Senior Clinical Fellow in Critical Care MedicineinLondon inLondonPUBLISHED TUE 11 MAR 2025

Band Doctor - other: £41,750 to £64,288 a year per annum FIXEDTERM
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Barts Health NHS TrustrI1unZvp

Opportunities for professional development and specialization in critical care follow-up, enhancing expertise for a consultant role.

Collaboration with a multi-professional team, fostering a supportive work environment and a holistic approach to patient care.

Possibility to engage in innovative practices, contributing to service evaluation and improvements in critical care follow-up service.

Access to a network of resources and literature regarding national guidance and quality standards, ensuring up-to-date knowledge and practices.

Experience in patient and family involvement in care delivery, improving communication skills and patient-centered care approaches.

Chances to present research at national/international conferences, promoting professional visibility and collaboration within the medical community.

Involvement in peer-support programs, enhancing understanding of the community aspect of patient recovery and follow-up care.

Join Us as a Senior Clinical Fellow in Critical Care Medicine at Barts Health NHS Trust, London!

Are you a compassionate professional looking to shape the future of care? We invite you to embark on an enriching journey with our Senior Clinical Fellow position, focusing on follow-up after critical illness. This role is perfect for women in healthcare seeking a fulfilling career, whether you’re pursuing consultancy in intensive care medicine or gaining valuable experience while still in training. With a commitment to empowering patients and families, you'll lead a multi-disciplinary team in delivering exceptional follow-up services, making a profound difference in the lives of those recovering from critical illness.

At Barts Health NHS Trust, we value innovation and collaboration. In this role, you’ll develop your skills in critical care follow-up, contribute to service evaluation, and implement improvements that resonate with your learnings and ambitions. You’ll also play an essential part in guiding peer support programs, ensuring that everyone involved in care feels heard and supported. If you're ready to take the next step in your career and be part of a pioneering team that prioritises compassionate care, we'd love to hear from you!

Opportunities for professional development and specialization in critical care follow-up, enhancing expertise for a consultant role.

Collaboration with a multi-professional team, fostering a supportive work environment and a holistic approach to patient care.

Possibility to engage in innovative practices, contributing to service evaluation and improvements in critical care follow-up service.

Access to a network of resources and literature regarding national guidance and quality standards, ensuring up-to-date knowledge and practices.

Experience in patient and family involvement in care delivery, improving communication skills and patient-centered care approaches.

Chances to present research at national/international conferences, promoting professional visibility and collaboration within the medical community.

Involvement in peer-support programs, enhancing understanding of the community aspect of patient recovery and follow-up care.

Senior Clinical Fellow in Critical Care Medicine (up to 1 year, fixed term) with a special interest in follow-up after criticalillness.This post is suitable for applicants who wish to pursue a career as a consultant in intensive care medicine. It is equallysuited to those still in training and those in possession of a Certificate of Completion of Specialist Training who wish togain experience in critical care follow-up before taking up a consultant post. Please refer to the table below for essentialand desirable criteria.This fellowship aims to provide experience and training in delivering follow-up after critical illness and in cardiothoraciccritical care.

Have sufficient knowledge/experience to be able to deliver/lead a critical care follow-up service in a consultant role

Have delivered elements of service evaluation and implemented improvements and innovations in the delivery ofcritical care follow-up

Appreciate the role of the multi-professional team in delivering critical care follow-up

Understand the relationship between secondary/tertiary care and community/primary care in delivering care forpatients and their families

Be able to involve patients and families in evaluating, improving and delivering critical care follow-up

Understand the elements required to deliver a successful peer-support program.

Know the key literature and national guidance/quality standards with regard to life after critical illness.

Have prepared an abstract/poster for presentation at a national/international meeting

Have prepared a paper for publication in a peer-reviewed journal

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Have sufficient knowledge/experience to be able to deliver/lead a critical care follow-up service in a consultant role

Have delivered elements of service evaluation and implemented improvements and innovations in the delivery of critical care follow-up

Appreciate the role of the multi-professional team in delivering critical care follow-up.

Understand the relationship between secondary/tertiary care and community/primary care in delivering care for patients and their families.

Be able to involve patients and families in evaluating, improving and delivering critical care follow-up.

Understand the elements required to deliver a successful peer-support program.

Know the key literature and national guidance/quality standards with regard to life after critical illness.

Have prepared an abstract/poster for presentation at a national/international meeting

Have prepared a paper for publication in a peer-reviewed journal

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Senior Clinical Fellow in Critical Care MedicineinLondoninLondonPUBLISHED TUE 11 MAR 2025

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Senior Clinical Fellow in Critical Care MedicineinLondon inLondonPUBLISHED TUE 11 MAR 2025