A&E Specialist Registrar - Cumbria

Client Name: NHS Hospital, Cumbria

Role: A&E Specialist Registrar - 12 month fixed term contract or substantive post

Rates: £52,530 to £82,400 per annum, dependant on experience

Details: Full rota. Job description available on request. Visa sponsorship is available

Location: Cumbria, North West England

Qualifications/Licenses/Certifications

Essential

Be a GMC registered Doctor.
Current certification in: ALS/ACLS, ATLS/ETC, and APLS/EPLS
Full MRCEM/FRCEM
Previous 12 months UK experience at any grade
You will need to pass an enhanced background check.Benefits:

Priority access and first sight of large number of jobs across multiple NHS trusts/health boards
Flexibility on jobs/shifts; long term jobs and short ad hoc shifts available
A dedicated Recruitment Consultant
Free CPD courses and career support with Medacs Academy
Lucrative referral scheme
Revalidation support
24/7/365 service - we are available when you need us
Access to The Support Hub - our support service to help support your mental health and wellbeing and enable you to deliver outstanding care.Working flexible shifts, you will be based in an Accident and Emergency department, at the forefront of the action and working in a busy and demanding environment. In the role of A&E Doctor you will deal with members of the public who have been brought to hospital with traumatic injuries, acute illnesses or life-threatening conditions which need to be assessed and treated with urgency.

Life in an A&E department is never dull, and roles are suited to those who are great multitaskers. You will be managing a variety of problems across several patients at once and, as such, you will be expected to effectively prioritise each of the cases in your care.

General key skills

In addition to your qualifications, as an A&E Doctor, you will have:

Good all-round medical knowledge
Assertiveness and decisiveness
Quick thinking
Composed, particularly when under pressure
The ability to keep others calm in challenging circumstances
Good communication and listening skills
The ability to work efficiently, effectively and as part of a team
The ability to work within tight time constraints
Good at prioritising differing patient needs
Confident in giving instructions to others
Empathy and a great 'bedside manner'
Resilience, stamina, and the ability to work long shifts
Excellent analytical skills
Good administrative ability
Great organisation skills
Confidence to administer emergency and life-saving treatment
A genuine passion for caring for others and changing lives

Main Duties/Responsibilities

As an Accident & Emergency Doctor at this trust you will:

Examine and assess patients as they enter A&E
Be able to make diagnoses confidently and accurately from a wide range of symptoms
Prescribe appropriate courses of action for a wide range of conditions, diseases and injuries that require urgent medical attention
Be an effective communicator to clearly correspond with other colleagues including medical, admin or other support staff
Provide medical and emotional support to patients and those accompanying them to A&E
Administer a wide scope of emergency procedures including pain relief, resuscitation, defibrillation, tracheostomy, blood tests, drug overdose treatments, and many more
Arrange referrals to other departments or specialists as required
Make decisions that maximise patient survival rates and aid recovery
Take ownership of the cases in your care, but also know when to seek second opinions from other doctors/specialists
Report patients you consider to be at risk to the appropriate authorities
Promote health and wellbeing best practices
Act as a professional representative of your hospital
Remain up to date with the latest medical guidelines

If you are looking for an Accident and Emergency Doctor role within a Trust that continuously strives to achieve excellence and embody its core values, apply today and work in an environment where everyone is inspired and empowered to be the best they can be