FAQs
What is the main focus of the Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust?
The Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust is an international leader in enhanced recovery for liver transplantation and a national centre for infectious diseases of high consequence.
What types of patients will I be caring for in this role?
You will be caring for a diverse cohort of medical and surgical patients, including those with hepatology, infectious disease, cardiac, rheumatology issues, as well as those requiring specialist surgical care in Hepatobiliary, Vascular, and Renal surgery.
What qualifications will I receive if I am successful in this role?
Successful candidates will undertake the Royal Free London NHS Trust “Adult Intensive Care Course,” which is fully accredited with the University of Greenwich, earning 30 level 6 credits, along with the Intermediate Life Support Course.
Is there a transition program for career development?
Yes, there is a Band 5 to 6 transition programme that successful candidates will undertake, with the opportunity to transition to Band 6 once agreed competences are met.
Will I have the opportunity to rotate between different ICU settings?
Yes, there is an opportunity to rotate between both ICUs as part of the development program.
Can I expect to receive support for maintaining a healthy work-life balance?
Yes, we support flexible working to help maintain a healthy work-life balance.
How does the Royal Free combine clinical expertise with patient care?
The Royal Free combines globally recognized clinical expertise with local and friendly hospital care to provide the best in NHS treatment.
Who can I contact for further details or to arrange an informal visit?
You can contact Deny Chacko, Matron, via email at DENY.CHACKO@NHS.NET or telephone at 02077940500 for further details or to arrange an informal visit.