Intensive Care Registrar post in the critical care department at The Hillingdon Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, fixed-term for six months to a year with possible extension. The post holder manages critically ill adults daily, based in intensive care but covering wards and the emergency department. Registrars work at specialty registrar level under consultant supervision, with regular teaching and supervision of junior trainees. Airway training with RCOA IAC documentation or equivalent is required, and overseas candidates can be offered an extended contract for visa purposes.
What the job involves
- Daily review and management of critically ill adult patients in the critical care department
- Based on the intensive care unit but reviewing and managing critically ill patients across the hospital, mainly on the wards and in the emergency department
- Under consultant supervision, assessing, admitting, managing day to day, investigating and discharging patients, including practical procedures
- Working at specialty registrar level with increased responsibility for assessing and managing unwell patients in ITU and across the hospital
- Supervising more junior trainees
- Delivering teaching when the opportunity arises
What’s required
Qualifications
- MBBS or equivalent
- Airway training with RCOA IAC documentation or equivalent
Registration & licences
- Active GMC registration and licence to practise at the time of appointment
Experience
- Minimum of 18 months post-graduate medical experience in critical care and/or related specialties
- 6 months ITU experience in the UK
- Experience of audit and quality improvement
Skills & knowledge
- Airway skills
- Advanced Life Support
- Teaching skills
- Good communication, organisational and leadership skills
- Working well in a team
Other
- Commitment to continuing professional development
Nice to have
- Post-graduate qualification in critical care
- Formal training or experience in critical care
- Research and publications
- Strong motivation to maintain, improve and adjust service provision to changing needs
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Contact Details:
The Methodist Church in Britain Recruitment Team
