Clinical Fellow in Hepatobiliary & Transplant Surgery inBirmingham inBirmingham PUBLISHED
TUE 22 OCT 2024
Responsibilities will differ based on experience, categorized into Tier 1 and Tier 2 roles. Tier 1 duties involve managing inpatients, attending outpatient clinics, and assisting in surgeries, while Tier 2 will focus on supervising patient management and supporting Tier 1 staff, necessitating a more experienced background. The role includes shared on-call duties for various transplant-related emergencies and will also involve opportunities for clinical and academic collaboration with the adult Liver Unit at Queen Elizabeth Hospital. Applicants should ensure they meet the job specifications and submit their application promptly.
Birmingham Children's Hospital is urgently recruiting for a Clinical Fellow to join Paediatric Translplant and Hepatobiliary Surgery Department from January 2025.
This post was created to provide support for the Transplant and Hepatobiliary Surgery activities at Birmingham Children's Hospital NHS Trust. The applicant should have some experience in liver transplantation. This is a specialised post and it is expected that applicants may come from a paediatric surgical background or from a transplantation background.
The successful applicant will be based within the Liver Unit at Birmingham Children's Hospital (BCH) and take part in the registrar on-call rota within the Transplant Team. This post is for one year.
Day time clinical duties will be shared between the medical and surgical middle grade doctors. Depending on the level of experience of the appointee, they will be allocated to either Tier 1 or Tier 2.
Tier 1: Duties include day to day management of all hepatobiliary and transplant inpatients, out-patient clinics and assisting in theatres. This will include admitting and assessing elective and emergency admissions, peri-operative management and seeing patients in clinic alongside the consultant or specialty doctor. They will have opportunities to develop their surgical skills.
Tier 2: Duties will include supervision of the day to day management of patients, reviewing admissions, instituting management plans with consultant supervision. They will be expected to see patients in clinic under consultant supervision. This role is suited to a more experienced trainee and will include responsibilities for supporting and training Tier 1 staff and organising the formal training programme.
On call duties will be shared with the specialty doctor and four clinical fellows in paediatric hepatobiliary and transplantation. On-call is on 1:3 partial shift basis for all forms of transplantation, HPB surgical emergencies and urgent surgery pertaining to the multi-organ transplant programme. The fellows and registrar will also have the opportunity to participate in the clinical and academic activities of the adult Liver Unit at Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
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