APPLICANT - Imperial College London
APPLICANT - Imperial College London APPLICANT - Imperial College London
3. POSTS Academic Medicine based at Hammersmith Hospital Post 1 CODE: IMP/001 F1 Ealing General Surgery (Breast) 4m Infectious Diseases 4m Care of the Elderly F2 Hammersmith Acute Medicine 4m ICU 4m Academic Medicine 4m 4m Post 2 CODE: IMP/002 F1 Ealing Infectious Diseases 4m Care of the Elderly 4m General Surgery (Breast) F2 Hammersmith ICU 4m Academic Medicine 4m Acute Medicine 4m 4m Post 3 CODE: IMP/003 F1 Ealing Care of the Elderly 4m General Surgery 4m Infectious 4m (Breast) Diseases F2 Hammersmith Academic Medicine 4m Acute Medicine 4m ICU 4m Post 4 CODE: IMP/004 F1 West Middlesex Urology 4m General Surgery - Colorectal 4m General Medicine - Respiratory F2 Hammersmith Acute Medicine 4m Renal 4m Academic Medicine 4m 4m Post 5 CODE: IMP/005 F1 West Middlesex General Surgery - 4m General Medicine - 4m Urology 4m Colorectal Respiratory F2 Hammersmith Renal 4m Academic Medicine 4m Acute Medicine 4m Post 6 CODE: IMP/006 F1 West Middlesex General Medicine - Respiratory 4m Urology 4m General Surgery - Colorectal F2 Hammersmith Academic Medicine 4m Acute Medicine 4m Renal 4m The academic F2 year will be based at Hammersmith Hospital, and will include 4 months of acute medicine, 4 months in a medical specialty (renal, or ICU), and 4 months in a laboratory on the Hammersmith, Charing Cross or St Mary’s campus of Imperial College London, during which they will complete a laboratory based research project. Trainees will be offered a choice of laboratory from a wide range of biomedical sciences, including the main medical specialities and the MRC Clinical Sciences Centre. They will spend their time on laboratory-based research in labs undertaking world class research, under the guidance of a research supervisor, and learn about the application of modern 4m www.stfs.org.uk/student/academic-programmes Email: tfsacademicrecruitment@stfs.org.uk Page 35 of 70 Updated: 27 May 2010
esearch techniques in clinical medicine. There is a huge choice of possible supervisors and projects and trainees will be encouraged to identify supervisors in their FY1 year. Occasionally trainees may have particular academic projects they wish to pursue outside the formal Department of Medicine – such projects will generally be facilitated if deemed to be of high quality, well supervised and pertinent to the trainee’s academic aspirations. Trainees will attend a variety of laboratory meetings and core lectures in medical research, have regular tutorials with an academic mentor which will include career guidance, and be expected to write a review article and a paper based on their laboratory project. Liz Lightstone Senior Lecturer in Renal Medicine, Imperial College London, l.lightstone@imperial.ac.uk Mike Laffan Professor of Haematology, Imperial College London, m.laffan@imperial.ac.uk Academic Chemical Pathology based at Hammersmith Hospital Post 7 CODE: IMP/007 F1 Northwick Park Medical Gastro 4m Vascular Surgery 4m Paediatrics 4m F2 Hammersmith Acute Medicine 4m Haematology 4m Academic Chemical Pathology 4m Post 8 CODE: IMP/008 F1 Northwick Park Vascular Surgery 4m Paediatrics 4m Medical Gastro 4m F2 Hammersmith Haematology 4m Academic Chemical 4m Acute Medicine 4m Pathology Post 9 CODE: IMP/009 F1 Northwick Park Paediatrics 4m Medical Gastro 4m Vascular Surgery 4m F2 Hammersmith Academic Chemical 4m Acute Medicine 4m Haematology 4m Pathology The academic F2 year will be based at Hammersmith Hospital, and will include 4 months of acute medicine, 4 months in haematology, and 4 months academic chemical pathology where the F2 will be given insight into the link between clinical medicine and the laboratory. The F2 trainee will carry out limited clinical duties, including dynamic pituitary function testing, and will then assess and interpret the results. We have dedicated metabolic medicine ward space both at Charing Cross and at Hammersmith Hospitals. The Academic Chemical Pathology academic block is based in the Diabetes and Endocrinology research laboratory at the Department of Investigative Medicine, Hammersmith Hospital. The laboratory’s research is both clinical and laboratory based and is conducted by a range of medical doctors and scientists. Current research foci include work on appetite regulation and the role of gut hormones in satiety and weight control. Other research being undertaken is in reproductive medicine, such as the role of the hormone kisspeptin in fertility. An academic foundation trainee will be incorporated into the laboratory’s research themes during their four month research block and is expected to actively participate in a number of defined research projects. This involves working with doctoral and post doctoral students and a range of other professionals. Additionally, the trainee is expected to partake in the www.stfs.org.uk/student/academic-programmes Email: tfsacademicrecruitment@stfs.org.uk Page 36 of 70 Updated: 27 May 2010
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3. POSTS<br />
Academic Medicine based at Hammersmith Hospital<br />
Post 1<br />
CODE: IMP/001<br />
F1 Ealing General Surgery<br />
(Breast)<br />
4m Infectious Diseases 4m Care of the<br />
Elderly<br />
F2 Hammersmith Acute Medicine 4m ICU 4m Academic<br />
Medicine<br />
4m<br />
4m<br />
Post 2<br />
CODE: IMP/002<br />
F1 Ealing Infectious Diseases 4m Care of the Elderly 4m General<br />
Surgery<br />
(Breast)<br />
F2 Hammersmith ICU 4m Academic Medicine 4m Acute<br />
Medicine<br />
4m<br />
4m<br />
Post 3<br />
CODE: IMP/003<br />
F1 Ealing Care of the Elderly 4m General Surgery 4m Infectious 4m<br />
(Breast)<br />
Diseases<br />
F2 Hammersmith Academic Medicine 4m Acute Medicine 4m ICU 4m<br />
Post 4<br />
CODE: IMP/004<br />
F1 West Middlesex Urology 4m General Surgery -<br />
Colorectal<br />
4m<br />
General<br />
Medicine -<br />
Respiratory<br />
F2 Hammersmith Acute Medicine 4m Renal 4m Academic<br />
Medicine<br />
4m<br />
4m<br />
Post 5<br />
CODE: IMP/005<br />
F1 West Middlesex General Surgery - 4m General Medicine - 4m Urology 4m<br />
Colorectal<br />
Respiratory<br />
F2 Hammersmith Renal 4m Academic Medicine 4m Acute<br />
Medicine<br />
4m<br />
Post 6<br />
CODE: IMP/006<br />
F1 West Middlesex General Medicine -<br />
Respiratory<br />
4m Urology 4m General<br />
Surgery -<br />
Colorectal<br />
F2 Hammersmith Academic Medicine 4m Acute Medicine 4m Renal 4m<br />
The academic F2 year will be based at Hammersmith Hospital, and will include 4 months of<br />
acute medicine, 4 months in a medical specialty (renal, or ICU), and 4 months in a laboratory<br />
on the Hammersmith, Charing Cross or St Mary’s campus of <strong>Imperial</strong> <strong>College</strong> <strong>London</strong>,<br />
during which they will complete a laboratory based research project.<br />
Trainees will be offered a choice of laboratory from a wide range of biomedical sciences,<br />
including the main medical specialities and the MRC Clinical Sciences Centre. They will<br />
spend their time on laboratory-based research in labs undertaking world class research,<br />
under the guidance of a research supervisor, and learn about the application of modern<br />
4m<br />
www.stfs.org.uk/student/academic-programmes<br />
Email: tfsacademicrecruitment@stfs.org.uk<br />
Page 35 of 70<br />
Updated: 27 May 2010
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