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Locum Consultant in Acute and General MedicineinLondoninLondonPUBLISHED TUE 31 DEC 2024

Band Consultant: £105,504 to £139,882 a year per annum  FIXEDTERM 
EMERGENCY DEPARTMENTGASTROENTEROLOGISTNHSON-CALLWEEKEND

Whittington Hospital NHS TrustFollow Whittington Hospital NHS Trust

Unique working environment that combines the academic ethos of a University Hospital with the friendliness of a Rural DGH.
Opportunity to join a team with the lowest Standardised Mortality Ratio in the country, indicating a high-quality care setting.
Supportive and collegiate atmosphere, as evidenced by the number of students and junior doctors returning for further training.
Varied work across AAU wards, Ambulatory Care, and Hot post taking, providing a diverse clinical experience.
Involvement in a flexible rota system designed to accommodate individual needs, promoting work-life balance.
Opportunities for teaching and mentoring medical students and junior doctors, enhancing personal and professional development.
Engagement in governance activities and quality improvement projects, contributing to the advancement of healthcare practices.
The Whittington Hospital NHS Trust in London is seeking a committed and enthusiastic locum consultant in Acute and General Medicine to join their Acute Medicine Team. This role involves delivering acute medicine services, participating in weekend and out-of-hours GIM on-call rotas, and providing comprehensive care in various settings, including AAU wards, ambulatory care, and hot post take. Candidates should have broad experience in acute medical training and a collaborative approach to patient care.

In addition to clinical responsibilities, the appointee will engage in bedside teaching, support resident doctors, and participate in governance and quality improvement initiatives. The hospital promotes a positive working environment and offers numerous opportunities for professional development, aided by a flexible rota designed to accommodate individual needs and a strong leadership team encouraging innovation and growth.
Unique working environment that combines the academic ethos of a University Hospital with the friendliness of a Rural DGH.
Opportunity to join a team with the lowest Standardised Mortality Ratio in the country, indicating a high-quality care setting.
Supportive and collegiate atmosphere, as evidenced by the number of students and junior doctors returning for further training.
Varied work across AAU wards, Ambulatory Care, and Hot post taking, providing a diverse clinical experience.
Involvement in a flexible rota system designed to accommodate individual needs, promoting work-life balance.
Opportunities for teaching and mentoring medical students and junior doctors, enhancing personal and professional development.
Engagement in governance activities and quality improvement projects, contributing to the advancement of healthcare practices.

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