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Senior Clinical Fellow - PB medicineinLondoninLondonPUBLISHED FRI 20 DEC 2024

Band Doctor - other  FIXEDTERM  GOOD SALARY 

LIVER TRANSPLANTATIONMULTI-DISCIPLINARYNHSON-CALLTRANSPLANT

Royal Free London NHS Foundation TrustFollow Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust

Opportunity to gain extensive hands-on experience with pancreatobiliary procedures including ERCP and EUS under consultant supervision, with access to up to 8 training endoscopy lists per week.
Collaboration with multidisciplinary teams across HPB surgery, hepatology, and external referrers, enhancing teamwork and knowledge-sharing.
Involvement in complex case discussions at weekly multidisciplinary team meetings, allowing for in-depth learning and patient management strategy development.
Potential for further training in advanced interventional endoscopy procedures and participation in a new acute pancreatitis network initiative.
Access to postgraduate research programs and opportunities for higher degree registration, promoting academic development.
Participation in simulator training courses and minimally invasive surgery programs, fostering skills enhancement and innovation in clinical practice.
A supportive working environment within the prestigious Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust, with a focus on professional growth and career development.
The Senior Clinical Fellow in Pancreatobiliary Medicine at the Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust will play a key role in managing patients with hepatobiliary disorders, focusing on the coordination of pancreatobiliary endoscopy referrals and overseeing pre-and post-procedure care. The position involves extensive collaboration with HPB surgery and hepatology teams, as well as external referrers, while offering training opportunities in various endoscopic procedures such as ERCP and EUS under consultant supervision.

The role also entails organizing the weekly benign pancreatobiliary medicine multidisciplinary team (MDT) meetings, actively participating in acute pancreatitis networks, and engaging in various MDTs related to liver transplantation and hepatobiliary malignancies. While the position is not formally recognized for training, it offers exposure to research opportunities, an active postgraduate program, and access to advanced training facilities in surgery. The role includes responsibilities in the operating theatre, outpatient clinics, and participation in the on-call rota for liver transplants.
Opportunity to gain extensive hands-on experience with pancreatobiliary procedures including ERCP and EUS under consultant supervision, with access to up to 8 training endoscopy lists per week.
Collaboration with multidisciplinary teams across HPB surgery, hepatology, and external referrers, enhancing teamwork and knowledge-sharing.
Involvement in complex case discussions at weekly multidisciplinary team meetings, allowing for in-depth learning and patient management strategy development.
Potential for further training in advanced interventional endoscopy procedures and participation in a new acute pancreatitis network initiative.
Access to postgraduate research programs and opportunities for higher degree registration, promoting academic development.
Participation in simulator training courses and minimally invasive surgery programs, fostering skills enhancement and innovation in clinical practice.
A supportive working environment within the prestigious Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust, with a focus on professional growth and career development.

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