Criteria:
MAIN DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
ISS are recruiting a Trust Associate Specialist in Emergency Medicine.
Applications are invited for a new Specialty Doctor post, based at Crewe. The successful candidate will be experienced in Emergency Medicine and be expected to deliver appropriate care within the Urgent and Emergency Care department.
The post holder will be a senior member of the Urgent and Emergency Care Service. Working autonomously, this Specialty grade doctor will take responsibility for the patients under their care and be able to manage a full range of presentations within the Service.
Full GMC registration with a Licence to Practise is required.
The successful candidate will undertake independent assessment of patients, employing the necessary clinical decision skills to formulate appropriate management plans for the patients under their care. In addition, the appointee will provide senior level decision making to support junior doctors and clinical colleagues within the department.
Although working autonomously, the post holder will have the necessary understanding of their own limits and seek help when required. They will be responsible for adhering to the generic capabilities’ framework outlined nationally for the Specialty grade.
The post holder/s will be expected to:
The allocation of PAs to direct clinical care (DCC) and supporting professional activities (SPA) will be based broadly on the proportion of 9 DCC to 1 SPA.
Direct Clinical Care – 9 PAs per week includes clinical activity, clinically related activity and unpredictable emergency work.
Supporting Professional Activities – 1 PA per week to comprise service development, CPD, audit, teaching, research and appraisal.