Junior Clinical Fellow

Come and join us in Bangor for a fabulous six or twelve months’ Emergency Medicine experience in a rural ED, with a fantastic reputation for junior doctor training. Please note that these posts arenotthe same as the Middle Grade Clinical Fellow Posts with PHEM, Global EM and Mountain Medicine options.

Situated in North Wales between the mountains of Snowdonia and the Isle of Anglesey, this is also a fabulous place to live.

We are happy to welcome doctors who wish to just have a taster of EM prior to doing something else, or those committed to a career in the specialty. Our team consists of 13 SHO-tier doctors (3 x F2, 2 x ACCS, 3 x GPST and 5 x Junior Clinical Fellows) plus an Academic F2; ten Clinical Fellows in EM/PHEM; 1 EM HST trainee; ten Consultants; and two Associate Specialists/Specialist Grade doctors. We also have a team of fantastic ENPs and ACPs.

This post is identical in every way to our deanery training posts: there’s protected teaching every Thursday afternoon within the ED, plus a variety of other junior doctor tutorials and teaching sessions. You will also have an educational supervisor to help you achieve your career aims. Plus, we can offer you up to 11 days personal development time to attend suitable training opportunities. This is in addition to study leave which comes with a budget to fund your choice of life support course.

We are offering a Junior Clinical Fellow (F3 post) in Emergency Medicine. This post is identical to our educationally-approved F2/ST1 level posts.

In terms of CV-enhancing opportunities, our junior clinical fellow post is ideal:

- Personal development time to undertake taster days or weeks, or other educational opportunities - 11 days in 6 months. This is in addition to study leave for appropriate courses
- Teaching experience is easily available: we host final-year medical students from Cardiff & Swansea University, as well as nursing and paramedic students and trainee ACPs
- All doctors have the opportunity to complete an audit or quality improvement project and we participate in the RCEM national audits. We are also very happy to support junior doctors wishing to gain experience in projects such as protocol design
- ALS, ATLS and EPALS courses are held in the hospital plus we give you sufficient study leave budget to fund the course
- Ysbyty Gwynedd ED hosts the Bangor Mountain Medicine Project, an innovative partnership between the ED, local Mountain Rescue Teams and the Search & Rescue helicopter that is a constant source of posters and presentations for medical students and some of our junior doctors
- Weekly teaching in paid work time - four hours each week

If you relish a challenge, have a passion to help others or simply fancy a fresh start, then Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board (BCUHB) North Wales, has all the right ingredients. The largest health organisation in Wales, providing a full range of primary, community, mental health, acute and elective hospital services for a population of around 700,000, across North Wales. Join our team and get the support you need, in line with our Organisational Values and ‘Proud to Lead’ competence framework.

Enjoy being part of working with engaged leadership at all levels, and be assured we are committed to promoting equality and diversity, and are proud to welcome applicants under the “Disability Confident Employer” scheme.
- Personal development time to undertake taster days or weeks, or other educational opportunities - 11 days in 6 months. This is in addition to study leave for appropriate courses
- Teaching experience is easily available: we host final-year medical students from Cardiff & Swansea University, as well as nursing and paramedic students and trainee ACPs
- All doctors have the opportunity to complete an audit or quality improvement project and we participate in the RCEM national audits. We are also very happy to support junior doctors wishing to gain experience in projects such as protocol design
- ALS, ATLS and EPALS courses are held in the hospital plus we give you sufficient study leave budget to fund the course
- Ysbyty Gwynedd ED hosts the Bangor Mountain Medicine Project, an innovative partnership between the ED, local Mountain Rescue Teams and the Search & Rescue helicopter that is a constant source of posters and presentations for medical students and some of our junior doctors
- Weekly teaching in paid work time - four hours each week
- For doctors interested in pre-hospital care, we are happy to arrange work experience placements with our Welsh Ambulance colleagues (must have undertaken a one-day V&A course)
- An Educational Supervisor to ensure you achieve your goals for this post
- We can also offer less than full time (LTFT) posts for doctors who come to us for twelve months. You can choose between annualised hours or a LTFT weekly rota. An annualised contract is great if you want to travel or go on expeditions whilst a LTFT weekly rota suits doctors who want to