At a Glance
- Tasks: Join a dynamic cardiology team to diagnose and manage inherited cardiac conditions.
- Company: Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, a leading NHS teaching trust.
- Benefits: Gain mentorship from experts, access cutting-edge research facilities, and enjoy career progression opportunities.
- Other info: Engage in innovative research and contribute to service development in a collaborative setting.
- Why this job: Make a real impact in patient care while advancing your skills in a supportive environment.
- Qualifications: Clinical Fellow (ST5+ or equivalent) with a passion for inherited cardiac conditions.
The predicted salary is between 69300 - 84700 $ per year.
The John Radcliffe Hospital is seeking a highly motivated Fellow in Inherited Cardiac Conditions (ICCs) to join our dynamic cardiology team. This role offers an exceptional opportunity for advanced training in the diagnosis, management, and research of inherited cardiovascular diseases and neuromuscular disorders. The successful candidate will gain hands‑on experience in a nationally recognized ICC service, working with a multidisciplinary team to deliver world‑class patient care.
What We Offer:
- Exposure to a high-volume ICC and neuromuscular service within a tertiary cardiac centre.
- Mentorship from nationally and internationally recognized experts in inherited cardiac and neuromuscular conditions.
- Access to cutting‑edge research facilities and resources through the University of Oxford.
- Opportunities for career progression.
As part of the role, the successful candidate will:
- Participate in the diagnosis, management, and follow‑up of patients with inherited cardiac conditions and related disorders.
- Provide outpatient care, including ICC and neuromuscular‑specific clinics, and assist with inpatient consultations.
- Collaborate with genetic counsellors to support family screening programs and cascade testing.
- Engage in ongoing clinical and translational research projects, with opportunities to design and lead studies.
Clinical Duties:
- Participate in the diagnosis, management, and follow‑up of patients with inherited cardiac conditions and related disorders, including cardiomyopathies and neuromuscular disorders with cardiac involvement.
- Assist in performing and interpreting advanced diagnostic tests such as echocardiography, cardiac MRI, Holter monitoring, exercise testing, and genetic testing.
- Work closely with the neuromuscular team to provide comprehensive care for patients with cardiac manifestations of neuromuscular conditions.
- Attend and contribute to weekly multidisciplinary team (MDT) meetings, presenting cases and participating in decision‑making.
Research and Academic Development:
- Engage in ongoing clinical and translational research projects, with opportunities to design and lead studies in areas such as cardiomyopathy and neuromuscular disorder registries.
- Contribute to publications in peer‑reviewed journals and present findings at national and international conferences.
- Support audit and quality improvement projects to enhance ICC and neuromuscular services.
Teaching and Training:
- Provide teaching to medical students, junior doctors, and allied health professionals on inherited cardiac conditions and neuromuscular disorders.
- Deliver case‑based teaching sessions and contribute to departmental educational activities.
- Supervise trainees in ICC‑and neuromuscular‑related procedures and clinical decision‑making.
Leadership and Innovation:
- Participate in service development projects, including expanding the ICC and neuromuscular clinics and family screening services.
- Support the implementation of innovative care pathways and patient engagement initiatives.
- Contribute to the development of departmental guidelines for managing inherited cardiac and neuromuscular conditions.
Fellow in Inherited Cardiac Conditions employer: Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is an exceptional employer, offering a supportive and collaborative work environment for Clinical Coders. With a commitment to professional development, employees have the opportunity to advance their careers while contributing to high-quality healthcare in a dynamic teaching hospital setting. The Trust's values of compassion, respect, and excellence create a culture that prioritizes both patient care and employee well-being, making it an ideal place for those seeking meaningful and rewarding employment.
Contact Details:
Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Recruitment Team
