Junior Clinical Fellow FY2 / CT in Stroke / Neuro Before you apply -Turn on alerts for jobs like this!

The duties of this post are equivalent to Foundation Year 2 / Core Trainee Year 1 / 2 level. The Directorate operates 60 adult neurology beds, including a 16-bed Hyper-Acute Stroke Unit (HASU) and an 8-bed Neuro Assessment Unit, alongside 41 neurosurgical beds, 20 Neuro Critical Care Beds, and a Neuro Day Care Unit. Paediatric services are offered at the adjacent Sheffield Childrens Hospital. Consultant-led neurology teams manage inpatient services, including hyper-acute care for strokes and acute neurological conditions. Outpatient sessions and district outreach services are available in Doncaster, Worksop, Mexborough, Lincoln, Rotherham, Chesterfield, and Barnsley. The team includes 40 Consultant Neurologists and Stroke Physicians (seven holding Neurology Chairs), 13 National Training Number Specialist Registrars, and four academic specialist registrars. Nurse specialists and allied professionals provide extensive support for patients with neurological disabilities.

Applicants should have full GMC registration with a licence to practice, with at least one year of post graduate experience. For candidates who do not hold the right of residence in the UK, sponsorship will be provided to support your application.,

• Registered with the GMC with a licence to practise
• Basic Medical Degree
• Advance Life Support (ALS) Certificate
Desirable
• MRCP Part 1 or equivalent by the date of application
Clinical experience Essential
• At least 6 months Clinical experience of working in the NHS, Good written communication skills, Equivalent to a F2 or CT1 level doctor i.e. 1-2 years clinical experience post registration in medical specialities, Experience of teaching medical students and junior doctors
Continuous Professional Development Essential
• Evidence of participation in CME/CPD in the last 12 months
Desirable
• Maintenance of a CPD diary or portfolio, Demonstrates behaviour consistent with PROUD values (see appendix)
• The applicant must demonstrate skills in listening, reading, writing and speaking the English language that enables effective communication about medical topics with patients and colleagues as set out in the GMC good medical practice (2013)., To have the ability and willingness to teach at all levels and to all groups of staff
• Training in teaching methods
• Evidence of successful feedback from teaching
Clinical governance and audit Essential
• Committed to and understands the principles of clinical governance
• Understands the principles outlined in the GMC document Good Medical Practice
• Understands the requirements of Medical Appraisal and Revalidation
Desirable
• Active involvement in a clinical governance programme, Good time management skills
• Good oral communication skills
  
  Sheffield Teaching Hospitals is about to embark on the exciting expansion of its Mechanical Thrombectomy service, extending coverage to weekends and evenings. To support this growth, we are seeking passionate and dedicated medical professionals to join our team.
This is an incredible opportunity to work within one of the largest comprehensive stroke centres in the UK. Successful candidates will receive outstanding support, including access to excellent teaching and cutting-edge research, enabling them to advance their skills and gain valuable clinical experience in a highly regarded, multidisciplinary environment. This role is perfect for candidates with experience at the Foundation Year 2 or Core Trainee 1 level, offering an excellent opportunity to join a dynamic and innovative stroke care team. While this post does not include a National Training Number, it provides an ideal opportunity for those looking to deepen their expertise in stroke care and broaden their medical career., Based at the Royal Hallamshire Hospital, Sheffield, the Clinical Neuroscience service caters to South Yorkshire, North Derbyshire, North Lincolnshire, and North Nottinghamshire, serving over 2.2 million people. It encompasses Neurology, Neurosurgery, Stereotactic Radiosurgery, and Neurophysiology. As the Trust's first Academic Directorate, the unit emphasizes research, structured around seven themes: neurodegeneration, cerebrovascular (including stroke), neuroinflammation, epilepsy, neuro-oncology, neurophysiology, and industry/commercial research. These activities are led by research theme leaders and the Academic Director, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is one of the UK's busiest and most successful NHS foundation trusts. We provide a full range of local hospital and community services for people in Sheffield, as well as specialist care for patients from further afield, including cancer, spinal cord injuries, renal and cardiothoracic services. In addition to community health services, the Trust comprises five of Yorkshire's best known teaching hospitals.