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CODE: QML/006 F1 F2 King George Hospital See rotation for site Women’s Health 4m General Medicine/ Gastroenterology Psychiatry (Centre 4m Neurology (The for Psychiatry, Royal London Wolfson Institute of Hospital) Preventive Medicine) 4m General Surgery 4m 4m MAU (The Royal London Hospital) 4m • F1 General Medicine, General Surgery and Women’s Health – Barking, Havering and Redbridge Hospital NHS Trust (King George Hospital) • F2 Medical Admissions Unit, Psychiatry and Neurology – Barts and the London NHS Trust MAU attachment – based at the Royal London Hospital Clinical Supervisor – Dr P O’Callaghan; Lead Clinician – Dr VLC White Cambridge Ward MAU is situated adjacent to the A&E department at the Royal London Hospital and deals with a wide variety of acute medical problems. The medical staff of the unit has expanded considerably since its inception. It was highly commended in an inspection visit by the Royal College of Physicians in 2005 and has been held up as a model for the management of acute medical disorders across the UK. The successful applicant will receive supervised training in the management of patients with acute medical illnesses and will be taught the skills needed to manage those patients. The F2 trainee will work under the supervision of one of the more senior members of the medical team and will participate in the admission, assessment and treatment planning for newly admitted patients. He/she will learn about the treatment and management of a wide range of medical disorders and the post provides great opportunities for learning and skill acquisition. The trainee will be able to acquire many of the competencies required by the Foundation Programme while working on the Unit. The Royal London provides a Hospital at Night service and the successful applicant will either be part of that team or will work out-of-hours on the MAU, depending on seniority and levels of cover available. Psychiatry attachment – based at the Centre for Psychiatry, Wolfson Institute of Preventive Medicine, Charterhouse Square, St Bartholomew’s Hospital. Academic Leads – Professor S.Stansfeld, Professor K. Bhui, Professor P. White. The trainee will be based at the Centre for Psychiatry, Charterhouse Square. The Centre has research interests in epidemiological, cultural and social psychiatry as well as liaison psychiatry and interactions between physical and psychological ill-health. The clinical experience will be general adult psychiatry. The exact content will depend on the candidate’s interests and the existing range of clinical and research opportunities. There are also possibilities for more clinical experience within East London Mental Health Trust based at Mile End Hospital. These include attachments focussing on mind-body interactions, rehabilitation psychiatry, and psychotherapy, prescribing practice, ethical decision-making and legal aspects of mental health care tailored to individual trainees. This post will cater for doctors with a primary interest in either research or teaching. The trainee will have the opportunity to obtain some training in research methods including epidemiology and basic clinical trials, and attending the Mental Health Assessment and/or Transcultural Module of the MSc in Transcultural Mental Healthcare. They will also be involved in research through completing a systematic review of a relevant topic, doing secondary analysis of existing data, completing pilot work for a research study or www.stfs.org.uk/student/academic-programmes Email: tfsacademicrecruitment@stfs.org.uk Page 15 of 70 Updated: 27 May 2010
collaborating with an existing programme of research within the academic centre. They will also have training for teaching undergraduates. Academic Neurology attachment – based at the Royal London Hospital Clinical Supervisor - Dr J. Fearnley; Academic Supervisor - Prof Giovannoni. The F2 trainee will participate in the clinical work of the department. This will include attendance at one neurology clinic per week and assisting in the neurology trials unit which conducts trials of new treatments into multiple sclerosis and epilepsy. The working week comprises clinical sessions in outpatients together with ward rounds and work in the trials unit. There is a weekly case review and specialist neuroscience training meeting on Tuesday morning and a Joint Neuroscience meeting on Thursday morning. The trainee will be based in the Neuroscience Centre for the academic component of the attachment. The successful applicant will join an active department with a major focus on studies of degenerative diseases of, and traumatic injury to, the spinal cord and peripheral nervous system. They will experience a range of neuroscience research techniques and have the opportunity to participate in a laboratory research project. Techniques used in the department include culture of primary cells and neuronal cell lines, immunocytochemistry, confocal microscopy, patch clamp electrophysiology, gene delivery using viral vectors, proteomics and genomics expression studies. There will also be an opportunity to work on a clinical academic project such as a small clinical study or case report. Programme 3 – Academic ITU CODE: QML/007 F1 Newham Hospital General Surgery 4m General Medicine/Endocrine F2 See rotation for Clinical 4m MAU (The Royal site Pharmacology London Hospital) (Charterhouse Square) 4m 4m Care of the Elderly Critical Care (St. Bartholomew's Hospital/The Royal London Hospital) 4m 4m CODE: QML/008 F1 Newham Hospital General Medicine/Endocrine F2 See rotation for MAU (The Royal site London Hospital) 4m Care of the Elderly 4m General Surgery 4m 4m Critical Care (St. Bartholomew's Hospital/The Royal London Hospital) 4m Clinical Pharmacology (Charterhouse Square) 4m CODE: QML/009 F1 Newham Hospital Care of the Elderly 4m General Surgery 4m General Medicine/Endocri ne F2 See rotation for site Critical Care (St. Bartholomew's Hospital/The Royal London Hospital) 4m Clinical Pharmacology (Charterhouse Square) 4m MAU (The Royal London Hospital) 4m 4m • F1 General Medicine (Endocrine), General Surgery and Care of the Elderly – Newham University Hospital NHS Trust • F2 Medical Admissions Unit, Clinical Pharmacology and Academic Critical Care Medicine – Barts and the London NHS Trust MAU attachment – based at the Royal London Hospital Clinical Supervisor – Dr P O’Callaghan; Lead Clinician – Dr VLC White Cambridge Ward MAU is situated adjacent to the A&E department at the Royal London Hospital and deals with a wide variety of acute medical problems. The medical staff of the www.stfs.org.uk/student/academic-programmes Email: tfsacademicrecruitment@stfs.org.uk Page 16 of 70 Updated: 27 May 2010
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