FAQs
What level of experience is required to apply for the Junior Clinical Fellow post?
A minimum of 1 year of previous NHS employment and some prior experience working as a Doctor in Trauma and Orthopaedics is required.
What are the shift patterns for this position?
The shift pattern is from 14:00 to 22:00, Monday to Friday, with no on-call commitments outside of these hours.
Will I have the opportunity to receive teaching and education?
Yes, there are ample academic and medical education opportunities, including a weekly SHO teaching programme and daily Trauma multi-disciplinary meetings.
What is the main focus of the Junior Clinical Fellow role?
The role focuses on delivering medical and surgical care for patients within the Trauma and Orthopaedic department, supporting the emergency flow of the hospital.
How many consultants are there in the Trauma and Orthopaedic department?
There are 20 consultants who specialize in a range of routine and complex elective and trauma work.
Are there any on-call responsibilities for this position?
On-call responsibilities are included on the SHO rota, covering the Emergency Department with acute presentations and admissions.
Can I perform surgical procedures as a Junior Clinical Fellow?
Yes, you will participate in trauma and elective theatre activities on a planned rota basis under the guidance of the consultants.
Who should I contact for further details or informal visits?
You can contact Adesola Odubade, the Medical Staffing Manager, at adesola.odubade1@nhs.net for further details or to arrange an informal visit.
Is this position suitable for someone interested in a career in Orthopaedic Surgery?
Yes, we encourage applications from individuals who are passionate about a career in Orthopaedic Surgery.
What kind of services does University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust provide?
UCLH provides academically led acute and specialist services, including those for complex illnesses, women’s health, cancer treatment, and more across various locations.