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Electrophysiology Fellow - CardiologyinBirminghaminBirminghamPUBLISHED SUN 10 NOV 2024

University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation TrustFollow University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust

The University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust is seeking an Electrophysiology Fellow to join the cardiology team at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham, a leading center for cardiac electrophysiology. The fellow will be involved in managing patients undergoing electrophysiology procedures, working alongside dedicated consultants and registrars in a state-of-the-art facility that performs approximately 800 ablations annually, including complex cases. The role offers comprehensive training in cardiac electrophysiology, with opportunities to perform device implantations and gain advanced pacing experience, as well as managing their own outpatient clinics.

The fellow will play an integral role in patient care, ensuring daily assessments of patients under the electrophysiology team's care, and may also assist in a specialist EP clinic. While occasional contributions to the on-call rota may be required, the position promises substantial hands-on experience and professional development in a busy, collegial environment. For further details, interested candidates can contact Dr. Joseph de Bono or Dr. Manish Kalla, both consultant cardiologists and electrophysiologists.

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Electrophysiology is a branch of medicine and biology that focuses on the study of electrical properties of biological cells and tissues. In the United Kingdom, this field has gained significant prominence, particularly in the context of diagnosing and treating cardiac arrhythmias, neurological conditions, and other disorders impacting the electrical activity of the heart and nervous system.Learn more...
 


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