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King’s and Queen Square Complex Spinal Neurosurgery SCFinLondoninLondonPUBLISHED FRI 18 OCT 2024

Band Doctor - other: £64,237 to £71,696 a year per annum plus London allowance, plus 1 additional PA £7,169.60  FIXEDTERM 
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King's College Hospital NHS Foundation TrustFollow King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

Gain sub-specialty experience in complex spinal neurosurgery from two nationally recognized reference centers.
Opportunity to learn and apply advanced surgical techniques, including minimally invasive techniques and spinal robotics.
Extensive training in managing diverse cases, such as spinal oncology, trauma, and complex degenerative disorders.
Direct involvement in the running of the neurosurgical service, enhancing skills in patient care and continuity.
Access to a supportive environment for consultant job applications, ensuring a smooth transition into a consultant role.
Participate in research and innovation initiatives backed by reputable institutions and funding organisations.
Work alongside a diverse team of experienced consultants with various interests, broadening professional knowledge and experience.
King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust and The National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery (NHNN) in Queen Square are seeking applications for an advanced fellowship in Complex Spinal Neurosurgery. This clinical fellowship, part of a program approved by the Royal College of Surgeons England, is designed for experienced neurosurgical trainees to gain sub-specialty expertise in various areas of complex spine neurosurgery, including spinal oncology, degenerative conditions, and trauma. Fellows will receive training in advanced surgical techniques, including minimally invasive approaches and spinal robotics, and will gain hands-on experience in a nationally recognized reference center.

The fellowship, lasting 18 months, requires fellows to engage actively in clinical responsibilities, including patient care, surgical procedures, and outpatient clinics, while also contributing to data collection and research. The role will provide essential experience for those aspiring to consultant positions in complex spine neurosurgery, as well as continuous support for job applications. Successful candidates will collaborate with a diverse team of 22 consultant neurosurgeons and participate in the running of the neurosurgical service, ensuring continuity of patient care.
Gain sub-specialty experience in complex spinal neurosurgery from two nationally recognised reference centers.
Opportunity to learn and apply advanced surgical techniques, including minimally invasive techniques and spinal robotics.
Extensive training in managing diverse cases, such as spinal oncology, trauma, and complex degenerative disorders.
Direct involvement in the running of the neurosurgical service, enhancing skills in patient care and continuity.
Access to a supportive environment for consultant job applications, ensuring a smooth transition into a consultant role.
Participate in research and innovation initiatives backed by reputable institutions and funding organisations.
Work alongside a diverse team of experienced consultants with various interests, broadening professional knowledge and experience.

Here are 5 questions you could be asked if you apply for this job: Start practice interview...
1. Can you describe your previous experience in neurosurgery and any specific cases involving complex spinal procedures that you have participated in?
2. What is your understanding of the different types of complex spinal surgeries, and how do you prioritise which technique to use in a specific situation?
3. Can you provide an example of a challenging case you encountered during your training? How did you manage it, and what was the outcome?
4. How proficient are you with minimally invasive spinal techniques, and can you discuss any hands-on experience you've had using spinal robotics or navigation systems?
5. What strategies do you employ to ensure patient safety during complex surgical procedures, especially when dealing with spinal instruments and techniques?
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1. Can you describe your previous experience in neurosurgery and any specific cases involving complex spinal procedures that you have participated in?
2. What is your understanding of the different types of complex spinal surgeries, and how do you prioritise which technique to use in a specific situation?
3. Can you provide an example of a challenging case you encountered during your training? How did you manage it, and what was the outcome?
4. How proficient are you with minimally invasive spinal techniques, and can you discuss any hands-on experience you've had using spinal robotics or navigation systems?
5. What strategies do you employ to ensure patient safety during complex surgical procedures, especially when dealing with spinal instruments and techniques?
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