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Medical Oncology Consultant - Urological Malignancies

Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Oxford
3 days ago
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CONSULTANT IN MEDICAL ONCOLOGY specialising in Uro-oncology

We are keen to appoint a dynamic Consultant Medical Oncologist to join our team of 54 Consultant Oncologists working whole-time or part-time in Oxford and the regional units. This 10 PA post is based at the Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust at the Churchill and visiting the Horton hospital.
Main duties of the job
The post-holder's duties will be primarily at Churchill Hospital, Oxford, and the Horton Hospital, Banbury but it is a condition of the appointment that the post holder will be willing to work in any of the Trust's locations or outreach district general hospital clinics. The post specialises in Urological malignancies. Each 4-hour clinic has 2 new and 7 follow up patients for a 42 week year, this post holder is likely to see 240 - 300 new patients.

The oncology department in Oxford moved into a £110M comprehensive diagnostic and treatment cancer centre in 2009. Chemotherapy is prescribed using a pan cancer network e-prescribing system (Aria). The department works closely with the University Department of Oncology providing excellent opportunities for collaborative cancer research.
About us
Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is one of the largest NHS teaching trusts in the country. It provides a wide range of general and specialist clinical services and is a base for medical education, training and research. Find out more herewww.ouh.nhs.uk

The Trust comprises of four hospitals - the John Radcliffe Hospital , Churchill Hospital and Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre in Headington and the Horton General Hospital in Banbury.

Job description Job responsibilities
The post specialises in Urological malignancies, and will work with existing Medical and Clinical Oncology colleagues, clinical nurse specialists, nurse and pharmacist prescribers, as well as other members of the multidisciplinary teams across these tumour sites. The post-holder will also participate in a rota for Consultant of the week, AOS for the oncology ward and triage at the Churchill Hospital. We are keen that the post holder undertakes and supports the development of our telemedicine clinics, and there will be the opportunity to contribute to service improvement projects in this field.

Person Specification Qualifications / Training Essential MB ChB or equivalent. MRCP (UK) or equivalent.
GMC
CCT or CESR in Medical Oncology OR within six months of achieving CCT at the time of interview.
Desirable Higher Medical / Research degree
Experience Essential General training in Medical Oncology to specialist level or equivalent
General training in all aspects of medical oncology and tumour sites
Evidence of ability to make decisions at consultant level
Desirable Research / Clinical trial experience / Publications
Uro-oncology experience
Skills and Knowledge Essential Excellent leadership, organisational, communication, professional and personal skills sufficient to undertake effectively the role of consultant in Medical Oncology in a large teaching hospital.
Good personal and interpersonal skills
Good English. Communication skills should be highly developed.
Experience of teaching undergraduates and trainees
Evidence of effective participation in clinical audit and risk management.
ICH GCP training within last 12 months. Evidence of active involvement in clinical research trials.
Desirable Publication of research
Management training and experience
Knowledge of the organisation of the NHS and the Government's agenda for Its modernisation.
Computing skills: ability to use word processor, spreadsheet programme and web browser.

Employer details Employer name
Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Address
Churchill Hospital

Oxford

OX3 7LJ

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