Consultant in Emergency Medicine

Applications are invited for a Consultant specialising in Emergency Medicine to join a busy, innovative, and friendly team at a Trust situated in a resort town on England's North Sea coast.

There has been significant investment in our client's Emergency Medicine department! This is an excellent opportunity to join a committed team dedicated to providing high-quality care.

The successful candidate will have the opportunity to broaden their clinical knowledge and experience, facing exhilarating challenges, while being part of a team that will support your clinical and personal development.

The team comprises Trust grade lower-tier doctors, Deanery Rotations (FY1, FY2, ST1 - ST6, ACCS, GPsTR, and Junior Clinical Fellows), along with Specialty Doctors, Associate Specialists, and Consultants. Consultants currently provide 16.5 hours of resident shop floor cover daily and a 24-hour on-call service. They are supported by a team of excellent EMPs & ACPs.

This post is based in a location known for its beauty, recently voted as one of the best places to live in the UK. It is ideal for raising a family, with excellent schools, and has fantastic rail and road links to major cities.

The post holder must have:

1. GMC license to practise
2. Entry on GMC specialist register or within 6 months of CCT date, or within 12 months of expected CESR approval for Emergency Medicine
3. Ideally at least 6 months UK experience
4. For candidates residing abroad, completion of necessary language tests (IELTS / OET / NARIC) before applying, satisfying UKVI language requirements

Benefits include:

1. A generous relocation package of up to £8000
2. Support for candidates interested in CESR or without it
3. Paid Study Leave allowance of 30 days over three years
4. Childcare, travel, holiday, shopping, and entertainment benefits
5. Opportunities to join various travel schemes
6. The Trust's commitment to the SAS Charter, increasing annual leave and SPA entitlement for SAS grades
7. Active research department and strong links with a local medical school to support academic development and teaching opportunities

Additional information:

1. Current weekend-duty rota is 1:5 (with shifts from 8-4, 12-19, 15.30-23.30, and on call)
2. The Trust supports flexible job plans and will work with you to agree on your activity commitments
3. Opportunities for subspecialty commitments, teaching, research, or quality improvement projects are available

If interested, please apply now! If this Trust isn't the right fit but you're considering a move, contact us-other opportunities may be available.

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