Clinician in Anaesthesia
Location: University of Glasgow, UK
Duration: permanent
Link: https://www.jobs.gla.ac.uk/job/clinician-in-anaesthesia-6010686
The University of Glasgow’s School of Biodiversity, One Health and Veterinary Medicine is seeking to recruit a Clinician in Anaesthesia to deliver an efficient and effective anaesthesia service by providing expertise and clinical activity in the Small Animal and Equine Hospital.
You will enhance and develop the delivery of clinical teaching to undergraduates, clinical scholars and to undertake clinical research/scholarship within the anaesthesia service thereby contributing to the School objectives relevant to national and international excellence in clinical service, teaching and research.
You will be based in our award-winning Small Animal Hospital on the beautiful Garscube estate. This busy multidisciplinary hospital is staffed by a team of specialists in surgery, internal medicine, neurology, oncology, diagnostic imaging, anaesthesia, and ophthalmology. State of the art facilities available on-site include 1.5T MRI, CT, linear accelerator, digital radiography, and four fully equipped surgical theatres. Our ‘One Hospital’ team ethos ensures exceptional clinical care can be delivered to our patients, and supports the continual professional development of our vets, nurses and support staff.
We welcome applications from candidates who hold a RCVS registrable degree and have completed a recognised residency training programme as well as Postgraduate clinical experience in the anaesthesia speciality. If you have completed a recognised residency training programme and Board-eligible you would be appointed at Grade 7 and will be promoted to Grade 8 immediately upon passing the Board exams.
Please visit our website, https://www.gla.ac.uk/schools/bohvm/sah/.
We welcome applications from candidates seeking full time (35 hours per week) or part time hours (this may be arranged in blocks). Please indicate your preference in your cover letter. This post is open ended.
Informal Enquiries should be directed to Professor Pamela Murison, Pamela.Murison@glasgow.ac.uk.