Consultant in Urology

Applications are invited for a replacement Consultant in Urology. It is expected that the post holder will be trained in general urology and have a subspecialist interest in Robotic Pelvic Oncology, prostate cancer diagnostics and non-muscle invasive bladder cancer.

A whole-time or part-time contract will be available, according to the wishes of the appointee. A candidate who is unable for personal reasons to undertake the duties of a whole-time contract, a part-time contract will be considered. If such a candidate is appointed, the job content will be modified as appropriate in consultation with consultant colleagues and local management.

We welcome all applications irrespective of age, disability, gender, sexual orientation, race or religion. Additionally, people with disabilities will be offered an interview providing they meet the minimum criteria for the post. The Trust operates job share and flexible working.

The appointment is to the Trust, not to specific hospitals and will involve working across sites that make up the Norfolk and Waveney Urology service. Main Duties Share with consultant colleagues the urological workload. Provide with the other consultants a system of mutual out-of-hours cover for annual, study and professional leave. The current on call system is 1:12 weekdays and weekend on call is currently 1 in 16. Give a consultation and advisory service to medical colleagues in other specialities in the Trusts. Liaise with medical staff in other specialities and participate in the regular clinicalmeetings and other post-graduate activities of the hospitals. Take part in the Royal College of Surgeons continuing medical education programme. The employing Trust will provide study leave expenses in line with national terms and conditions of service. Play a full part in the teaching and audit activities of the department. Participate in the rolling process of clinical governance at JPUH, QEH and NNUH Contribute to management of the service. Comply with the outline Consultant work programme (under provisions of Circular HC90/16) and the weekly timetable of fixed commitments (ie: regular scheduled NHS activities in accordance with paragraph 30B of the TCS). Academic input is optional but there is the opportunity for developing research. Active participation of teaching to