MYDoc Senior Clinical Fellow – Emergency Medicine

Senior Clinical Fellow – Emergency Medicine

Mid Yorkshire Teaching NHS Trust seeks a Senior Clinical Fellow to develop a special interest while delivering care in the Emergency Department.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide patient care and manage cases presenting to the ED.
• Refer patients to other specialties as appropriate.
• Spend one day per week dedicated to a special interest.
• Participate in specialty and cross‑specialty multi‑disciplinary teams and meetings.
• Carry out relevant administrative duties.
• Teach and supervise junior medical staff and other clinicians.
• Engage in audit, clinical governance, and service improvement activities.

Qualifications and Requirements

• Full GMC registration with licence to practise.
• Medical degree from a recognised medical school.
• Eligibility to work in the UK.
• Pre‑registration/foundation training and at least 3 years experience in Emergency Medicine, with a minimum of 6 months of experience.
• Demonstrated analytical problem‑solving skills.
• Suitable for the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions Order) 1975 – Disclosure & Barring Service check required.

Benefits

• Access to the NHS pension plan.
• Generous holiday allowance of 27 days plus bank holidays, increasing with service.
• Exceptional employee health and wellbeing services.
• On‑site nurseries and childcare salary sacrifice scheme.
• Cycle to work scheme (subject to eligibility).
• Car lease salary sacrifice scheme (subject to eligibility).
• Working carers support and advice, carers network and passport.
• Flexible working options and family/family carer‑friendly policies.
• Established staff networks, including LGBTQ+ and Race Equality.
• Career progression, training and support.

Employment Conditions

Skilled worker sponsorship is available. For details, refer to the relevant immigration guidance on our careers site.

Equality and Diversity

The Trust welcomes applicants from all backgrounds, especially those from the LGBTQ+, ethnic minority groups, and people with disabilities or neurodivergence, who are currently under‑represented in the Trust.

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