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The role will involve an average of 10 Programmed Activities per week, comprising catheter lab procedures, outpatient clinics, and on-call duties. The successful candidate is expected to contribute to the academic goals of the department through active research and publication, alongside teaching and education within the team. A collaborative approach with the EP Clinical Director will help formulate a detailed job plan tailored to the new consultant's personal and professional objectives.
Barts Health NHS Trust and St Bartholomew's Hospital invites you to apply for this exciting opportunity to join the wider Electrophysiology team
The Electrophysiology department is the biggest in the UK and one of the biggest in Europe. Electrophysiology along with Interventional cardiology make up one of the three directorates within the Barts Heart Centre at St Bartholomew's Hospital. The Barts Heart Centre is the biggest in the UK with its complement of 10 catherisation labs (5 of which are dedicated to EP) and 10 cardiothoracic theatres
St Bartholomew's Hospital is one of a group of hospitals - Barts Health NHS Trust - the group providing a huge range of clinical services to the population of East London, the City of London, and beyond.
The Trust is also proud to be part of UCLPartners, Europe's largest and strongest academic health science partnership. The objective of UCLPartners is to translate cutting edge research and innovation into measurable health gain for patients and populations through partnership across settings and sectors, and through excellence in education.
This appointment is for a substantive Consultant Electrophysiologist with a defined sub specialty interest based at St Bartholomew's Hospital. There will also be outpatient clinic responsibility at UCL Hospital.
The appointee will join the existing team of consultants to provide specialist care to patients, while supporting clinical/laboratory research as part of the division's commitment to the goals of the Barts Heart Centre and St Bartholomew's Hospital. The appointee is also expected to raise the departmental profile through teaching and education.
The appointee will be expected to be an independent operator for simple and complex ablation of atrial and ventricular arrhythmias, and be fully familiar with the use of 3D mapping systems. The successful candidate will also be expected to be an independent operator in device implantation including cardiac resynchronisation therapy.
A major expectation of this new post is a desire to lead a subspecialty service within the electrophysiology department, aiming to deliver the goal of 'world class' in that field through clinical excellence, research and training. The field can suit the applicant's area of expertise but would need to align with the department currently. Good examples are; ventricular tachycardia, cardiac device therapy, complex atrial arrhythmia or inherited arrhythmic syndromes. This list is not exhaustive.
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The job plan will contain 10 Programmed Activities per week on average.
The post-holder will mainly work within the EP department St Bartholomews Hospital where they will undertake catheter lab procedures, an outpatient clinic and on call duties. In addition there will be 1-2 PAs at UCL Hospital to run an outpatient clinic.
A major expectation of this new post is to propel research, particularly in their subspecialty field, publishing regularly and participating fully in scientific meetings, nationally and internationally.
This is an outline program, and the post holder will be expected to discuss and agree a detailed job plan including personal and professional objectives with EP Clinical Director, Professor Ross Hunter.
It is intended that the post holder will work approximately 8 PAs (direct clinical care) per week, and 2.0 PAs (supporting) when averaged through the year. A formal job plan will be agreed between the appointee and Clinical Director, on behalf of the Medical Director. Time off in lieu will be given where applicable.
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