Clinical Fellow (ST1/ST2 Level) in Trauma and Orthopaedics

This is a non-training post

The Orthopaedic Clinical Fellows, Specialty Trainees and FoundationTrainees are responsible for the day-to-day running of orthopaedicbeds situated mainly in ward 6 (trauma) ward 22(elective) ward 10B (paeds) and for any other orthopaedic patients withinthe hospital.

There is no formal accident and emergency commitment other than toassess and manage patients with orthopaedic problems during the oncall shift (day or night 12 hour shift).

Clinical duties can include attending orthopaedic and fractureoutpatient clinics, assisting in operating sessions and in consultant andassociate specialist ward rounds, which are often informal teachingsessions.

Although the Clinical Fellow posts are not recognised for training, theposts mirror the specialty trainees in all aspects of training, educationand study leave., Although this position does not carry Postgraduate Dean's approval for training recognition, it offers full teaching and training opportunities. The successful candidate will be allocated a named clinical and educational supervisor to oversee their development and career. They will also be assisted and encouraged to perform audit projects and participate in research.

Many staff who train here want to go on and work here. The hospital is located less than a mile from long sandy beaches and is surrounded by the natural beauty of the Norfolk Broads. There is a wide choice of good local schools and attractive house prices. The cathedral city of Norwich is only 40 minutes away with excellent shops, restaurants and evening entertainment.

All applicants will be required to demonstrate a working knowledge of the English language.

There is an active teaching/research programme within the department and there are links with the University of East Anglia. There is an excellent purpose built training and education centre on site at the James Paget University Hospital.