Senior Clinical Fellow in Emergency Medicine and Pre-Hospital EM inCardiff inCardiff PUBLISHED 26 NOV 2024
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Cardiff and Vale University Health Board is offering three full-time Senior Clinical Fellow positions in Emergency Medicine and Pre-Hospital Emergency Medicine for 12 months, starting from August 6, 2025, to August 4, 2026. These roles are not recognized for formal training.
The fellowship is designed for doctors at the ST3/ST4+ level in Emergency Medicine, keen to enhance their skills in prehospital emergency care at the Welsh Major Trauma Centre (University Hospital Wales) and with the Welsh Ambulance Service Trust. The successful applicants will split their time equally between hospital work and prehospital duties, becoming part of a collaborative team of 25 consultants and 13 registrars.
The Welsh Enhanced Care Response Unit is a new initiative aimed at improving emergency care pathways, offering a unique opportunity for fellows to contribute to this development. Candidates should have GMC registration and at least 18 months of relevant UK experience, including specific paediatric and critical care exposure.
This fellowship provides an invaluable opportunity for those looking to advance their prehospital emergency medicine portfolio ahead of National selection processes. A Consultant in PHEM will oversee training and encourage involvement in governance and quality improvement initiatives.
SENIOR CLINICAL FELLOW In PRE-HOSPITAL EMERGENCY MEDICINE And EMERGENCY MEDICINE
There are 3 posts available for 12 months from 6th August 2025 to 4th August 2026 and is not recognised for training.
University Hospital Wales (UHW), Cardiff are excited to offer a 1 or 2 year, full time Fellowship in Emergency & Community Prehospital Emergency Medicine. This programme is for energetic, enthusiastic doctors of ST3/ST4+ or equivalent level in Emergency Medicine who wish to develop their prehospital emergency medicine (PHEM) skills in the first Welsh Major Trauma Centre (MTC) and its partner the Welsh Ambulance Service Trust (WAST).
The successful candidate would work at the MTC (University Hospital Wales, Cardiff) and on the Welsh Enhanced Care Response unit (WECRU), spending 50% of their time in hospital and 50% of their time prehospital. They will be joining a well-staffed and supportive hospital team containing 25 Consultants and 13 Registrars in Emergency Medicine. The Welsh ECRU is a new development in partnership with UHW and WAST and hopes to build on & streamline clinical pathways for patients that may attend the ED. This is a unique opportunity to help build a system dedicated to improving emergency care in the vibrant city of Cardiff.
There are very few opportunities nationally for trainees to develop and gain first-hand experience in PHEM. This is a superb opportunity for trainees who wish to build on their PHEM portfolio for potential National PHEM selection. UHW has appointed a Consultant in PHEM who will be overlooking your training and encouraging participation in PHEM governance and quality improvement projects.
Eligible candidates will be GMC registered doctors with at least 18 months experience of working in Emergency Medicine in the UK as a middle grade (i.e. able to lead a department at night with remote supervision) and at least 3 months experience in Paediatric Emergency Medicine, 6 months experience in Anaesthesia, 6 months experience in Intensive Care Medicine and 6 months experience in Acute General Medicine.
About usYou will be able to find a full Job description and Person Specification attached within the supporting documents.
SENIOR CLINICAL FELLOW In PRE-HOSPITAL EMERGENCY MEDICINE And EMERGENCY MEDICINE
There are 3 posts available for 12 months from 6th August 2025 to 4th August 2026 and is not recognised for training.
University Hospital Wales (UHW), Cardiff are excited to offer a 1 or 2 year, full time Fellowship in Emergency & Community Prehospital Emergency Medicine. This programme is for energetic, enthusiastic doctors of ST3/ST4+ or equivalent level in Emergency Medicine who wish to develop their prehospital emergency medicine (PHEM) skills in the first Welsh Major Trauma Centre (MTC) and its partner the Welsh Ambulance Service Trust (WAST).
The successful candidate would work at the MTC (University Hospital Wales, Cardiff) and on the Welsh Enhanced Care Response unit (WECRU), spending 50% of their time in hospital and 50% of their time prehospital. They will be joining a well-staffed and supportive hospital team containing 25 Consultants and 13 Registrars in Emergency Medicine. The Welsh ECRU is a new development in partnership with UHW and WAST and hopes to build on & streamline clinical pathways for patients that may attend the ED. This is a unique opportunity to help build a system dedicated to improving emergency care in the vibrant city of Cardiff.
There are very few opportunities nationally for trainees to develop and gain first-hand experience in PHEM. This is a superb opportunity for trainees who wish to build on their PHEM portfolio for potential National PHEM selection. UHW has appointed a Consultant in PHEM who will be overlooking your training and encouraging participation in PHEM governance and quality improvement projects.
Eligible candidates will be GMC registered doctors with at least 18 months experience of working in Emergency Medicine in the UK as a middle grade (i.e. able to lead a department at night with remote supervision) and at least 3 months experience in Paediatric Emergency Medicine, 6 months experience in Anaesthesia, 6 months experience in Intensive Care Medicine and 6 months experience in Acute General Medicine.
About us
You will be able to find a full Job description and Person Specification attached within the supporting documents.
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