FAQs
What is the role of the Hospital At Night Doctor?
The Hospital At Night Doctor provides care for ward inpatients and new admissions overnight, while being supported by a senior nurse, an outreach nurse, and registrars in various surgical specialties.
What are the working hours for the Hospital At Night Doctor?
The night shift starts at 8pm and finishes at 9am the next day.
What qualifications or background are preferred for this post?
Previous post holders have included doctors with backgrounds in general medical, general surgical, and anaesthetic fields. A similar experience is preferred for applicants.
Will there be support available during shifts?
Yes, the H@N Doctor will be supported by an onsite registrar/SAS doctor in critical care and registrars in oncology, urology/gynaecology surgery, head & neck surgery, and general surgery who can attend the hospital as needed.
When will these positions be available?
These posts are anticipated to be available from the end of June 2026 onwards.
Is there any opportunity for personal development in this role?
Yes, this role offers a combination of service and personal development, with opportunities for fellowships in various specialties.
Where is the Royal Marsden located?
The Royal Marsden has sites in Chelsea and Sutton, with the current expansion involving the Sutton site.
How is the Royal Marsden recognized in the field of cancer care?
The Royal Marsden is regarded as a world leader in cancer research, treatment, and education, being the largest comprehensive cancer center in Europe and a National Institute of Health Research Biomedical Research Centre specializing in cancer in the UK.
Who can I contact for more information regarding this position?
For further details or to arrange an informal visit, you can contact Chloe Hinton, the Medical Workforce Operations Manager, via email at chloe.hinton@rmh.nhs.uk or by phone at 07801216829.
Is experience in oncology beneficial for this position?
Yes, experience in oncology is beneficial as the H@N Doctor will be involved with patients under oncology, haematology, and surgical specialties.