Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust
Consultant in Paediatric Critical Care and COMET transport

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Consultant Paediatric Intensivist
We are seeking a 10 PA Consultant Paediatric Intensivist for Nottingham Children’s Hospital at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust and CoMET, the East Midlands Paediatric Transport Service. CoMET is based at Castle Donington in a purpose facility (DE74 2NP). This is an excellent opportunity to join a dynamic team of consultant paediatric intensivists in this RCPCH approved PICM grid training centre. The team of paediatric intensive care consultants work very closely together, providing a very supportive group and is therefore an ideal environment for new consultant appointments. The wide clinical exposure across a variety of tertiary and quaternary children’s specialties is intellectually and practically stimulating and also very rewarding.
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Main Duties of the Job
The successful applicant will have responsibility both for Paediatric Critical Care Unit work and for Transport service work (approximately 25% of DCC). Please see the Job Description for further details.
Working for our Organisation
Nottingham Children’s Hospital at QMC is mainly situated in East Block on D and E floors:
- Five in-patient wards - 110 Beds
- The Paediatric Critical Care Unit – 14 Beds (flexible between intensive care and high dependency)
- An Oncology Day Case Unit with anaesthetic facilities
- A Teenage Cancer ward
- A Short Stay unit for observation of the acutely ill child
- A large Hospital school
- The Academic Division of Child Health (University of Nottingham School of Human Development)
- Neonatal Intensive Care Unit - 32 cots (B floor)
- Children’s outpatient department with 30,000 attendances per year (B floor)
- A separate children’s A and E department sees over 40,000 children per year (A floor)


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Nottingham is the Lead Centre for PCCU in North East Midlands and since April 2012 has become East Midlands Major Trauma Centre.
For Further Details / Informal Visits Contact:
- Name: Dr Craig Stewart
- Job Title: PCCU Consultant/Head of Service PCCU
- Email Address: craigstewart1@nhs.net
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