FAQs
What are the requirements to apply for the Junior Clinical Fellow position?
Applicants should have completed Foundation training (or the equivalent) and have GMC registration. Experience in emergency medicine or related specialties is preferred.
How long is the contract for the Junior Clinical Fellow?
The contract is a fixed term of 12 months.
What kind of experience can I expect to gain in this role?
You will gain experience in managing a variety of medical and surgical emergencies, including urgent care and major trauma, enhancing your clinical skills and preparation for specialist training.
Are there opportunities for professional development?
Yes, there will be increased supervision and development opportunities offered by senior doctors and nurses in the department.
Is the Emergency Department at Croydon University Hospital modern?
Yes, it is regarded as England’s newest and most modern Emergency Department, with a state-of-the-art facility.
What support is available for applicants from overseas?
We can offer Zoom Video Interviews for overseas applicants and support with relocation where applicable.
What is the team dynamic in the Emergency Department?
The Croydon Emergency Department has a dynamic team focused on collaboration and professional growth, currently expanding its clinical workforce.
How many Junior Clinical Fellow posts are available?
There are up to 15 Junior Clinical Fellow posts available as part of a trainee and trust post roster of 21 at the ST1-3 level.
Who can I contact for further information or to arrange an informal visit?
You can contact Yvonne Woods, the ED Medical Secretary, at Yvonnewoods@nhs.net or call 0208 401 3015.
What are the key promises of Croydon Health Services NHS Trust to the community?
The Trust promises to provide care through friendly staff, professional clinicians, skilled teams, convenient services, and ongoing improvements to healthcare.