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Orthopaedic Education Fellow

  • Job
    Full-time
    Mid Level
  • Healthcare
    Education & Teaching
  • London

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  • You must have MRCS or equivalent, completed Core Surgical Training, be a qualified doctor with GMC registration, hold a MBBS degree, and possess excellent English communication skills.
  • You will conduct clinical sessions, manage outpatient clinics, provide inpatient care, lead trauma/elective surgeries, and organize teaching for medical trainees, plus run a revision course.

Requirements

  • MRCS or equivalent
  • Completion of Core Surgical Training or equivalent
  • Qualified medical doctor with full unrestricted registration with the General Medical Council
  • Bachelor of Medicine or Bachelor of Surgery degree
  • Candidates are able to speak and write English to the appropriate standard necessary to fulfill the job requirements

Responsibilities

  • 6 clinical sessions per week (upper limb trauma, lower limb recon / sports / paediatric)
  • outpatient clinics, inpatient cover and trauma / elective operating lists
  • operating lists include both supervised trauma theatre cover at St Mary’s and elective lists at Charing Cross
  • there will be a degree of flexibility to accommodate the successful candidate’s preferences and interests
  • 4 protected, ring-fenced, non-clinical sessions per week. This includes:
  • Organising departmental teaching of FY, SHO and SpRs
  • Running the annual Imperial FRCS revision course
  • MSc in Football Medicine in association with FIFA (optional)

FAQs

What is the duration of the Orthopaedic Education Fellowship?

The post is for 12 months, starting from early August 2025.

Who is eligible to apply for the fellowship?

The fellowship is aimed at junior registrars who are post-MRCS, as well as senior SHOs who just missed out on a ST3 national training number.

Where will the fellowship take place?

The fellowship will be based at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, one of the busiest Major Trauma Centres in the UK.

What are the main responsibilities of the successful candidate?

The successful candidate will coordinate, organize, and deliver the postgraduate T&O teaching program at FY, CT, and SpR level, along with clinical duties, research, and professional development.

Will the fellowship include opportunities for professional development?

Yes, the successful applicant will have the opportunity to enroll in the University of Bath's "MSc in Football Medicine in association with FIFA" as part of their professional development.

How many clinical sessions will the post holder be expected to work per week?

The post holder will work 6 clinical sessions per week.

What types of clinical duties will the fellow perform?

Clinical duties include upper limb trauma, lower limb reconstruction/sports, pediatric care, outpatient clinics, inpatient cover, and trauma/elective operating lists.

Are there non-clinical sessions included in the fellowship?

Yes, there will be 4 protected, ring-fenced, non-clinical sessions per week dedicated to organizing departmental teaching and running courses.

Are there any specific qualifications required to apply?

Yes, candidates must hold an MRCS or equivalent, have completed Core Surgical Training or equivalent, and possess full unrestricted registration with the General Medical Council.

What benefits are offered with this fellowship?

Benefits include career development, flexible working, staff recognition schemes, and optional benefits such as a Cycle to Work scheme, car lease schemes, and more.

Is there an opportunity for flexibility in working arrangements?

Yes, the organization is committed to equal opportunities and will consider applications for flexible, part-time, or job share arrangements.

How can I contact someone for informal inquiries about the fellowship?

For further details or informal visits, you can contact Dr. Lily Li, Consultant, at lily.li@nhs.net.

St Mary’s, Hammersmith, Charing Cross, Queen Charlotte’s & Chelsea and the Western Eye hospitals in London

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Mission & Purpose

Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust is one of the largest NHS trusts in England, providing acute and specialist healthcare services. It operates five hospitals in London, delivering a broad range of healthcare services, including world-class care in areas such as cardiology, cancer, and trauma. The Trust's mission is to improve the quality of life for patients by providing excellent healthcare, advancing medical knowledge through research, and training the next generation of healthcare professionals. Their purpose is to deliver the best possible care, driven by innovation and research.