Clinical Teaching Fellow - Urology

The award of the Teaching Fellowship will allow the post-holder to participate in clinical activities within the Urology Department. Fellows will also have a definite commitment to delivering and developing Undergraduate teaching at all levels at South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. The balance of teaching and clinical activity will be determined by the needs of the individual and the changing requirements over the academic year, but it is planned that at least one day will be spent in the clinical area each week. The post-holder will also be expected to contribute to clinical research, mentoring and supervising medical students on a regular basis as well as contributing to end of stage examinations and in-course assessments.

Close collaboration and flexible working between the departments is integral to the appointment, to balance clinical and teaching commitments. The post-holder will be expected to contribute to work in the Urology Department and provide high quality care for patients.

Applications are invited from registered Medical Practitioners for a Teaching Fellowship; the post holder will be jointly supervised by the Clinical Collaborative and the Undergraduate Department. The post-holder will be given the opportunity to undertake the Postgraduate Certificate in Medical Education.The post is for 12 months and salary scale is the Locally Employed Doctors contract (2016). Those wishing to apply who are working at a higher grade than CT 1/ 2 are welcome. Salary can be matched when provided with evidence of current pay slip one month prior to commencement of the post.