Senior Clinical Fellow in Acute Medicine - Preston, United Kingdom - Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

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The job entails working in predominantly our medical assessment units and ambulatory areas with significant in reaching to our accident and emergency department.


These patients ideally are those who will not need inpatient admissions and so would thus facilitate admission avoidance and relieve the strain experienced by our accident and emergency department.


A number of designated pathways and processes underpin the clinic decision making done by our senior clinical decision makers in the ambulatory area.

At both sites, our aim for direct consultant input in the ambulatory area facilitates the effectiveness of these areas and we hope that all new members to the team will embrace this.


Our medical assessment units are designed in a zonal set up which in future will allow developments such as frailty or high intensity care areas with individuals with monitoring.

The aim is to facilitate prompt clinical decision making with real time post taking to make sure that the a clear plan is formulated to establish the mantra of the 'right patient, right bed, under right speciality if required' and that within 72hr period from EDD (estimated date of discharge), that the patient reaches the right destination be it home, ward bed and other discharge destinations.


Working within a supportive and educationally-focussed environment, the post-holder will provide registrar-level experience in a teaching hospital with all the main medical sub-specialities.


The post holder will be an integral part of the junior medical workforce involved in the clerking and management of all patients in our acute medicine and ambulatory environment.

The post is for 12 months and will provide excellent training in the management of the common and important presentation normally seen in acute medical setting and give insight into the management of acute ill patients.

The post would be an excellent preparation for specialist training post.

  • Clerking of acute medical patients in both ambulatory and medical assessment unit
  • Clinical reviews of patients on both the ambulatory unit and medical assessment unit
  • Participating in daily ward round on medical assessment unit


Our acute medicine unit is an area for education and learning with medical students, advanced care practitioners, nursing staff, physician associates and other allied health care advisors working, learning and collaborating on a daily basis.

There are 6 acute medicine consultants at LTHTR on both sites

  • Dr T Nazir
  • Dr M Batra
  • Dr F Mohammed
  • Dr L Helliwell
  • Dr A Khawaja
  • Dr S Abdelati


We want you to be proud to work here and see yourself as part of a bigger team by working in a joined up and collaborative way with other teams and professions.

We want you to actively participate in team meetings or involvement events, sharing your ideas and opinions constructively to enable us to develop our services and provide the best possible care for our patients.

Please refer to the attached Job description, Person specification and Specialty/ Trust Brochure for further details on:

  • What we can offer
  • Job Plan/Oncall Requirements
  • The Team

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