Transformationunitgm
Clinical Fellow in Renal&Transplant
Transformationunitgm, Oxford, Mississippi, United States, 38655
Main area: Renal Medicine, Grade NHS Medical & Dental, Local Appointment nodal point 5 (MT05). Contract: Fixed term, 12 months (On-call rota). Hours: Full time - 40 hours per week (On-Call Rota). Job ref: 321-SUWON-MS-7579432-S6.
Employer: Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. Employer type: NHS. Site: Churchill Hospital, Town: Headington, Oxford. Salary: £73,992 per annum. Closing date: 19/01/2026 23:59.
Clinical Fellow – Renal & Transplant The Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust is one of the largest NHS teaching trusts in the country providing a wide range of general and specialist clinical services and serving as a base for medical education, training and research. The Trust comprises four hospitals: John Radcliffe Hospital, Churchill Hospital, Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre, and Horton Hospital.
Delivering Compassionate Excellence
– our values of compassion, respect, learning, delivery, improvement and excellence guide the quality of clinical care and professional relationships with patients, colleagues and the wider community.
Main duties of the job The renal and transplant service at the Oxford Kidney Unit includes a 16‑bed renal ward, 16‑bed transplant ward, 12‑bed day‑case unit, 39 haemodialysis stations, and PD and specialist nursing teams. The unit has five network sites spread across High Wycombe, Stoke Mandeville, Swindon, Milton Keynes and Banbury.
As a clinical fellow you will:
Rotate across acute renal and transplant wards, outpatient dialysis units, and the renal day‑case unit; cover inpatient care, dialysis, and day‑case procedures.
Perform renal biopsies, provide vascular access (temporary and tunneled dialysis lines) under close consultant supervision.
Participate in a 1:10 out‑of‑hours rota and membership of the medical emergency team on the Churchill site overnight.
Engage in induction and education sessions, post‑clinic discussions, formal meetings, and peer learning activities.
Conduct audit work and pursue clinical research projects.
Working for our organisation Our Trust promotes a safe, respectful hiring environment and has signed NHS England's sexual safety charter, pledging zero tolerance for inappropriate sexual behaviour and affirming the ten core principles.
Detailed job description and main responsibilities This clinical fellow position commences 3rd February 2026 for 12 months (or part thereof). At Churchill Hospital, you will bond with the renal and transplant team, contribute to clinical governance, teaching, and support weekly ST training covering core medical curriculum.
Conditions of service Appointments are subject to the following:
Right to work in the UK.
Professional registration with the General Medical Council.
Completion of pre‑employment checks: CRB, occupational health clearance.
Contract: The post is offered under the 2018 Terms and Conditions of Service, approved for all NHS doctors and dentists in training (England).
Person specification Qualifications / Training
GMC licence to practice.
MB BS or equivalent medical qualification.
MRCP (UK) or equivalent.
Advanced Life Support certificate (Resuscitation Council UK or equivalent).
Eligibility to work in the UK.
Additional related qualifications (e.g., intercalated degree, BSc, BA, MedSci).
European Speciality Examination in Nephrology (ESENeph) or equivalent.
Experience
Previous nephrology experience at registrar/resident grade.
Comprehensive employment history.
Substantive NHS post experience.
Clinical skills and experience up to date and fit for safe practice.
Independent insertion of vascular access catheters.
Completion of Internal Medical Training (IMT) programme.
Experience with renal biopsy and tunneled lines.
Skills and Knowledge
Effective administrative and time‑management skills; contribution to successful teamwork.
Experience in teaching/training, clinical audit, quality improvement, evidence‑based practice.
Good spoken and written English.
Involvement in an audit, quality improvement, research project, or other activity.
Peer‑reviewed presentations or publications.
COVID‑19 Vaccination against COVID‑19 is strongly encouraged but not a condition of employment. The Trust will check vaccination status of new starters and will cooperate with local public health guidance.
Additional information Unsolicited recruitment agency calls or emails will not be accepted. All candidates will receive updates via the e‑recruitment system; check email regularly.
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Employer: Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. Employer type: NHS. Site: Churchill Hospital, Town: Headington, Oxford. Salary: £73,992 per annum. Closing date: 19/01/2026 23:59.
Clinical Fellow – Renal & Transplant The Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust is one of the largest NHS teaching trusts in the country providing a wide range of general and specialist clinical services and serving as a base for medical education, training and research. The Trust comprises four hospitals: John Radcliffe Hospital, Churchill Hospital, Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre, and Horton Hospital.
Delivering Compassionate Excellence
– our values of compassion, respect, learning, delivery, improvement and excellence guide the quality of clinical care and professional relationships with patients, colleagues and the wider community.
Main duties of the job The renal and transplant service at the Oxford Kidney Unit includes a 16‑bed renal ward, 16‑bed transplant ward, 12‑bed day‑case unit, 39 haemodialysis stations, and PD and specialist nursing teams. The unit has five network sites spread across High Wycombe, Stoke Mandeville, Swindon, Milton Keynes and Banbury.
As a clinical fellow you will:
Rotate across acute renal and transplant wards, outpatient dialysis units, and the renal day‑case unit; cover inpatient care, dialysis, and day‑case procedures.
Perform renal biopsies, provide vascular access (temporary and tunneled dialysis lines) under close consultant supervision.
Participate in a 1:10 out‑of‑hours rota and membership of the medical emergency team on the Churchill site overnight.
Engage in induction and education sessions, post‑clinic discussions, formal meetings, and peer learning activities.
Conduct audit work and pursue clinical research projects.
Working for our organisation Our Trust promotes a safe, respectful hiring environment and has signed NHS England's sexual safety charter, pledging zero tolerance for inappropriate sexual behaviour and affirming the ten core principles.
Detailed job description and main responsibilities This clinical fellow position commences 3rd February 2026 for 12 months (or part thereof). At Churchill Hospital, you will bond with the renal and transplant team, contribute to clinical governance, teaching, and support weekly ST training covering core medical curriculum.
Conditions of service Appointments are subject to the following:
Right to work in the UK.
Professional registration with the General Medical Council.
Completion of pre‑employment checks: CRB, occupational health clearance.
Contract: The post is offered under the 2018 Terms and Conditions of Service, approved for all NHS doctors and dentists in training (England).
Person specification Qualifications / Training
GMC licence to practice.
MB BS or equivalent medical qualification.
MRCP (UK) or equivalent.
Advanced Life Support certificate (Resuscitation Council UK or equivalent).
Eligibility to work in the UK.
Additional related qualifications (e.g., intercalated degree, BSc, BA, MedSci).
European Speciality Examination in Nephrology (ESENeph) or equivalent.
Experience
Previous nephrology experience at registrar/resident grade.
Comprehensive employment history.
Substantive NHS post experience.
Clinical skills and experience up to date and fit for safe practice.
Independent insertion of vascular access catheters.
Completion of Internal Medical Training (IMT) programme.
Experience with renal biopsy and tunneled lines.
Skills and Knowledge
Effective administrative and time‑management skills; contribution to successful teamwork.
Experience in teaching/training, clinical audit, quality improvement, evidence‑based practice.
Good spoken and written English.
Involvement in an audit, quality improvement, research project, or other activity.
Peer‑reviewed presentations or publications.
COVID‑19 Vaccination against COVID‑19 is strongly encouraged but not a condition of employment. The Trust will check vaccination status of new starters and will cooperate with local public health guidance.
Additional information Unsolicited recruitment agency calls or emails will not be accepted. All candidates will receive updates via the e‑recruitment system; check email regularly.
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