Overview
In this role you will be a senior decision maker at the hospital front door, leading the assessment, diagnosis and treatment of acute medical patients across AMAU, SDEC, and related units. You will help develop a comprehensive 7-day Acute Medicine service and contribute to the Urgent Care Centre project, while supporting colleagues and pursuing potential sub-specialty interests. The post offers a supportive environment with teaching, leadership, and quality improvement opportunities, emphasizing patient-centred care and work-life balance.
Pay / Benefits
- supportive working environment
- genuine work-life balance
- consultant development and mentoring programme
- opportunity to develop sub-specialty interests
- modern diagnostics facilities
Responsibilities
- Lead assessment, diagnosis and treatment of acute medical patients across AMAU and SDEC
- Develop and support a 7-day Acute Medicine service across the hospital and Health Board
- Contribute to the establishment of the Urgent Care Centre (opening planned for 2026)
- Participate in a 1:11 on-call rota and provide senior clinical decision-making
- Support development of sub-specialty interests and liaison with other specialties
- Teach and supervise trainees; engage in audits and quality improvement initiatives
- Promote evidence-based practice and patient safety
Key requirements
- Full GMC registration
- On Specialist Register (including via Portfolio Pathway CESR) or CCT due within six months
- Valid Advanced Life Support
- Sub-specialty training appropriate for UK consultant practice
- Broad specialty experience and leadership ability
- Experience in clinical governance and audit
- Desirable: UK/NHS experience; teaching qualifications; Welsh language skills (Level 1)
- Teaching and mentoring of trainees
- Leadership and team management
- Evidence-based practice and patient safety
- CT, MRI, ultrasound, angiography (modern diagnostics)
- Acute medical management in AMAU/SDEC
- On-call and urgent care coordination
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