Junior Clinical Fellow in Intensive Care Medicine

Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust

Oct 22, 2024

Applications are closed

Job
Full-time
Entry & Junior Level
Healthcare
London

Requirements

An opportunity exists to gain experience in Intensive Care Medicine in the setting of a large London teaching hospital.
The posts are at CT1 /2 level and airway skills are not specifically required.
These posts would be ideal for any candidate wishing to extend their experience in Intensive care medicine before applying for anaesthesia, medicine or surgical training.
You will be well supported by our dedicated team of 26 ICU Consultants.
Educational supervision is provided and opportunities to attend ICU teaching programme.
We suggest the continuation of a portfolio and preparation for post-graduate examinations.
Non-clinical activities such as QI and Audit are also encouraged.
We have a some posts which can include a non-clinical element such as teaching, liver medicine or involvement in ICU electronic patient record project.
Start Date will be from 5th February 2025.
In Participating In The Clinical Activities On The ICU, The Post Holder Will Expand On His/her Experience Of
* Resuscitation of the sick patient
* Communication with the multi-disciplinary team
* Criteria for admission and discharge from critical care
* An EBM approach to, and an application of care bundles, to the management of critically ill patients.
* Recognition and management of the critically ill patient
* Recognition and management of acute medical emergencies
* Supporting the sick patient to prevent further deterioration and hence the need for admission to Intensive Care
* Circulatory support, advanced respiratory support and renal replacement therapies
* Practical procedures including arterial and venous cannulation, the use of ultrasound
* The interpretation of complex monitoring used in intensive care
* The management of patients following complex major surgery
* Identification of patients who will benefit from Intensive Care
* Management of complex ethical issues and the delivery of difficult news to relatives

Responsibilities

Resuscitation of the sick patient
Communication with the multi-disciplinary team
Criteria for admission and discharge from critical care
An EBM approach to, and an application of care bundles, to the management of critically ill patients.
Recognition and management of the critically ill patient
Recognition and management of acute medical emergencies
Supporting the sick patient to prevent further deterioration and hence the need for admission to Intensive Care
Circulatory support, advanced respiratory support and renal replacement therapies
Practical procedures including arterial and venous cannulation, the use of ultrasound
The interpretation of complex monitoring used in intensive care
The management of patients following complex major surgery
Identification of patients who will benefit from Intensive Care
Management of complex ethical issues and the delivery of difficult news to relatives

FAQs

What is the start date for the Junior Clinical Fellow position?

The start date for the Junior Clinical Fellow position will be from 5th February 2025.

Is previous experience in Intensive Care Medicine required for this position?

No, previous experience in Intensive Care Medicine is not required, making this position ideal for candidates seeking to gain experience before applying for further training.

Will I have the opportunity to participate in non-clinical activities?

Yes, non-clinical activities such as Quality Improvement (QI) projects, audits, and teaching are encouraged, and there are some posts that may include a non-clinical element.

What level of training will this position provide?

This position is aimed at CT1/CT2 level and offers recognized training in Intensive Care Medicine at all levels as endorsed by FICM.

Who can I contact for more information about this position?

For further details or to arrange an informal visit, you can contact Dr. Jennifer Price, Clinical Service Lead for ICU, at jennifer.price6@nhs.net.

What types of experiences will I gain in this position?

You will expand your experience in areas such as resuscitation, management of critically ill patients, communication with the multi-disciplinary team, practical procedures, and navigating complex ethical issues.

Are airway skills required for this position?

No, airway skills are not specifically required for this position.

How many patients does the RFH ICU treat annually?

The Royal Free Hospital ICU treats around 2,000 patients each year.

What kind of support will I receive during my training?

You will be well supported by a dedicated team of 26 ICU Consultants, and educational supervision will be provided throughout your training.

Is there a focus on postgraduate examination preparation?

Yes, candidates are encouraged to continue their portfolio development and to prepare for postgraduate examinations as part of their training.

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