Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust
Clinical Fellow in Gynaecological Oncology
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An exciting opportunity has arisen for an enthusiastic and motivated doctor to join one of the UK's largest and busiest Gynaecological Oncology Centres as a Clinical Fellow in Gynaecological Oncology.
This fellowship is designed for doctors wishing to develop advanced surgical skills in gynaecological oncology and build a strong academic portfolio before entering subspecialty training or pursuing a consultant career. The post combines high-volume clinical exposure with dedicated research time and provides excellent opportunities for operative training, teaching, leadership and academic development.
Working alongside an experienced multidisciplinary team of five Consultant Gynaecological Oncologists, Clinical and Medical Oncologists, Clinical Nurse Specialists and allied healthcare professionals, the successful candidate will gain comprehensive experience in the management of ovarian, endometrial, cervical, vulval and rare gynaecological cancers.
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A dedicated research session is incorporated into the timetable. Fellows are encouraged to participate in investigator-led and NIHR portfolio research, develop their own projects, present at national and international scientific meetings, and publish peer-reviewed papers. Previous fellows have developed an excellent publication record, with many achieving two or more peer-reviewed publications during their fellowship.
The Nottingham Gynaecological Cancer Centre provides a critical hub for the delivery of gynaecological cancer services to the Mid-Trent sector of the East Midlands Cancer Network. Nottingham forms the Gynaecological Cancer Centre with King’s Mill Hospital and the Lincolnshire units being associated units within the Mid-Trent Cancer sector.
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The United Lincolnshire hospitals NHS Trust has been formed from Lincoln County hospital, Grantham Hospital and Pilgrim Hospital. Lincoln and Grantham work as a single unit for gynaecology. Lincoln has oncology unit providing radiotherapy and chemotherapy for the Trust. Chemotherapy services are also available in Boston. King’s Mill Hospital has chemotherapy facilities, but radiotherapy is organised in Nottingham at NCH.
For further details / informal visits contact:
- Name: Mr Ketankumar Gajjar
- Job title: Consultant Gynae Oncologist
- Email address: ketankumar.gajjar@nuh.nhs.uk
- Telephone number: 01159691169
Interested applicants who wish further information should contact Mr K Gajjar (Gyn onc lead) or Dr G El-senoun (college tutor) or Dr Mausumi Das (Head of service) via the HR.
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