In this role you will lead and shape high-quality stroke care across HASU and Stroke Recovery Units, driving rapid assessment, imaging-guided decision making, and inpatient rehabilitation. You will work within a high-performing, innovative stroke service and have opportunities to expand clinical responsibilities tailored to your interests. The role combines leadership, teaching, and clinical excellence to improve outcomes for stroke and TIA patients across NSECH and partner sites.
Pay / Benefits
flexible working
on-call remuneration at higher band (5%)
part-time or full-time options
structured job plan with SPAs
opportunity for managerial, teaching, and research activities
supportive professional development environment
Responsibilities
Provide resident consultant cover for HASU shifts (08:00–20:00) with night-time on-call from home; lead assessment and management of suspected stroke/TIA
Oversee care of all inpatients in the HASU; collaborate with Stroke Nurse Practitioners and ED staff
Lead HASU workflows and coordinate with a 24/7 Stroke Nurse Practitioner team
Deliver consultant leadership on Stroke Recovery Units; oversee inpatient stroke care and rehabilitation with MDT
Manage neurovascular outpatient activity including rapid-access assessment and longer-term follow-up
Participate in flexible, planning-based job scheduling; engage in teaching, research, and educational supervision as needed
Weekend HASU duties shared across the team; on-call remuneration applies
Contribute to service development and quality improvement initiatives
Support imaging-driven decision making using CT, CTA, CTP, MRI and carotid Doppler ultrasound
Key requirements
MRCP (UK) or equivalent
Fully registered on the UK GMC Specialist Register or within 6 months of CCT
Extensive experience in hyperacute/acute and rehab stroke medicine
Full accreditation in a parent specialty (geriatrics, acute medicine, neurology, or clinical pharmacology) with the appropriate Royal College
Current GMC Registration
Desirable: Dual accreditation in parent specialty and stroke medicine; higher degree
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