Academic
recruitment
We pride ourselves that
our academic training programmes are flexible. This allows us
to deliver a balance between research and clinical training that
is tailored to your individual needs.
We have clinical
academic training opportunities at several levels, offered in
partnership with Newcastle
University, with its ratings of national and international
excellence in many areas of research. Our academic
foundation programme is unique in having one third of the two-year programme
dedicated to research. Our academic clinical fellowship (ACF)
programme has one of the highest success rates in the country
for securing external PhD training fellowships and we also have
a good track record of our NIHR Clinical Lecturers being
appointed to senior academic positions.
Whilst we have a
requirement to ensure service provision across our training programmes, we
continue to be one of the foremost regions in supporting trainees who wish to
undertake out of programme research.
Five reasons to choose
us:
1 Our high-quality research environment
2 A supportive team who really care about you and your career
3 Flexibility and balance when it comes to organising your research
4 Keen and enthusiastic clinical academics who want you to come
and work with them
5 Great lifestyle and wonderful opportunities in the region
2019 ACF posts – to commence from 7th August 2019
Application
window – apply via Oriel 08/10/2018 – 05/11/2018
Successful applicants joining a core programme will be able to run
through in to their chosen specialty programme without further competitive
entry but will also be required to pass clinical benchmarking for that core
programme.
The following
ranges are available:
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Specialty 1
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Specialty 2
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Specialty 3
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Theme
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Urology
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Obstetrics and
Gynaecology
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General Surgery
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Otolaryngology
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Trauma and Orthopaedic
Surgery
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Histopathology
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General Surgery
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Ophthalmology
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Intensive Care Medicine
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Neurology
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Infectious Diseases
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Haematology
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Cardiology
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Renal Medicine
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Respiratory Medicine
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Endocrinology and
Diabetes Mellitus
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Gastroenterology
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Clinical Oncology
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General Psychiatry
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General Practice
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Clinical Radiology
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Geriatric Medicine
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Public Health Medicine
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Old Age Psychiatry
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Dermatology
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Rheumatology
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Paediatrics
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Platform Science
(“-omics”) and Bioinformatics
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Clinical Pharmacology and
Therapeutics
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Gastroenterology
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Neurology
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Therapeutics or Clinical
Pharmacology
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Dermatology
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Rheumatology
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Clinical Oncology
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Therapeutics or Clinical
Pharmacology
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Geriatric Medicine
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Cardiology
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General Practice
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Older People and Complex
Health Needs
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Old Age Psychiatry
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General Practice
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Geriatric Medicine
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Dementia
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General Practice
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General Psychiatry
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Paediatrics
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Medical Education
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Child and Adolescent
Psychiatry
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Public Health Medicine
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General Psychiatry
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Mental Health
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Please note: For posts where
more than one specialty and level has been listed only one appointment will be
made from the range of specialties, dependent on interview ranking
2018 NIHR CL
Posts - to
commence before 31 March 2019
To be advertised November 2018
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Specialty 1
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Specialty 2
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Specialty 3
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Theme
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Rheumatology
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Clinical Radiology
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Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics
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General Practice
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Old Age Psychiatry
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Geriatric Medicine
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2019 NIHR CL
Posts - to
commence before 31 March 2020
To be advertised from May 2019
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Specialty 1
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Specialty 2
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Specialty 3
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Theme
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Haematology
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Dermatology
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Palliative Medicine
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Paediatrics
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General Psychiatry
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Public Health Medicine
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Urology
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Otolaryngology
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Vascular Surgery
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Cardiology
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Neurology
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Obstetrics and
Gynaecology
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Platform Science
(“-omics”) and Bioinformatics
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Rheumatology
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Gastroenterology
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Clinical Oncology
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Therapeutics or Clinical
Pharmacology
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Old Age Psychiatry
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General Practice
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Geriatric Medicine
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Dementia
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