Clinical Trust Fellow (ST3+) Trauma & Orthopaedics

The main role of this post will be to provide excellent inpatient care to the Orthopaedic patients, under the supervision of your Consultant.
Assistance in theatres both trauma and elective. Outpatient clinics fracture and elective. On average, the total number of hours each week will be a maximum of 48 hours, on a full shift pattern with an out-of-hours on-call commitment. The post will be offered for a twelve month fixed term period and may be extended dependent upon service needs.
The post-holder will work in a large and diverse multidisciplinary team providing best inpatient care for both trauma and elective patients. The post-holder will attend theatre and clinic sessions participating at a level appropriate to experience and existing skill levels. The post-holder will be expected to assist in the day to day care of pre- and post-operative patients and the care of critically unwell patients who may need critical care review or admission to one of the critical care wards. The post holder must promote safe and effective handover of patient care in line with Trust Governance. The post holder will be required to actively participate in clinical audit and implement its results and relate these to the Trust and Directorate policies on Clinical Governance.

We are recruiting for a Clinical Trust Fellow (ST3+) Trauma & Orthopaedics who shares our ambition and vision to deliver the Best of Care by the Best People and has the drive to take us forward, by ensuring that the Trust continues to be the first choice for patients and our staff., Working for our organisation
Here at Medway, we pride ourselves on working together as one to ensure that our shared vision of Better, Best, Brilliant is achieved. Our culture and values are what drives the Trust and is the heartbeat of who we are as an organisation.
Our Trust is a great choice for people who want to develop their career in an ambitious environment. Our employees are able to choose the coverage and supplemental benefits that best fit their needs and those of their families.
We are committed to endorsing diversity, multiculturalism, and inclusion; our policies / procedures ensure that all applicants are treated fairly at every stage of the recruitment process.
All staff at Medway comply the Trust's and the Kent and Medway Safeguarding Board's policies on safeguarding children, young people and vulnerable adults.
All staff must commit to our Vision and Values and exhibit behaviours in line with our new Values.
Bold We are inspiring and ambitious
Every Person Counts We are respectful and supportive
Sharing and Open We are open and speak up
Together We are inclusive and responsible
We are committed to endorsing diversity, multiculturalism, and inclusion; our policies / procedures ensure that all applicants are treated fairly at every stage of the recruitment process.

Detailed job description and main responsibilities
+ The post-holder will work in a large and diverse multidisciplinary team providing best inpatient care for both trauma and elective patients.
+ The post-holder will attend theatre and clinic sessions participating at a level appropriate to experience and existing skill levels.
+ The post-holder will be expected to assist in the day to day care of pre- and post-operative patients and the care of critically unwell patients who may need critical care review or admission to one of the critical care wards.
+ The post holder must promote safe and effective handover of patient care in line with Trust Governance.
+ The post holder will be required to actively participate in clinical audit and implement its results and relate these to the Trust and Directorate policies on Clinical Governance.
We are committed to Equality of Opportunity for everyone and will guarantee an interview to any disabled applicants who meet the minimum criteria.
Medway Maritime Hospital is a smoke free site. Smoking is completely prohibited in all Trust buildings, grounds and car parks for patients, visitors, staff and contractors. This will ensure that the hospital is a better place to work and a better place for our patients to be treated