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The Department of Dermatology at St George's Hospital is seeking a locum consultant dermatologist (10 sessions) to cover a period of maternity leave. An intended start date would be January 2025 with interviews in December 2025 (provisionally Monday 16th Dec)

We are looking for a candidate who will excel clinically and academically within a friendly and busy department. The postholder will be working alongside other consultants in a supportive and dynamic environment.,

• Certificate of completion of training (CCT) in Dermatology or within 6 months or equivalent (Certificate of Eligibility for Specialist registration -CESR or European Community Rights) (A)
Desirable
• Postgraduate degree (A) MD / PhD (A)
Skills Essential
• Able to run clinics and services efficiently and smoothly
Desirable
• Enthusiasm and expertise in Undergraduate and Postgraduate teaching
• An interest in clinical research
Experience Essential
• Clinical training and experience equivalent to that required for gaining UK CCT in dermatology
• Experience of managing patients with general dermatology and skin cancer screening
Personal Essential
• Ability to work in a team
• Caring attitude towards patients
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St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust serves a resident population of about 300,000, is located within the South West London ICS and serves six local boroughs, primarily Merton and Wandsworth. The Trust is one of the largest healthcare units in the UK, accommodating 1070 beds and annually treating around 61,500 inpatients as well as over 420,000 outpatients. The Trust provides general acute services together with tertiary services including neurosciences, cardiothoracic, and specialist children's services. St George's Hospital is the main teaching hospital in the western sector of the South Thames region and has developed links with most of the regional district general hospitals. It supports a significant training programme for junior doctors that rotate through the Trust.