FAQs
What is the main focus of the Specialist Interest Trust Doctor role?
The main focus of the role is to gain experience in Emergency Medicine within a busy Emergency Department, specifically at a Regional Major Trauma Centre.
What type of experience will I gain in this position?
You will gain experience in resuscitation and initial management of emergency cases, as well as management of other patients presenting to the Emergency Department and conducting minor operations and procedures.
What are the working hours for this position?
Specific working hours may vary, but this role typically involves shifts that cover the Emergency Department's operational hours, including nights and weekends.
Is there an opportunity to develop a specialist interest?
Yes, there is an opportunity to develop your own area of specialist interest within the role.
How many patients does the Emergency Department see annually?
The Emergency Department sees around 105,000 new attendances per year.
Who can I contact for more details or to arrange an informal visit?
You can contact Kirsy Carlton, Emergency Department Consultant, via email at kirsty.carlton@nhs.net or by calling 07868625525.
What is the location of the Emergency Department?
The Emergency Department is located at the James Cook University Hospital in Middlesbrough.
What range of services does the South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust provide?
The Trust provides a range of specialist regional services including heart disease, major trauma, neurosciences, renal services, cancer services, and spinal injuries to around 1.5 million people.
Are there opportunities for career advancement in this role?
Yes, there are opportunities for career advancement, particularly through the development of a specialist interest and gaining valuable experience in a Major Trauma Centre.
Is this role suitable for new graduates?
This role is suitable for CT/ST3+ level doctors with prior experience in emergency medicine, not specifically for new graduates.