Oncology FellowinLiverpoolinLiverpoolPUBLISHED THU 28 NOV 2024
Fellows will have a structured timetable that includes ward rounds, outpatient clinics, and theater work, alongside opportunities for research and educational activities. The successful candidate is expected to engage in clinical trials and present their findings at national meetings, positioning them for a robust career in neurosurgery.
This post is designed for a senior neurosurgical trainee (ideally post-CCT if a UK applicant). The neurosurgeons work in teams. The post is mainly attached to Mr Brodbelt, Prof Jenkinson, Mr Chavredakis and Mr Zakaria (Senior lecturer) but the successful applicant would be expected to work within the associated firm. The fellow will participate in both the clinical activity of the firm, and research including clinical trials recruitment. The successful candidate will be expected to join the Associate PI scheme for the NIHR funded FUTURE GB trial. At the end of the fellowship the trainee will be exposed to all aspects of brain tumour management and surgery and will gain experience in awake craniotomy, iMRI, iUS, fluorescence-guided surgery, DTI, neurophysiological monitoring, intraventricular tumours and pineal tumours. Fellows will recruit patients into clinical trials and will undertake research with a view to presenting at national meetings, such as SBNS and BNOS.
It is anticipated that the timetable will be:
AM
PM MonWard round / ward work
Attend AB out patient clinic
Tue
Theatre
Theatre
Wed
Postgraduate Education WCNN/ Post operative ward round/
Research
Thu
Glioma OPD / Audit / MDT meeting
FriTheatre
Theatre
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