Consultant Microbiologist or Consultant in Microbiology and Infectious Diseases
The successful candidate will share the provision of day-to-day clinical microbiology services at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Kings Lynn NHS Foundation Trust (QEH), Kings Lynn. This is a replacement post at QEH, with the existence of the Eastern Pathology Alliance (EPA) of which all three acute Trusts in Norfolk are members, there is an expectation for cross cover for the 3 hospitals that make up EPA. Although employed by the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (NNUHFT), it is expected that the post holder will spend most of their time at QEH working alongside other consultants to provide a comprehensive microbiology service for that Trust including provision of cross-cover for infection prevention and control. There is a service level agreement already in place between the Trusts to allow this pattern of working, and job planning will be arranged jointly between the two organizations. For this position, we are pleased to be able to offer a £5,000 pro-rata Welcome Bonus to the successful candidate. *Terms and conditions apply. The appointment is to the QEHKL, and the candidate will be mainly based at Queen Elizabeth Hospital, King’s Lynn. Responsibilities include: Contributing to the provision of a comprehensive microbiology service for all users of the laboratory. Rotating with colleagues to provide either Infection Prevention and Control doctor role or Antibiotic stewardship role by mutual agreement. Giving consultation and advisory service to medical colleagues in other specialties in the QEHKL and to GPs and other healthcare professionals in Primary Care. Providing out of hours (on-call) advisory services to James Paget University Hospital and Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital, in addition to primary care. Liaising with medical staff in other specialties and participating in regular clinical meetings and other postgraduate activities of the QEHKL. Taking part in the Royal College of Pathologists continuing medical education programme, with study leave expenses provided in line with national terms and conditions of service. The EPA Department of Microbiology is a large and busy department which is continuing to expand to accommodate the increasing microbiological needs of the modern NHS. It provides a county-wide diagnostic microbiology service as part of the Eastern Pathology Alliance. The Department provides a comprehensive infection service encompassing diagnostic and clinical microbiology, infection prevention and control, health protection and health promotion. It has full UKAS accreditation in both Microbiology and Virology. As of 2013, the Department has incorporated all the Trust and Community microbiology laboratory workload previously processed by James Paget Hospital and Queen Elizabeth Hospital and consolidated all Microbiology workload to form a single laboratory at NNUHFT. This work is performed on behalf of the EPA. The EPA Medical Microbiology Department encourages collaboration with Quadram Institute, although there are no dedicated research PAs currently within this post, applicants with research interests are encouraged to apply as this can be discussed. The Department moved into newly refurbished laboratories at Norwich Research Park at Colney in 2010, very close to the main hospital site, the University of East Anglia and the Quadram Institute. In addition to the welcome bonus, we wish to offer the following incentives: Relocation Package (up to £8,000) 2 days Relocation leave Terms and conditions apply For further details / informal visits contact: Name: Dr. Davis Nwaka Job title: Consultant Email address:
davis.nwaka@nnuh.nhs.uk Telephone number: 01603 288586
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The successful candidate will share the provision of day-to-day clinical microbiology services at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Kings Lynn NHS Foundation Trust (QEH), Kings Lynn. This is a replacement post at QEH, with the existence of the Eastern Pathology Alliance (EPA) of which all three acute Trusts in Norfolk are members, there is an expectation for cross cover for the 3 hospitals that make up EPA. Although employed by the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (NNUHFT), it is expected that the post holder will spend most of their time at QEH working alongside other consultants to provide a comprehensive microbiology service for that Trust including provision of cross-cover for infection prevention and control. There is a service level agreement already in place between the Trusts to allow this pattern of working, and job planning will be arranged jointly between the two organizations. For this position, we are pleased to be able to offer a £5,000 pro-rata Welcome Bonus to the successful candidate. *Terms and conditions apply. The appointment is to the QEHKL, and the candidate will be mainly based at Queen Elizabeth Hospital, King’s Lynn. Responsibilities include: Contributing to the provision of a comprehensive microbiology service for all users of the laboratory. Rotating with colleagues to provide either Infection Prevention and Control doctor role or Antibiotic stewardship role by mutual agreement. Giving consultation and advisory service to medical colleagues in other specialties in the QEHKL and to GPs and other healthcare professionals in Primary Care. Providing out of hours (on-call) advisory services to James Paget University Hospital and Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital, in addition to primary care. Liaising with medical staff in other specialties and participating in regular clinical meetings and other postgraduate activities of the QEHKL. Taking part in the Royal College of Pathologists continuing medical education programme, with study leave expenses provided in line with national terms and conditions of service. The EPA Department of Microbiology is a large and busy department which is continuing to expand to accommodate the increasing microbiological needs of the modern NHS. It provides a county-wide diagnostic microbiology service as part of the Eastern Pathology Alliance. The Department provides a comprehensive infection service encompassing diagnostic and clinical microbiology, infection prevention and control, health protection and health promotion. It has full UKAS accreditation in both Microbiology and Virology. As of 2013, the Department has incorporated all the Trust and Community microbiology laboratory workload previously processed by James Paget Hospital and Queen Elizabeth Hospital and consolidated all Microbiology workload to form a single laboratory at NNUHFT. This work is performed on behalf of the EPA. The EPA Medical Microbiology Department encourages collaboration with Quadram Institute, although there are no dedicated research PAs currently within this post, applicants with research interests are encouraged to apply as this can be discussed. The Department moved into newly refurbished laboratories at Norwich Research Park at Colney in 2010, very close to the main hospital site, the University of East Anglia and the Quadram Institute. In addition to the welcome bonus, we wish to offer the following incentives: Relocation Package (up to £8,000) 2 days Relocation leave Terms and conditions apply For further details / informal visits contact: Name: Dr. Davis Nwaka Job title: Consultant Email address:
davis.nwaka@nnuh.nhs.uk Telephone number: 01603 288586
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