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Trust Doctor Anaesthetics and ITU (CT3 equivalent) inWorthing inWorthing PUBLISHED SAT 12 APR 2025

Comprehensive Training Opportunities, The post adheres to the Royal College of Anaesthetists curriculum, providing essential training and the potential for a Stage 1 evidence certificate upon completion.
Diverse Clinical Experience, Rotational duties across Theatres, Obstetrics, and Intensive Therapy Unit (ITU) ensure well-rounded clinical exposure and enhance skill variety.
Engagement in Teaching, The role includes opportunities to teach and mentor medical students, nurses, and paramedical staff, fostering a collaborative learning environment.
Supportive Work Culture, The University Hospitals Sussex promotes inclusivity and well-being, evidenced by various staff networks and a commitment to compassion for both patients and staff.
Flexible Working Arrangements, The organization recognizes the importance of work-life balance, offering flexible working options to support staff well-being.
Compliance with Work Regulations, All rotas are EWTD compliant, ensuring fair working conditions and maintaining a manageable workload with a 1:10 on-call ratio.
Valuable Long-term Careers, The trust emphasizes professional development and growth, aiming for staff to feel valued and acknowledged for their contributions throughout their careers.
Are you a passionate medical professional looking to make a difference in a supportive and inclusive environment? Join University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust as a Trust Doctor in Anaesthetics and ITU (CT3 equivalent) starting August 2025. This one-year position offers you the opportunity to manage pre, peri, and post-operative care for surgical patients while providing critical support in our Intensive Therapy Unit. As part of our team, you’ll be crucial in delivering compassionate patient care and taking part in resuscitation efforts—making a real impact on lives every day.

At UHSussex, we value diversity and believe it strengthens our mission to put patients first. Here, your unique experiences will be embraced, and you'll be made to feel at home from day one. Participate in our extensive Wellbeing Programme designed to support your work-life balance—because we understand that caring for others begins with taking care of yourself. With training opportunities aligned with the Royal College of Anaesthetists and a commitment to your professional growth, we’re excited to help you thrive both personally and professionally. Join our community where your contributions are valued and where you can truly see the difference you make in the lives of others. We can’t wait to welcome you to our team!
Comprehensive Training Opportunities, The post adheres to the Royal College of Anaesthetists curriculum, providing essential training and the potential for a Stage 1 evidence certificate upon completion.
Diverse Clinical Experience, Rotational duties across Theatres, Obstetrics, and Intensive Therapy Unit (ITU) ensure well-rounded clinical exposure and enhance skill variety.
Engagement in Teaching, The role includes opportunities to teach and mentor medical students, nurses, and paramedical staff, fostering a collaborative learning environment.
Supportive Work Culture, The University Hospitals Sussex promotes inclusivity and well-being, evidenced by various staff networks and a commitment to compassion for both patients and staff.
Flexible Working Arrangements, The organization recognizes the importance of work-life balance, offering flexible working options to support staff well-being.
Compliance with Work Regulations, All rotas are EWTD compliant, ensuring fair working conditions and maintaining a manageable workload with a 1:10 on-call ratio.
Valuable Long-term Careers, The trust emphasizes professional development and growth, aiming for staff to feel valued and acknowledged for their contributions throughout their careers.

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