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Junior Clinical Fellow - Hepatitis

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NHS

2mo ago

  • Job
    Full-time
    Entry & Junior Level
  • Research & Development
    Healthcare
  • London

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  • You must attend five clinical sessions weekly, participate in MDT meetings, support data collection, and assist in clinical audits. Research experience is a plus.
  • You will attend clinical sessions, participate in MDT meetings, support data collection, assist in research and clinical trials, manage patient care, and handle administrative duties.

Requirements

  • Attendance at five (5) clinical sessions per week. However, flexibility in covering clinical commitments will be required.
  • Weekly attendance at the Viral Hepatitis MDT hosted by KCH (this can be virtual) and ODN ops meetings as scheduled.
  • Requirement to support data collection and potential to work cross-site and develop specific projects.
  • The post holder could be involved in research projects. Previous areas of interest have been Hepatitis C and DAAs and more recently fibrosis and NAFLD and exploring the unique cohorts of HBV focus areas. Prior experience of research into these fields would be an advantage but is not mandatory.
  • Potential involvement in clinical trials (Phase 1- Phase 3)
  • One session is for administrative duties resulting from the clinical sessions for the writing of letters and the organisation and follow up of relevant investigations.
  • Diagnosis and treatment of patients of the Trust in such hospital, health centres or clinics or other premises as required.
  • Continuing clinical responsibility for the patients in your charge, allowing for all proper delegation to, and training of, your staff.
  • Act as a resource and support to patients and their relatives, explaining practical aspects of clinical trials.
  • To assist in clinical audits and research projects to improve care.

Responsibilities

  • Attendance at five (5) clinical sessions per week. However, flexibility in covering clinical commitments will be required.
  • Weekly attendance at the Viral Hepatitis MDT hosted by KCH (this can be virtual) and ODN ops meetings as scheduled.
  • Requirement to support data collection and potential to work cross-site and develop specific projects.
  • The post holder could be involved in research projects. Previous areas of interest have been Hepatitis C and DAAs and more recently fibrosis and NAFLD and exploring the unique cohorts of HBV focus areas. Prior experience of research into these fields would be an advantage but is not mandatory.
  • Potential involvement in clinical trials (Phase 1- Phase 3)
  • One session is for administrative duties resulting from the clinical sessions for the writing of letters and the organisation and follow up of relevant investigations.
  • Diagnosis and treatment of patients of the Trust in such hospital, health centres or clinics or other premises as required.
  • Continuing clinical responsibility for the patients in your charge, allowing for all proper delegation to, and training of, your staff.
  • Act as a resource and support to patients and their relatives, explaining practical aspects of clinical trials.
  • To assist in clinical audits and research projects to improve care.

FAQs

What is the main focus of the Junior Clinical Fellow position at Queen Elizabeth Hospital?

The main focus is to strengthen the hepatology service and support the expansion of viral hepatitis provision at Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust.

What are the primary responsibilities of the Junior Clinical Fellow?

Responsibilities include clinical work in outpatient clinics for Hepatology, supporting the Viral Hepatitis Network, attending clinical sessions, facilitating research and clinical audits, and administrative duties related to patient care.

How many clinical sessions are required per week?

The post holder is required to attend five (5) clinical sessions per week, with flexibility in covering clinical commitments.

Will there be opportunities for research involvement?

Yes, the post holder could be involved in research projects related to Hepatitis C, fibrosis, NAFLD, and other focus areas, including participation in clinical trials.

Is previous research experience in Hepatology necessary for the role?

Previous experience in Hepatology research is advantageous but not mandatory.

Who should I contact for further details or informal visits regarding the position?

You can contact Chia Chey, Consultant Hepatologist, at chia.chey@nhs.net or call 02083338555.

What initiatives does the Trust have in place regarding Equality, Diversity & Inclusion (EDI)?

The Trust has several initiatives including staff networks, corporate EDI teams, recruitment improvements, training and development for EDI literacy, as well as efforts to mainstream equalities across the organization.

What role does the Junior Clinical Fellow play in patient care?

The Junior Clinical Fellow will have continuing clinical responsibility for patients, act as a resource for patients and their relatives, and support clinical audit and research projects aimed at improving care.

Is there flexibility in the role to explore specific interests within Hepatology?

Yes, the post can be tailored to specific interests within Hepatology, such as Endoscopy and Gastroenterology.

Are virtual meetings included in the role?

Yes, the role includes weekly attendance at the Viral Hepatitis MDT hosted by King's College Hospital, which can be attended virtually.

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