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Junior Clinical Fellow in Diabetes

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  • Job
    Full-time
    Entry & Junior Level
  • Healthcare
    Education & Teaching
  • Preston

Requirements

  • Making comprehensive assessments, ordering appropriate investigations, interpreting results and formulating initial management plans for patients under supervision by senior medical staff
  • Day to day care of patients admitted
  • Attending, and contributing to wards rounds
  • Performing relevant practical procedures where competent
  • Completing appropriate paperwork for patients on discharge and liaising with other specialist teams and GPs regarding relevant follow up

Responsibilities

  • Making comprehensive assessments, ordering appropriate investigations, interpreting results and formulating initial management plans for patients under supervision by senior medical staff
  • Day to day care of patients admitted
  • Attending, and contributing to wards rounds
  • Performing relevant practical procedures where competent
  • Completing appropriate paperwork for patients on discharge and liaising with other specialist teams and GPs regarding relevant follow up

FAQs

What is the primary responsibility of the Junior Clinical Fellow in Diabetes?

The primary responsibility is the admission and care of patients in the Diabetes/General Medicine ward.

Who will the Junior Clinical Fellow be working alongside?

The Junior Clinical Fellow will work alongside two Clinical Fellows, one Foundation Year trainee, and one Internal Medicine trainee.

What kind of supervision will the post-holder receive?

The post-holder will be supervised by one Specialist trainee, one Senior Clinical Fellow, and consultants.

Are there any out-of-hours work requirements for this position?

Currently, the duties of the post do not include working out of hours, as middle grade doctors will be present on site to supervise at all times.

Will the responsibilities of the role change over time?

Yes, the evolution of working practices may lead to changes in the planned role, which could involve working on other wards and working out of hours.

What are some of the key duties of the post?

Key duties include making comprehensive assessments, ordering appropriate investigations, maintaining patient care, attending ward rounds, and completing discharge paperwork.

Will the post-holder have the opportunity to attend outpatient clinics?

Yes, the post-holder will have the opportunity to attend outpatient clinics.

Is there an opportunity for teaching and supervision in this role?

Yes, there will be opportunities to take part in teaching and supervision of FY1s, medical students, and other health professionals.

Who can I contact for further details or informal visits regarding this position?

You can contact Prof. Rajbhandari, Consultant, at Satyan.Rajbhandari@lthtr.nhs.uk or call 01257 245028 for further details.

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Mission & Purpose

Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust provides a wide range of healthcare services, including acute care, emergency services, and specialized treatments, across hospitals in Lancashire. Their mission is to deliver high-quality, compassionate care and improve health outcomes for their patients. Their purpose is to enhance patient well-being and community health through excellent clinical services, research, and education.