Bank ST3 doctor post in haematology, filled for the Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust bank on an ad hoc basis with no guaranteed hours. The work centres on ward and board rounds, liaising between nurses, clinicians, patients and relatives, and supervising other staff. Shifts range from a single session to an extended post and include evenings, weekends and on-call, subject to availability. Candidates need a GMC designated body linked to the Trust, which means working at least 12 shifts a month, unless they are already registered with an agency.
What the job involves
- Liaise between nurses, clinicians, patients and relatives to support safe care
- Attend and take part in board rounds, ward rounds and related daily activity
- Provide workplace supervision to other staff when asked
- Maintain high standards of professionalism, particularly in documentation
- Arrive on time for booked shifts and be available from the set start time
- Attend local induction when working in new areas
- Comply with Trust policies, including its values and behaviours
- Carry out other duties suited to the grade, as advised by speciality clinical staff
Qualifications
- MBBS or equivalent from a recognised medical school
Registration & licences
- Full registration with the General Medical Council
- Responsible Officer designation listed as NHS on the GMC register
- GMC designated body connected to the Trust for bank work
Experience
- 6 to 12 months' UK experience in a UK hospital
Skills & knowledge
- FY1 and FY2 competencies both signed off
Nice to have
- Ability to develop and maintain a sub-speciality interest
- BSc or relevant degree
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Contact Details:
The Methodist Church in Britain Recruitment Team
