FAQs
What qualifications are required for the Clinical Physiologist position?
The post holder must have completed an approved course in cardiology.
What types of investigations will I perform as a Clinical Physiologist?
You will perform non-invasive cardiac investigations, including exercise tolerance testing, 24-hour Holter analysis, and assist in exercise stress echos.
Will I receive training for my role?
Yes, you will undertake work-based training in a wide range of techniques and receive support during cardiac catheterisation procedures and pacemaker implantation.
What is the expected timeline for state registration?
It is anticipated that the post holder will develop sufficient knowledge and skill to be eligible for state registration within two years of appointment.
How many sites does the Trust operate across?
The Trust provides services across five sites.
What is the Trust's vision for service delivery?
The Trust's vision is encapsulated in the strategy of Strong Roots, Global Reach, aiming to be BOLD, providing outstanding care, and being leaders in research, innovation, and education.
Is there a focus on sustainability within the Trust?
Yes, the Trust is committed to delivering Sustainable Healthcare for All and has set net zero carbon targets for its NHS Carbon Footprint by 2040 and 2045 for its NHS Carbon Footprint Plus.
Who can I contact for more information about the position?
You can contact Alan Eley, Principal Physiologist, via email at alan.eley@nhs.net or by telephone at 01689863114 for further details or informal visits.
What skills will I develop in this role?
You will develop knowledge and skills in conducting various cardiological tests, supporting interventions, and potentially working towards state registration as a Clinical Physiologist.
Can I expect to work as part of a team?
Yes, you will join a highly professional team committed to making a real, lasting difference to patients and staff.