Somerset NHS Foundation Trust
Trust Doctor ST1/2 Eq. in Paediatrics

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This Trust Doctor (ST1/2 Eq.) position in Paediatrics with Somerset NHS Foundation Trust is a hospital-based role at Yeovil District Hospital, providing an excellent opportunity to gain experience in acute paediatrics and neonatal care.
Role Highlights
- Care for children and young people within a busy paediatric service.
Work Across
- Children's outpatient department
- Ambulatory care services
- 23-bed inpatient children's ward
- 8-cot Special Care Baby Unit (Level 1 neonatal care)
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Working Hours and Pattern
- Full time (40 hours per week)
- Fixed term contract for 12 months
The post is part of a 1 in 7 Tier 1 rota, including:
- Normal working days
- Twilight shifts
- Long days
- Night shifts
Why Apply?
- Broad exposure to acute paediatrics and neonatology.
- Close consultant supervision and support.
- Experience across inpatient, outpatient, ambulatory, and neonatal settings.
- Ideal for doctors seeking further paediatric experience or preparation for specialist training.


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