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Senior Clinical Fellow in Trauma and OrthopaedicsinNorwichinNorwichPUBLISHED THU 13 MAR 2025

Band Doctor - other  FIXEDTERM 
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Norfolk and Norwich University HospitalFollow Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital

Gain extensive clinical and surgical experience similar to that of specialty trainees, enhancing professional development.
Opportunity to attend a regional teaching program, allowing for continuous learning and networking with peers.
Flexibility in working arrangements, including job share options and consideration for candidates requiring modified job content.
Engagement in various clinical duties, working closely with junior team members and other healthcare professionals, fostering a collaborative environment.
Active involvement in the Trust's Clinical Governance programme, providing opportunities for leadership in clinical audit and quality improvement.
Support from an allocated Educational Supervisor, facilitating guidance and mentorship during the fellowship.
Work in a supportive and inclusive environment that values diversity and offers equal opportunities regardless of personal circumstances.
Are you ready to take your career in trauma and orthopaedics to the next level? We are seeking a passionate and dedicated Senior Clinical Fellow to join our dynamic team at Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital. This full-time position offers the chance to engage in a variety of clinical and surgical experiences, working side-by-side with seasoned professionals in a supportive environment. With duties that reflect those of our Specialty trainees, you’ll have the unique opportunity to participate in both elective and emergency care, while also working collaboratively within a diverse multidisciplinary team.

At our Trust, we’re proud to champion inclusivity and flexibility. We warmly welcome applications from everyone, especially those with personal circumstances that may require adjustments, and we actively promote job sharing and flexible working arrangements. Here, your contributions matter, and you’ll be instrumental in shaping the quality of patient care. Join us in Norwich, where you can thrive professionally while making a true difference in the lives of others. If you hold a full GMC licence and are passionate about advancing your expertise in care, we would love to hear from you!
Gain extensive clinical and surgical experience similar to that of specialty trainees, enhancing professional development.
Opportunity to attend a regional teaching program, allowing for continuous learning and networking with peers.
Flexibility in working arrangements, including job share options and consideration for candidates requiring modified job content.
Engagement in various clinical duties, working closely with junior team members and other healthcare professionals, fostering a collaborative environment.
Active involvement in the Trust's Clinical Governance programme, providing opportunities for leadership in clinical audit and quality improvement.
Support from an allocated Educational Supervisor, facilitating guidance and mentorship during the fellowship.
Work in a supportive and inclusive environment that values diversity and offers equal opportunities regardless of personal circumstances.

 


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