Clinical Fellow in UrogynaecologyinHampsteadinHampsteadPUBLISHED THU 20 MAR 2025
Opportunity to specialize in urogynaecology, gaining valuable expertise in a high-demand field.
Experience working in a prestigious institution, the Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust, known for its commitment to high-quality patient care.
Structured work schedule of 40 hours per week, promoting a balanced work-life environment.
Fixed-term position allows for focused professional development within the urogynaecology specialty for one year.
Potential to influence job plan design based on individual skill set and service needs, promoting personalized career growth.
Collaborative work environment with experienced professionals such as Mr. Shakir and Professor Hockey, fostering mentorship and support.
Flexibility in work responsibilities, with changes possible to meet departmental needs, enhancing adaptability and learning opportunities.
Exciting Opportunity: Clinical Fellow in Urogynaecology at Royal Free Hampstead
Looking to make a meaningful impact in women’s health? Join us at the Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust as a Clinical Fellow in Urogynaecology. This is your chance to work in a supportive environment dedicated to providing excellent care for women, all while developing your skills in a dynamic 40-hour work week. With some weekend shifts required, this one-year fixed-term position offers flexibility and the chance to collaborate with leading professionals like Dr Fevzi Shakir and Professor Hockey.
This unique role is tailored to those with a passion for women’s health, providing opportunities to shape a job plan that suits your skillset and aligns with the evolving needs of our department. If you’re eager to contribute to innovative urogynaecological practices and make a real difference in patients' lives, we encourage you to reach out to Dr Shakir for more details. Don’t miss out on this chance to advance your career while empowering women through exceptional care.
Opportunity to specialize in urogynaecology, gaining valuable expertise in a high-demand field.
Experience working in a prestigious institution, the Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust, known for its commitment to high-quality patient care.
Structured work schedule of 40 hours per week, promoting a balanced work-life environment.
Fixed-term position allows for focused professional development within the urogynaecology specialty for one year.
Potential to influence job plan design based on individual skill set and service needs, promoting personalized career growth.
Collaborative work environment with experienced professionals such as Mr. Shakir and Professor Hockey, fostering mentorship and support.
Flexibility in work responsibilities, with changes possible to meet departmental needs, enhancing adaptability and learning opportunities.
Clinical Fellow in Urogynaecology
Royal Free Hampstead Site
40 hours per week - 1 year fixed term
The LEDs / work schedule table is to illustrate that you will be required to work 40h per week including some weekends however, they do not reflect the final work schedules. If you would like to discuss this further, please contact Dr Fevzi Shakir.
An excellent opportunity has arisen for a clinical fellow in urogynaecology at the Hampstead site of the Royal Free Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. This post is for a 1-year fixed term.
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There will be weekend working. There is currently no obstetrics or on-call component, but this is subject to change as the requirements in the department changes.
Candidates are advised contact Mr Shakir for further details. As this is a new post the job plan will be designed by Mr Shakir and Professor Hockey and will depend on the individuals skill set and service requirements
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