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Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Locum Consultant in Neuro Interventional Radiology

Preston
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Locum Consultant Neuro Interventional Radiologist

We are looking to recruit a Locum Consultant Neuro Interventional Radiologist on a 6-month fixed term contract.

Based in our Neuro Radiology Department at LTHTR, covering our 2 hospital sites: Royal Preston Hospital & Chorley District General Hospital.

Opportunities exist to join our regional neurosciences centre for Lancashire and South Cumbria; with the exciting opportunity to support the development and expansion of the Thrombectomy Service along with other recent major service developments which include accreditation as a major trauma centre and designation as a tertiary vascular centre.

We would like to invite you to be a part of our exciting personnel and recent service expansion of the Stroke Thrombectomy service, which includes installation of a 2nd bi-planar Angio- suite.

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  • will be expected to support the provision of a comprehensive Neuroradiology service and work alongside the existing team of neuroradiologists, 6 of whom perform neuro-intervention, along with supporting advanced neuro-imaging and head and neck radiology with reporting, MDT presentation.
  • in conjunction with colleagues, an active role in the planning, development and delivery of the neuro radiology service for the Directorate and associated Network.
  • There is also an ongoing commitment to teaching SPRs who rotate through attachments within the Trust.
  • Support diagnostic neuroradiology colleagues in both IP and OP MRI/CT reporting. Also close working with colleagues in the wider neurosciences and radiology department is expected as part of the daily work.
  • Support the stroke thrombectomy service expansion.
  • Provide support for the local and Network neuroradiology MDTs.

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The successful candidate will be expected to participate in a neuroradiology on call rota with 1:8 frequency [under review].

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Experience in head and neck radiology and advanced neuroimaging techniques is highly desirable.

Working for us here in the Neuroradiology department you will benefit from:

  • The opportunity to join a Regional Specialty
  • Secretarial support
  • Clinical nurse specialist support
  • A mentor
  • On site staff parking
  • Options to teach undergraduate and postgraduate medical students
  • Research opportunities within the NIHR badged on-site Lancashire Clinical Research Facility

For further details / informal visits contact:

  • Name: Dr S Wuppalapati
  • Job title: Clinical Lead for the Thrombectomy Service
  • Email address: siddhartha.wuppalapati@lthtr.nhs.uk
  • Telephone number: 01772 522516

Dr A Mathew, (01772) 524558, or Ruth Mills, Personal Assistant to the Clinical Director & Business Managers - ruth.mills@lthtr.nhs.uk

Dr R Hyde, Consultant Interventional Neuroradiologist, Clinical Lead for the Regional Stroke Service (01772) 522516

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