Clinical Fellow in Obstetrics & Gynaecology - Colposcopy inBrighton inBrighton PUBLISHED 8 NOV 2024

Band Doctor - other: £49,559 to £64,288 a year per annum FIXED TERM GOOD SALARY

University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust (279) rX6VOofc

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This is an ideal post for someone keen to develop Colposcopy skills and to complete the colposcopy or ambulatory ATSMs.

Clinical Fellow in Colposcopy ST3+ - Obstetrics and Gynaecology

This is an ideal post for someone keen to develop Colposcopy skills and to complete the colposcopy or ambulatory ATSMs. This will suit a post CCT doctor or a doctor wishing to complete CESR.

This post aims to provide the appointee with extensive experience in Colposcopy. It will also allow the appointee to work in a multi-disciplinary setup gaining experience to eventually running your own colposcopy clinic.

Furthermore there is also scope to train in other ambulatory service including hysteroscopy and early pregnancy scanning. Support will also be given to complete ATSM in Colposcopy and other ambulatory ATSMs. Sessions in day surgery and main theatres are included to enhanced and continue benign gynaecology surgical experience.

About us

The post will be based at the Royal Sussex County Hospital site in Brighton, with the on call commitment predominantly at the Royal Sussex site. We have about 5400 deliveries at BSUH per year, across both sites and our service provides the obstetric support for the Trevor Mann Baby Unit which is the regional tertiary neonatal unit. Hence the applicant will have clinical exposure to high risk obstetrics and particularly the management of severely preterm pregnancies.

Clinical Fellow in Colposcopy ST3+ - Obstetrics and Gynaecology

This is an ideal post for someone keen to develop Colposcopy skills and to complete the colposcopy or ambulatory ATSMs. This will suit a post CCT doctor or a doctor wishing to complete CESR.

About us
The post will be based at the Royal Sussex County Hospital site in Brighton, with the on call commitment predominantly at the Royal Sussex site. We have about 5400 deliveries at BSUH per year, across both sites and our service provides the obstetric support for the Trevor Mann Baby Unit which is the regional tertiary neonatal unit. Hence the applicant will have clinical exposure to high risk obstetrics and particularly the management of severely preterm pregnancies.

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1. Can you describe your previous experience in colposcopy and any related procedures you have performed?

2. What specific skills do you hope to develop during this Clinical Fellow position, particularly in colposcopy?

3. How do you approach the management of patients who present with abnormal cervical screening results?

4. Can you detail your experience with other ambulatory procedures, such as hysteroscopy or early pregnancy scanning?

5. What motivated you to apply for this position, and how does it align with your career goals?

6. What is your understanding of the ATSM process, and how do you plan to integrate this into your training during this fellowship?

7. How do you plan to balance your hands-on clinical experience with the theoretical learning required for completing your CESR?

8. Can you provide an example of how you have successfully worked within a multi-disciplinary team in your clinical experience?

9. How do you handle conflicts or disagreements with colleagues in a clinical setting?

10. What role do you believe communication plays in a multi-disciplinary team, and how do you ensure effective communication?

11. What is your experience with high-risk obstetrics, and what particular challenges have you faced in this area?

12. How do you prioritise and manage patient safety, especially when dealing with severely preterm pregnancies?

13. Describe a challenging case you've encountered in obstetrics or gynaecology. How did you manage it, and what was the outcome?

14. Give an example of a time when you had to make a quick clinical decision. What was the situation, and what was the outcome?

15. How do you ensure you remain up-to-date with current guidelines and best practices in obstetrics and gynaecology?

16. What do you believe are the key attributes of a successful Clinical Fellow in this field?

17. How do you respond to feedback, and can you provide an example of how feedback has improved your practice?

18. Why do you think Brighton and the Royal Sussex County Hospital is a good fit for you in this role?