Consultant in Emergency Medicine | Kingston and Richmond NHS Foundation Trust

Overview

Join our Emergency Medicine Consultant Team!

Consultant in Emergency Medicine 10 PAs

The consultant will be part of and contribute to an existing motivated, driven and enthusiastic team of ED consultants providing clinical excellence for patients whilst providing a friendly and richly rewarding environment for doctors in training.

• Element 1:
  Consultant in Charge of the ED
• Element 2: ED Consultant (not acting as EPiC)
• Element 3:
  On-Call

Kingston and Richmond NHS Foundation Trust Hospital is a busy, flourishing District General Hospital with approximately 450 beds. The Emergency Department (ED) opened in December 2001 and now sees approximately 125,000 patients per year, with a varied and diverse case mix. The hospital supports some 320,000 people in the surrounding area including the boroughs of Kingston, Richmond, Roehampton, Putney, and East Elmbridge.

The Department has had considerable capital investment in the last 10 years including a six bedded Clinical Decisions Unit (CDU), Resuscitation area expansion from 5 to 7 cubicles, new collocated Urgent Treatment Centre, expansion of Majors area from 16 to 20 cubicles, mental health assessment unit, co-located SDEC and new Consultant Office space.

The Division, Executive Team and incumbent ED Consultant body are committed to transforming urgent and emergency care services in the Hospital and are looking for an ambitious and motivated individual join us and to help shape and drive the provision of outstanding emergency care.

This job opportunity is open to both part-time and full-time candidates.

Applicants are invited and encouraged to contact the following to discuss the job in more detail and/or arrange a visit to Trust and the department:

Dr David Wilson - Consultant and Clinical Lead in Emergency Medicine:

Caroline Moulton - General Manager, Urgent & Emergency Services - Cluster One:

Please also review the Job Description and Person Specification attached.

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