Oncoplastic Breast Fellow

Job Reference: 384-CC-9276

Employer:

Royal Surrey County Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

Department:

384 497134 Breast

Location:

Guildford

Salary:

£30,002 to £47,175 pa

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The Royal Surrey County Hospital is a leading general hospital and specialist centre for cancer services and treatment, based in Guildford. The RSCH serves a population of 320,000 for emergency and general hospital services and 1.2 million people for cancer services. The hospital has an annual income of £257 million. Every year the RSCH sees around 280,000 outpatients, admits 61,000 patients for treatment and 70,000 patients attend our A&E department. The Trust is also a centre of excellence and training for minimal access surgery.


We employ over 3000 staff, making us the second largest employer in Guildford. The results of the 2012 CQC staff survey have placed the Royal Surrey in the top 20% of Trusts in the country for many key indicators including recommendation of the Trust as a place of work or to receive treatment. 

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Oncoplastic Fellowship

Start date 1st October 2014

The Royal Surrey County Hospital is excited to announce that it is looking to appoint an Oncoplastic Fellow from October 2014. This supernumerary post will be based at the Royal Surrey and Queen Victoria Hospital East Grinstead.

The successful candidate will have experience in Oncoplastic breast surgery and be comfortable with a range of reconstructive techniques. The candidate would ideally have both parts of the FRCS and post CCT candidates will be considered.

The Fellowship is structured into three four month blocks to allow the successful candidate to focus on the essential knowledge and skills required for a modern Oncoplastic Breast Surgeon. The first placement, supervised by Miss Tracey Irvine will focus on Oncoplastic Breast conservation and reconstruction using implant based techniques and latissimus dorsi flaps. The second four months will retain a surgical component but will be supervised by Stephen Houston and Anthony Neal and will focus on breast oncology. The final four months will be based at East Grinstead and will be supervised by Martin Jones. This will allow the candidate to focus on immediate and delayed reconstruction including free flap reconstruction and symmetrisation procedures.

The Breast Unit is a leader in the management of screen detected cancer and the axilla and is the biggest user of OSNA in the UK. We offer the full range of breast conservation and reconstructive techniques and have developed a free flap service in conjunction with East Grinstead. We work closely with St Luke’s Cancer Centre which is on site and the Jarvis Screening Centre in Guildford. You will work in our dedicated laminar flow breast theatre and clinics are on site and in our outreach clinics.

Queen Victoria Hospital is the only regional Plastic Surgery Unit in the South East corner of England. It has a catchment population of just over 4 million people and serves Surrey Sussex and Kent. A great deal of breast surgery is performed here at QVH with 6 surgeons having a sub-specialist interest in breast reconstruction and 3 more with a general interest in breast surgery.

There is no general on call commitment although the successful candidate may be offered the option of evening on calls if they wish.

For further information please contact Miss Tracey Irvine, Consultant Oncoplastic Surgeon and Clinical Director, or Miss Kelly Lambert current Oncoplastic Fellow. Telephone 01483 571122 Ext 4870

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Consultant in Oncoplastic Breast Surgery

Job Reference: 321-S5-977-MW

Employer:

Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust

Department:

Surgery

Location:

Oxford & Banbury

Salary:

£75,249 to £101,451 pa

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The Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust is one of the largest NHS teaching trusts in the country. It provides a wide range of general and specialist clinical services and is a base for medical education, training and research.

The Trust comprises of four hospitals - the John Radcliffe Hospital, Churchill Hospital and Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre in Headington and the Horton Hospital in Banbury.

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Consultant in Oncoplastic Breast Surgery

Applications are invited to apply for the above post for a Oncoplastic Breast Surgeon at Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust

The Breast Unit in Oxford sees approximately 4,000 referrals per year with over 400 newly diagnosed patients with breast cancer being treated in the newly opened Cancer Centre at the Churchill Hospital, which is also home to the Breast Screening Programme. We have an enthusiastic multidisciplinary team with one stop clinics (supported by 5 breast radiologists and 3 histo/cytopathologists), departments of medical (CRUK) and clinical oncology, cancer genetics, plastic surgery and lymphoedema services. The successful candidates would join a team of 3 other surgeons (one of whom is part-time),providing a service across the Trust, both in Oxford and at the Horton Hospital in Banbury.

The new post has been set up not only to maintain the throughput of patients within targets, but also to support the oncoplastic surgical service. This aspect of the service is currently provided by Ms PG Roy. She provides a full range of oncoplastic techniques for the breast patients, and free flap surgery is provided by three colleagues in plastic surgery. Funding for an oncoplastic training fellowship is being sought.

For further details / informal visits contact:
Candidates are highly recommended to visit the department and hospital, and are invited to contact Mr. Greg Sadler, Clinical Director of the Surgical Directorate, Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust, The Churchill Hospital (Tel: Oxford (01865) 235665), and Miss Jane Clarke, Clinical lead in Breast Surgery, John Radcliffe Hospital (Tel: Oxford (01865) 220935).

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Vacancies and Opportunities

Leicester Royal Infirmary Reg + SHO Posts:

2 & a half ('half' post might be suitable for a LTFT trainee or someone in research) ST3-level Plastic Surgery LAS jobs vacant at Leicester.

Also 2 senior SHO vacancies, with opportunity to progress up to the next tier.

If interested contact:

Paul Malone (Admin SpR)

Email [email protected]

Clinical Lecturer/Tutor in Trauma Surgery and Musculo-Skeletal Medicine with associate MD:

We are looking for an enthusiastic candidate, committed to a career in Trauma Surgery either post-MRCS, aiming to make the transition to a training post, or nearing the end of training seeking specialist fellowship type experience. We aim to appoint to the vacancy from 06/08/14 for 1 year in the first instance with the possibility of extension up to two years subject to engagement in a higher degree. A successful applicant would be offered either the Lecturer or Tutor post, based upon previous research achievements. The salary will be based on payscales dependent on experience.

The post-holder will undertake a basic working week, comprising 37.5 hours, and will work in conjunction with Prof Ian Pallister, Senior Lecturer/Tutor in trauma & Orthopaedics and Mr Peter Drew Consultant in Burns & Plastic Surgery. The successful applicant will be based at Morriston Hospital. Although this post is not recognised for training, this is being explored. It would be attractive to those interested in pursuing a career with a specialist interest in Trauma Surgery, whether the intended career path is in Trauma & Orthopaedics or Burns & Plastic Surgery. Applicants with a demonstrable interest in complex trauma reconstruction (in terms of fracture fixation and/or soft tissue cover techniques) will be favoured, irrespective of prior practical experience.

Informal enquiries are welcome and should be directed to Professor Ian Pallister, Professor of Trauma & Orthopaedics, Morriston Hospital, Swansea Tel: 01792 703166 or email: [email protected]

http://www.jobs.ac.uk/job/AIW001/clinical-lecturer-tutor-in-trauma-surgery-and-musculo-skeletal-medicine-with-associate-md/

HCA Travelling Scholarships:

As a major initiative towards meeting the objective of delivering high-quality healthcare in the communities we serve, the HCA International Foundation is offering a number of Travelling Scholarships.
They are intended for candidates who wish to advance their medical and surgical training by visiting institutions abroad and in the UK in order to learn new techniques and to advance the science and practice of medicine and surgery for the ultimate benefit of patients.
Applicants for these scholarships should be consultants within 10 years of appointment or registrars on a specialist training programme, employed in any UK hospital.
Generally speaking, the techniques to be studied will be ones which are not in common practice in the UK but which will have a valuable and widespread application here.
Successful candidates will be able to use the techniques they learn directly for the benefit of their own patients. Equally important, we expect them to spread this knowledge to others in the medical profession so the practice becomes progressively more widespread.
There is no requirement for candidates to have any current connection with HCA. Scholarships are open to suitably qualified candidates from any hospital.
Please note that successful applicants will receive full or partial funding. The amount received is decided on a case by case basis by the committee and all decisions are final.

http://www.hcainternationalfoundation.co.uk/scholarships.html

Clinical Research Fellow in Surgical Simulation, Imperial College London:

Department of Surgery and Cancer, Division of Surgery

The Division of Surgery at Imperial College London is welcoming applications for a Clinical Research Fellow in surgical education and simulation. The post holder will be part of a multi-disciplinary research team at the Imperial College London Patient Safety Translational Research Centre. The project focuses upon enhancing skills and safety in surgery based upon similar strategies used in sports. The successful candidate will be expected to undertake PhD or MD studies.

Responsibilities of the post holder will include leading this work and actively contributing to the development of novel research directions and ideas, as well as delivering the research on the ground (including data collection, data management and analysis, and submission of peer reviewed manuscripts). Applicants with previous research experience and/or an interest in education will be considered favourably. This project has significant potential for a number of high impact, peer reviewed publications and international presentations.

http://www.jobs.nhs.uk/xi/vacancy/6ab03d8d682642c621d5487f9c30fd10/?vac_ref=913412011

Management of the critically ill burn patient - Chelsea

Program

BAAPS Regional Aesthetic Training Day in Salisbury 2nd July

Announcement 2

Local Anaesthesia for Dermatological Surgery (Cadaver Course)

Title:                              Local Anaesthesia for Dermatological Surgery (Cadaver Course)

Course Dates:              Wednesday 1^st October 2014

Closing date:                Wednesday 10^th September 2014

Venue:                           Clinical Anatomy Skills Centre (CASC)

                                       Thomson Building

                                       University of Glasgow

                                       Glasgow

                                       G12 8QQ

Run by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow and held in the state-of-the-art  Clinical Anatomy Skills Centre (CASC), this course is ideally suited to those interested in cutaneous surgery, wound exploration, wound repair and nerve blocks.

Aimed at those in FY to ST years training in Dermatology, General Surgery, Plastic Surgery, Accident and Emergency, Maxillofacial Surgery, Anaesthetics and General Practice, this one day course will include tutorials and hands on practical experience using embalmed cadaveric material.

The programme will include:

·       Local anaesthesia

·       Patient management

·       Facial local anaesthesia

·       Distal upper limb anaesthesia

·       Foot anaesthesia

Fees:    RCPSG fee  -  £199         Full fee - £299

Book online at:

http://www.rcpsg.ac.uk/events/items/local-anaesthesia-for-dermatological-surgery-cadaver-course.aspx

For further information contact:

Joanne Woollard

Supervisor, Clinical Anatomy Skills Centre

Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow

Telephone:   0141 330 2063 / 07824 632361

Email:     [email protected]