Fy1 in Endocrinology

The post is mainly based between SMH and on ward 8 North which has a mix of general medical and Endocrinology and Diabetes patients.

Charing Cross is a specialist centre for Endocrinology and a regional Neurosciences centre. There is a full timetable of clinics, post-clinic meetings, dynamic endocrine testing, multi-disciplinary meetings and teaching available. All areas of the Endocrine and Diabetes curriculum will be covered.

Working with the multi-professional team including endocrine specialist nurses, diabetes specialist nurses, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, social workers and discharge coordinators.

There are weekly x-ray, multidisciplinary diabetes, specialist endocrine and endocrine results meetings.

Main base is between SMH and 8 North with General Medical ward work.

General and specialist Diabetes and Endocrine clinics (there is the option of up to 3 clinics per week, SHOs encouraged to attend if possible).

Grand Round takes place weekly on Wednesdays at 1pm-2pm and medical meetings on Fridays 1pm-2pm.

Departmental team meeting every Thursday 12:30pm-2pm - includes mortality and morbidity meeting, clinical governance and journal club.

FY1 teaching - 2 hours per week.

Main base is between SMH and 8 North with General Medical ward work.

General and specialist Diabetes and Endocrine clinics (there is the option of up to 3 clinics per week, SHOs encouraged to attend if possible).

Grand Round takes place weekly on Wednesdays at 1pm-2pm and medical meetings on Fridays 1pm-2pm.

Departmental team meeting every Thursday 12:30pm-2pm - includes mortality and morbidity meeting, clinical governance and journal club.

FY1 teaching - 2 hours per week.

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As part of our continued response to Covid19 we are still conducting the majority of our interviews virtually.

The FY1 doctor is responsible, with other staff, for the ward care of patients and the maintenance of the patient’s medical record. They are expected to attend certain departmental meetings. In addition, they will be expected to attend the structured teaching programmes provided.

The FY1 doctor will be responsible for other specific clinical duties as allocated by the consultants, including performing other duties in occasional emergencies and unforeseen circumstances.