Company: University of East Anglia
Location: Norwich
Job Description:
Overview
In this role you will lead an academic cardiac electrophysiology program, combining clinical duties with translational research. You will collaborate across Norwich Medical School, NNUH and the Norwich Research Park to advance arrhythmia mechanisms, imaging, and patient-centred outcomes. The position offers a pathway to build an independent EP research portfolio while maintaining clinical practice. You will contribute to teaching, trials, and leadership within a vibrant clinical-academic community. This is a chance to shape advanced EP care and cardiovascular research on an international stage.
Pay / Benefits
- 44 days annual leave
- hybrid working
- pension scheme with life cover
- Wellbeing and health facilities
- inclusive family and work-life balance policies
- personal development via LinkedIn Learning
Responsibilities
- Develop and lead an academic cardiac electrophysiology programme covering atrial/ventricular arrhythmias, AF ablation, mapping, device-related rhythm management and outcomes
- Contributeclinically to EP/arrhythmia clinics, EP lab sessions, planning, MDTs, governance, audits and service development at NNUH
- Build collaborations with imaging, 4D flow MRI, haemodynamics, statistics, data science, health economics, implementation science and clinical trials teams
- Engage in undergraduate and postgraduate teaching, supervision, and external grant applications
- Produce high-quality publications and participate in leadership activities within School/Faculty/University
- Align with existing CMR and haemodynamics programmes and develop an independent EP research portfolio
Key requirements
- Full GMC registration and licence to practice
- GMC Specialist Register in Cardiology or eligibility within six months
- CCT in Cardiology (or expected within six months)
- Advanced subspecialty training in cardiac electrophysiology and arrhythmia management
- Current or recent clinical-academic trajectory (e.g., NIHR Clinical Lecturer, externally funded fellowship)
- collaboration
- leadership
- teaching
- electrophysiology and arrhythmia management
- AF ablation
- electroanatomical mapping
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Posted: October 23rd, 2026