FAQs
What is the duration of the Trust Doctor positions available in Emergency Medicine?
The positions available are for one year in Emergency Medicine and six months in Emergency Medicine and Critical Care.
Is this position suitable for International Medical Graduates?
Yes, this role can provide valuable NHS experience for International Medical Graduates.
What kind of involvement can I expect within the Consultant team?
There is active involvement in several sub-specialty interests including Simulation, Teaching, Sports Medicine, Ultrasound, Major Trauma, Paediatrics, Research, and Quality Assurance.
What are the primary duties of the Trust Doctor in Emergency Medicine?
Duties include the initial management of emergency cases, conducting minor operations and procedures, and supervising the discharge of patients.
Where is the A&E department located?
The A&E department is located in a purpose-built facility at The James Cook University Hospital.
What facilities are available in the A&E department?
The department features a four-bay adult resuscitation room, a two-bedded paediatric resuscitation area, a portable ultrasound system, a plaster room, areas for stretcher patients and walking wounded, and separate waiting areas for children.
Can I reach out for more information about the role?
Yes, you can contact Dr. Krishna Dogiparthi at krishna.dogiparthi@nhs.net or call 01642 850850 for further details or to arrange an informal visit.
What types of emergency cases will I be handling?
You will handle a wide range of emergency cases across all age groups, including regional major trauma cases received by land and air.
Is there an opportunity for research within this role?
Yes, involvement in research is one of the sub-specialty interests you can engage with.