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Consultant Cardiothoracic Anaesthetist

Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
Liverpool
3 days ago
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Overview

The Liverpool Heart & Chest Hospital NHS Foundation Trust invites applications for a locum consultant in anaesthesia within the Anaesthetic Department. The post attracts 10 PA's with a starting 12-month job plan including 1.5 SPA, commencing as soon as possible. The plan may be adjusted based on ability to undertake emergency on-call commitment, which would be remunerated at 2 PA after assessment. The successful candidate will have access to full secretarial support, a personal computer, and office accommodation as required. The department provides anaesthesia for a wide variety of specialist areas including cardiac, thoracic, cardiology and critical care. A variety of sessions can be tailored to suit the appropriately qualified candidate.


Responsibilities

  • Provide anaesthetic cover for cardiac, thoracic, cardiology and critical care procedures.
  • Engage in quality improvement projects and participate in regular governance activities (clinical governance, appraisal, incident reviews, morbidity and mortality meetings).
  • Support teaching and training of anaesthetic trainees and juniors.
  • Participate in on-call arrangements as required and adapt to service development plans.
  • Maintain professional standards and contribute to a culture of civility and kindness in line with Trust values.

Qualifications and Experience

  • Minimum 12 months cardiothoracic anaesthesia experience.
  • Full GMC registration.
  • On the Specialist Register.
  • For visa applicants: UKVI guidelines apply; a criminal record certificate from any country of residence for 12 months or more in the last 10 years may be required for Skilled Worker visas and dependants.

Additional Information

The Trust operates as a health-promoting hospital with safeguarding and health and wellbeing policies in place. The Trust reserves the right to close adverts early and encourages early application. Flexible working arrangements may be considered in line with Trust policies. The advertisement notes that sponsorship eligibility depends on UKVI guidance.


About the Trust

Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital provides specialist cardiothoracic services to a catchment area of approximately 2.8 million people across Merseyside, Cheshire, North Wales and the Isle of Man. It performs a high volume of major cardiac and thoracic procedures and is equipped with modern facilities including robotic surgery capabilities and multiple catheter laboratories. The hospital emphasizes research, education and collaborative care, with a focus on ensuring high-quality patient care and workforce development.


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