Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Senior Clinical Fellow in Stroke Medicine

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Senior Clinical Fellow for Stroke Services
This is a full-time one-year fixed-term appointment to a Senior Clinical Fellow (STR3+ Equivalent) within the Stroke Service.
Stroke Medicine Is a Vibrant Specialty At The Norfolk And Norwich University Hospital
There have been significant developments over the last few years. Patients are now admitted directly to the Hyperacute Stroke Unit (Heydon Ward). Urgent CT is available, and 24/7 Thrombolysis is supported by a Rota of Band 6 Nurses. Applicants with a variety of experience are welcome to apply. Examples may include:
- General Medicine
- Geriatric Medicine
- Neurology
- Rehabilitation Medicine
- General (Internal) Medicine/Acute Medicine
- Cardiology
- Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics
The appointment is to the Trust, not to specific hospitals.
All doctors, including the appointee, will be expected to be involved in implementing the Trust’s Clinical Governance programme. This includes active participation in clinical audit, quality, clinical guidelines/pathways, professional development, appraisal, and risk management.
Every encouragement will be given to the candidate to get through his/her exams and also expand his/her experience in all aspects of Stroke Medicine and General Medicine. Intensive training for the MRCP exams and PACES is available in the NNUHFT.
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The Post Will Be Based At The Norfolk And Norwich University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust And Norwich Community Hospital Trust
Features Of The Stroke Service
- High volume service – up to 1200 strokes per year, 1000+ people assessed in the rapid access TIA Clinic
- Active stroke thrombolysis service 24/7
- TIA clinics providing same day service to most patients
- Stroke Rehabilitation
- Academic Department – Active participation in multi-centre + local studies. Excellent opportunity to become involved in research and clinical audits.
- Members of Consultant Staff include Dr Nav Shinh (Clinical Lead), Dr Kneale Metcalf, Dr Chit Hmu, Dr Rajesh Rajakunjaram, and Dr Paddy Sutton. The Neurology Consultants also jointly run the TIA clinic.
- Active participation in the regional stroke teleconference held monthly
The Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust (NNUH)
The Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust (NNUH) is one of the busiest teaching trusts in England. We serve over 900,000 people across Norfolk, North Suffolk, and surrounding areas for specialist services. In 2016/17, our 7,500 members of staff delivered 816,000 outpatient appointments, 90,000 day cases, and 90,000 inpatient admissions from our two hospitals.


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The Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital is located on the Norwich Research Park and serves the population of Norfolk and Norfolk Suffolk and further afield for specialist services. It opened in 2001 and is a 1,200 bed teaching hospital with state-of-the-art facilities. We provide a wide range of secondary and tertiary services, including Accident and Emergency. The trust will be commemorating 250 years of a hospital in Norwich in 2021.
Cromer and District Hospital is located in Cromer on the North Norfolk coast and serves the North Norfolk population. It was redeveloped in 2012 to replace the 1930s-founded hospital. We provide a wide range of consultant-led outpatient services, day case operations, and a Minor Injuries Unit (MIU). The trust is commemorating 150 years of a hospital in Cromer in 2017/18.
Our Vision
To ‘provide every patient with the care we want for those we love the most’, Our PRIDE values support our vision and guide the behaviour of everything we do.
For Further Details / Informal Visits Contact:
Name: Dr Rajesh Rajakunjaram
Job title: Consultant in Stroke Medicine
Email address: Rajesh.Rajakunjaram@nnuh.nhs.uk
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