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This programme is based at Charing Cross/Hammersmith hospitals where the major academic surgical departments include vascular, orthopaedics, cardiothoracic and hepatobiliary surgery. The academic F2 year will include 4 months of urology, 4 months of A&E medicine or 4 months in vascular surgery, and 4 months attached to one of the academic surgical units, either on the Hammersmith or Charing Cross campus of Imperial College London. During this period they will contribute to a clinical or laboratory based research project, and learn skills in surgical research. Trainees will be offered a choice of surgical research projects from a range of surgical sciences, under the guidance of a research supervisor, and learn about the application of modern research techniques in surgery. Professor Alun Davis Professor of Vascular Surgery alun.davis@imperial.nhs.uk Assoc British Pharmaceuticals Industry / GSK based at Hammersmith Hospital Post 24 CODE: IMP/024 F1 Central Care of the Elderly 4m General Surgery - 4m MAU 4m Middlesex Orthopaedics F2 Hammersmith Acute Medicine 4m Respiratory 4m GSK 4m Post 25 CODE: IMP/025 F1 Central Middlesex General Surgery - Orthopaedics 4m MAU 4m Care of the Elderly F2 Hammersmith GSK 4m ITU 4m Acute Medicine 4m 4m Post 26 CODE: IMP/026 F1 Central Middlesex MAU 4m Care of the Elderly 4m General Surgery - Orthopaedics F2 Hammersmith Respiratory 4m GSK 4m ITU 4m The ABPI linked programme is based at Hammersmith and comprises 8 months clinical work (2 placements of acute medicine, ICU or respiratory) and 4 months attached to the new GlaxoSmithKline clinical imaging centre at Hammersmith, where trainees will learn about translational medicine and especially the role of imaging in developing new therapies (especially in neuroscience and cancer), academic pharmaceutical practice, trial design and drug development, and will be attached to a research group in the centre undertaking a research project. Intensive training in ICH GCP will be provided, as well as an introduction to practical aspects of clinical trials conduct and advanced imaging techniques including positron emission tomography. Rotators are encouraged to pursue a specific aspect of a broader research project with mentorship from a CIC scientist. Past studies have included pilot assessment of sodium MRI imaging in osteoarthritis, improved methods for measurement of muscle mass using MRI and diffusion tensor imaging connectivity-based parcellation of the striatum in schizophrenia. Professor Paul Matthews Professor of Clinical Neurosciences, Imperial College London and Vice President for Imaging and Head of the GSK Clinical Imaging Centre paul.m.matthews@gsk.com 4m www.stfs.org.uk/student/academic-programmes Email: tfsacademicrecruitment@stfs.org.uk Page 41 of 70 Updated: 27 May 2010
Connecting for Health based at Hammersmith Hospital Post 27 CODE: IMP/027 F1 Northwick Park Vascular Surgery 4m Medical Gastro 4m MAU 4m F2 Hammersmith Acute Medicine 4m Renal 4m Connecting for 4m Health Post 28 CODE: IMP/028 F1 Northwick Park Medical Gastro 4m MAU 4m Vascular Surgery F2 Hammersmith Renal 4m Connecting for 4m Acute Health Medicine 4m 4m Post 29 CODE: IMP/029 F1 Northwick Park MAU 4m Vascular Surgery 4m Medical 4m Gastro F2 Hammersmith Connecting for Health 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 renal medicine and 4 months in the Connecting for Health programme. NHS Connecting for Health (CfH) is delivering the National Programme for IT to bring modern computer systems into the NHS in order to improve patient care and services. This secondment will provide a unique and exceptional insight into the world of health informatics in context of the most exciting development in this field globally. Your role will include undertaking research about a clinical process, for example, ‘handover’, as part of the ‘Common User Interface’. You will then work with others to achieve the definitive guidance on how this clinical process is best computerised, and how that will fit in with other clinical processes. Through this work you will have the potential opportunity to see a wide range of healthcare settings, as well as attending workshops and conferences on IT in health care. It will provide the opportunity to work with a diverse range of people from the public and private sector, in a venture that explores some of the more strategic elements of health care provision in the UK. It is unlikely that another secondment in a relatively junior position would be able to provide exposure to as many challenges or the use of such a broad range of skills (Project management, inter-personal skill/communication development, IT knowledge, report writing, conflict resolution – and clinical knowledge). There will be ample opportunity to pursue this interest beyond the four month attachment. Although there is a lot of exposure to other clinicians and the role demands good clinical knowledge, this post will take you away from an intensive clinical setting for four months at an early stage in your career, but this will be taken into account over the 12 month F2 period. Dr Frank Cross Consultant Vascular Surgeon, Frank.Cross@bartsandthelondon.nhs.uk www.stfs.org.uk/student/academic-programmes Email: tfsacademicrecruitment@stfs.org.uk Page 42 of 70 Updated: 27 May 2010
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