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Trust SHO in General Surgery inLondon inLondon PUBLISHED FRI 11 APR 2025

Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust Follow Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust

Opportunity for hands-on experience in a high-paced surgical environment, enhancing practical skills and clinical confidence.
Involvement in both undergraduate and postgraduate training programs, contributing to the education of future medical professionals.
Collaboration with a multidisciplinary team, providing exposure to diverse perspectives and approaches in patient care.
Access to a supportive learning environment where junior doctors are encouraged to develop guidelines and participate in audits.
Participation in emergency on-call duties, offering valuable experience in critical situations, which is crucial for future career development.
Engagement with an integrated care system, fostering collaborations with various NHS and local authority organizations for improved patient outcomes.
Opportunity to supervise Foundation Year 1 doctors, enhancing leadership skills and professional development.
Join the dynamic team at Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust as a Trust SHO in General Surgery and make a real difference in patient care! This role offers the opportunity for you to provide vital support on a rotational shift basis while working closely with a passionate multidisciplinary team. You'll supervise dedicated FY1s, engage in clinical duties from outpatient clinics to emergency responses, and play a crucial role in enhancing patient experiences during their journey with us.

We recognise the qualities that women bring to the healthcare sector — empathy, resilience, and a collaborative spirit. As you contribute to our commitment to excellent clinical care, you’ll benefit from unwavering support in your professional development, with opportunities to be involved in shaping guidelines and engaging in postgraduate and undergraduate training. Our integrated care system promotes collaboration, ensuring that together, we can achieve shared goals. Step into your future with us, where your skills and compassion are valued. For further details or to arrange an informal visit, please contact Ms Laura Spanu at laura.spanu@nhs.net.
Opportunity for hands-on experience in a high-paced surgical environment, enhancing practical skills and clinical confidence.
Involvement in both undergraduate and postgraduate training programs, contributing to the education of future medical professionals.
Collaboration with a multidisciplinary team, providing exposure to diverse perspectives and approaches in patient care.
Access to a supportive learning environment where junior doctors are encouraged to develop guidelines and participate in audits.
Participation in emergency on-call duties, offering valuable experience in critical situations, which is crucial for future career development.
Engagement with an integrated care system, fostering collaborations with various NHS and local authority organizations for improved patient outcomes.
Opportunity to supervise Foundation Year 1 doctors, enhancing leadership skills and professional development.

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