFORDPUBLISHED FRI 25 OCT 2024

The Paediatric Neuroinflammatory Clinical Fellow position at Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust offers a trainee in paediatrics or paediatric neurology a chance to gain specialized experience in diagnosing and managing pediatric neuroinflammatory disorders. Candidates should have GMC registration and ideally be at ST3 or above in their training, with the post usually lasting one year, although extensions are possible. The role involves working within the paediatric neuroinflammatory service, focusing on conditions such as multiple sclerosis and autoimmune encephalitis, while participating in specialized services for paediatric multiple sclerosis and neuromyelitis optica.

The fellow will manage inpatient and outpatient care under consultant supervision, attend clinics and multidisciplinary team meetings, and collaborate with specialist staff on reporting and patient care. Additionally, the position offers educational opportunities, including participation in national and international projects as well as potential research endeavors, making it a valuable role for those wishing to enhance their skills in pediatric neuroinflammation.

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