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CLINCAL DEVELOPMENT FELLOW IN EMERGENCY MEDICINE
The Queen Elizabeth University Hospital Emergency Department is like any five year old. Energetic. Ambitious. Awake at all hours. Changing every day.
Since beginning our journey, the Emergency Department team of Scotland’s showpiece hospital have been evolving and developing an enviable research portfolio under our EMQUIRE umbrella, with a focus on Quality Improvement, Education and leading innovation projects.
We have a number of Clinical Development Fellow posts available to start in August 2020. These posts will be based on a 12-month contract with the possibility of 6-month contracts also being available. These posts are all 70% clinical and 30% non-clinical split with the non-clinical time focussed on a range of disciplines including teaching, research, quality improvement, trauma, paediatric emergency medicine and much more. If you are successfully shortlisted for interview you will receive a full job pack describing each post in further detail.
You will become part of the team in Scotland’s largest and newest Emergency Department, driven to excel in Emergency and Trauma Care. You will play a fundamental role in our team as we progress towards opening as a Major Trauma Centre. Will we train you, develop your clinical skills and knowledge and help you achieve your future career goals. You will leave the QEUH Emergency Department with a passion for EM, a robust CV, a smile on your face and a skip in your step! Previous Clinical Development Fellows have been top competitors in interviews, with a proven track record of securing highly sought-after national training posts.
Whether you’re considering your next career move, just need some more experience before entering specialist training, or simply want to learn something new, make your time count for something - these posts have much to offer you.
You do not need any prior experience in Emergency Medicine, we will aim to provide you with the core teaching and supervision similar to that of an FY2 / CT1 grade.
Come and join us in Scotland’s busiest ED, a purpose-built masterpiece that you will be proud to call home. Work with us as we make the exciting transition to become Scotland’s biggest Major Trauma Centre.
These posts have not been approved for Training purposes by NES. To practice medicine in the UK you need to hold both GMC registration and a licence.
If you have any questions or want to arrange a visit, please email claire.mcgroarty@nhs.net. We look forward to hearing from you.