Are you a Consultant Geriatrician interested in working in the town with the highest holiday let homes in the UK?
Scarborough boasts stunning scenery, wildlife, glorious beaches and landmarks like Scarborough Castle and the Rotunda Museum of geology...with Scarborough open air theatre having staged world famous acts such as Elton John! With more relocators snapping up properties in the area than ever before due to its post-pandemic boom, there's never been a better time to work...and even consider a property here if it makes your move easier!
Some benefits:
- Travel and Transport – Car lease schemes, Bus tickets discounts
- Funded Projects and Courses
- Staff Lottery
- Childcare – Vouchers, On-site nursery (Scarborough)
- Personal Finance and Salary Sacrifices
Interested? Here’s some requirements:
- Current GMC full registration & licence to practise, MRCP & entry on GMC specialist register for Care of the Elderly or within 6 months of CCT date or within 12 months of expected CESR approval
- Participation on GIM on call rota is essential (1:16 weekday & 1:8 weekends), the Trust is working towards a standalone Elderly rota
- Minimum 6 months UK experience
- Current ALS certificate
- Experience of teaching undergraduate and post graduate trainees
- Experience of undertaking audits and presenting their findings
- Able and willing to take on a leadership role
Some Responsibilities:
- Comply with GMC guidance, all clinical risk management processes and national and local infection control policies and procedures
- Audit your clinical outcomes, report clinical incidents and alert the trust to risk
- Participate in annual appraisal and work to foster good team relationships
- Communicate effectively with all other medical and service departments within the hospital, and with GPs and other hospitals, to ensure continuous care for each patient
A bit more about the trust and role:
As a partner in the Humber Coast and Vale Health and Care Partnership, this trust operate 8 hospital sites serving 800,000 people around York, North Yorkshire, North East Yorkshire and Ryedale.
The new £10 million vascular imaging unit has two additional cardio-vascular laboratories with improved recovery facilities, a state of the art hybrid operating theatre, and an expanded post-surgical patient recovery facility. The hospital is to benefit from a £40 million share of funding, following a successful bid by the Trust for capital investment as part of the Humber, Coast and Vale Health and Care Partnership. The funding will enable the creation of a Combined Emergency Assessment Unit, where staff from a range of medical specialties can work side-by-side in a single assessment area, close to the front door and diagnostic support. The Unit will be created alongside the Emergency Department and the on-site Urgent Treatment Centre, creating a comprehensive and integrated urgent and emergency care hub. This scheme will bring total investment in the East Coast buildings and infrastructure to over £80 million since 2012.