Senior Clinical Fellow - Intensive Care

This is an exciting opportunity for a junior doctor with airway experience to join the Intensive Care unit at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital. The position will allow the post holder to cover a number of the areas set out in the Royal College of Anaesthetists recommendations for specialist training in anaesthesia and intensive care. There will be time and opportunity to participate in quality improvement projects research and teaching projects. Opportunities may be available for education/ management qualification. The post will be for the duration of 6 months to start in Feb 2024, extendable by mutual agreement to 12 months. Applicants should be registered with the GMC and have completed Basic Level of Anaesthetic Training or equivalent (ST3+ or Stage 1+ level). Support and advice can be provided for the primary FRCA exam if not obtained and for higher levels of anaesthetics and/or ICM training., Clinical fellows will have exposure to adult general ICU, burns ICU and burns theatres. On-call commitments will be on a 1:8 basis, which will involve covering the ICU registrar (0101) bleep. There is also a junior ICU rota which is staffed by SHOs (1:8) and FY2 rota (1:4). This is a Trust appointed job and not a recognised training post but competencies can be gathered toward higher levels of training should the post holder wish to do so.

Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is proud to be one of the top performing and safest trusts in England.

We have two main acute hospital sites--Chelsea and Westminster Hospital and West Middlesex University Hospital, plus our award-winning clinics across North West London and beyond.

We employ over 7,000 staff and 500 volunteers

We treat someone in A&E every 90 seconds

We deliver a baby every 50 minutes

We operate on a patient every 16 minutes

We do 50 imaging procedures each hour

We serve a diverse population of 1.5 million from the beginning to the end of life
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