Consultant in Medicine for Older People inWarrington inWarrington PUBLISHED
MON 28 OCT 2024
The position includes approximately 10 programmed activities (PAs), with additional PAs for on-call duties, and new consultants receive extra support during their initial six months. Administrative and supporting professional activities (SPA) time will be allotted, with a commitment to completing at least 42 out of 52 sessions annually. Leave requests are expected with 6 weeks' notice. Further details can be found in the comprehensive job description and person specification.
As a member of the Department of Medicine for Older People consultant team you will work as part of a multi-Disciplinary ward based team overseeing the care of your patients.
Depending on your sub-specialty interests clinical and non-clinical sessions can be built into your job plan including but not limited to Orthogeriatrics, Perioperative medicine for older people undergoing surgery (POPS), Movement Disorder, Dementia or acute medicine sessions. The CBU is focused on developing the service in new and innovative ways and would support sessions to develop new services.
Admin and SPA time is allocated accordingly and you would also be part of the GIM on-call rota.
The job plan to commence will be approximately 10 programmed activities (PAs) set out as above with additional PA's for on-call.
New consultants also attract an additional 0.5 PA SPA for their first 6 months in post.
All consultants are expected to complete a minimum of 42 of their 52 fixed sessions within a full year. Leave requests with 6 weeks' notice (on pro-rata basis).
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