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Clinical Fellow Anaesthetics - ECU

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Dartford & Gravesham NHS Trust

24d ago

  • Job
    Full-time
    Mid Level
  • Healthcare

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  • You will cover ECU, ITU, obstetrics, and general anaesthesia, supporting staff at two hospitals. Be ready for on-call duties and teamwork in critical situations, ensuring equality and diversity.
  • You will manage patients in ECU, support RSOs, assist in theatres, and collaborate on the Cardiac Arrest and Trauma Team at both Queen Mary’s and Darent Valley Hospitals.

Requirements

  • The clinical fellows will be covering ECU, ITU, obstetrics and general anaesthesia with ST3s and Specialist Registrars.
  • The main commitment will be at enhanced care unit at QMH.
  • The post holders will be expected to provide cover at both Queen Mary’s Hospital and Darent Valley Hospital.
  • When on-call, the fellows are responsible for the management of the patients in ECU at Queen Mary's Hospital.
  • During night shift, they look after ECU patients and surgical patients.
  • They can be asked to cover other areas in the hospital, including theatres, obstetrics and ITU.
  • They will be expected to support RSOs at QMH.
  • When at DVH, they will be expected to support the ST1/2 in the management of general anaesthesia under the supervision of the ITU Consultant and Anaesthetic Consultant for out-of-hours, as well as supporting the care delivery within the operating theatres.
  • The post holder will collaborate and be a member of the Cardiac Arrest and Trauma Team.
  • We committed to the concepts of equality and diversity.
  • You are required to fulfil your responsibilities under this policy and to ensure that no individual receives less favourable treatment on the grounds of their gender, sexual orientation, marital status, disability, religion, creed, colour, race, ethnic or national origin, HIV status, age, social background, trade union membership or non-membership and is not placed at a disadvantage by requirements or conditions which cannot be shown to be justifiable.

Responsibilities

  • The clinical fellows will be covering ECU, ITU, obstetrics and general anaesthesia with ST3s and Specialist Registrars. The main commitment will be at enhanced care unit at QMH. The post holders will be expected to provide cover at both Queen Mary’s Hospital and Darent Valley Hospital.
  • When on-call, the fellows are responsible for the management of the patients in ECU at Queen Mary's Hospital. During night shift, they look after ECU patients and surgical patients. They can be asked to cover other areas in the hospital, including theatres, obstetrics and ITU. They will be expected to support RSOs at QMH. When at DVH, they will be expected to support the ST1/2 in the management of general anaesthesia under the supervision of the ITU Consultant and Anaesthetic Consultant for out-of-hours, as well as supporting the care delivery within the operating theatres. The post holder will collaborate and be a member of the Cardiac Arrest and Trauma Team.

FAQs

What will be the main responsibilities of the Clinical Fellow Anaesthetics?

The main responsibilities include covering the Enhanced Care Unit (ECU), Intensive Treatment Unit (ITU), obstetrics, and general anaesthesia alongside ST3s and Specialist Registrars, with a primary commitment to the ECU at Queen Mary's Hospital.

Where will the post holders be expected to provide cover?

Post holders will be expected to provide cover at Queen Mary’s Hospital and Darent Valley Hospital.

What are the duties during on-call shifts?

During on-call shifts, fellows are responsible for managing patients in the ECU at Queen Mary's Hospital, looking after both ECU and surgical patients at night, and may be asked to cover other areas including theatres, obstetrics, and ITU.

What kind of support will the fellows provide at Darent Valley Hospital (DVH)?

At DVH, fellows are expected to support ST1/2 in managing general anaesthesia under the supervision of ITU and Anaesthetic Consultants during out-of-hours and assist in care delivery within the operating theatres.

Will the post holders be involved in emergency responses?

Yes, the post holders will collaborate and be a member of the Cardiac Arrest and Trauma Team.

What educational provisions are available at Darent Valley Hospital?

There is an excellent Postgraduate Centre at Darent Valley Hospital that offers lecture and tutorial rooms, a dining room, and hosts numerous educational sessions and meetings for Hospital Doctors and General Practitioners.

How does the Dartford and Gravesham NHS Trust (DGT) support its staff?

DGT is committed to supporting staff by valuing their contributions, enhancing their physical and mental wellbeing, promoting career development, and fostering a positive work environment.

What is the Trust's stance on equality and diversity?

The Trust is committed to equality and diversity, ensuring that no individual receives less favourable treatment based on various personal characteristics and that all policies are justifiable.

How can I contact for further details or to arrange an informal visit?

For further details or to arrange an informal visit, you may contact Dr. Georgia Monantera, Clinical Director, via email at georgia.monantera@nhs.net or by phone at 01322 428648.

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Dartford and Gravesham NHS Trust provides a wide array of acute healthcare services, including emergency care, surgery, and outpatient services, to the communities of Dartford and Gravesham. Their mission is to deliver high-quality, patient-focused care that improves health outcomes and patient experiences. Their purpose is to ensure accessible, effective, and compassionate healthcare that meets the needs of their local population.