Junior Clinical FellowPaediatricsFixed Term

Clinical Fellow in Paediatric CMR

Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust

London

Salary

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Training post

Unknown

Trust type

Foundation

Posted

2 weeks ago

About the role

An opportunity for a full time post in Paediatric Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance Imaging has arisen at Royal Brompton Hospital. This post is available for those who have been trained in Paediatric Cardiology for at least 3 years. The successful candidate will have the opportunity for training and experience in all aspects of Paediatric Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance Imaging. The postholder will attend 3-months CMR course followed by participation in the paediatric CMR service. This includes attendance of paediatric CMR scans and guidance of the radiographers, cannulating paediatric patients and writing preliminary reports. Feedback and teaching from the consultants will be provided. The postholder will get exposure to hundreds of wide range of congenital and non-congenital CMR scans. The post will include some duties in paediatric cardiology. Applicants must be registered with the GMC.

Clinical Fellow in Paediatric CMR

Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust

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The Clinical Fellow in Paediatric CMR is primarily based in the CMR unit at the Royal Brompton Hospital. For the first three months of the 12-month contract, the Fellow will undertake a course in CMR. Once complete, they will gradually begin to undertake the reporting of paediatric congenital and non-congenital CMR scans under the supervision of the paediatric CMR consultant and support the organisation of general anaesthetic scans. Duties and responsibilities: Completion of a 3-month course in CMR, including daily lectures Attendance at daily interactive reporting sessions Reporting paediatric congenital and non-congenital scans under the supervision of the paediatric CMR consultant, once sufficiently trained Supporting the organisation of CMR scans to be performed under general anaesthetic, once sufficiently trained Contributing to audit and research projects in CMR

Evelina London is part ofGuy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trustand we are responsible for providing services for women and children. With over 3,000 dedicated staff, and led by an Executive Team and Board, we have significant devolved autonomy to focus operationally and strategically upon the needs of our patients. We also benefit from being part of a large and successful NHS foundation trust, whose values we share. We have an ambitious strategic development programme, with backing from Guy's and St Thomas'. Every year, the number of children and young people Evelina London cares for, in hospital and in the community, continues to grow. We provide comprehensive health services from pre-conception, before birth, throughout childhood and into adult life for children, young people and for women from London, South East England, and - for some rare conditions - around the UK and the world. As the only NHS Trust in London with women's and specialist children's services on one site we have unique opportunities to provide excellent, high-quality, integrated care for mothers, babies and children. We operate through four clinical directorates: Neonatology and Medical Specialties, Surgical Services, Theatres and Paediatric Intensive Care, Children's Community Services and Women's Services. Find out morewww.evelinalondon.nhs.uk Watch our short filmto see inside our children's hospital.

Person specification

Essential

GMC registered doctor with a licence to practise
Minimum of three years' experience in paediatric cardiology
Interpersonal and communication skills
Reliable and conscientious team member
Organised and methodical approach to work
Good attention to detail
Ability to communicate technical and clinical knowledge
Ability to make evidence-based clinic decisions
Working knowledge of health and safety regulations
Computer literacy
Desire to pursue specialist training in CMR
Evidence of continuous professional development

Desirable

MRCP or equivalent
Handling cardiac emergencies