Somerset NHS Foundation Trust
Trust Doctor (ST4 Eq.) in Paediatrics

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This ST4+ Equivalent Trust Doctor in Paediatrics post at Yeovil District Hospital, Somerset NHS Foundation Trust is a registrar-level opportunity for doctors seeking to further develop their experience in acute paediatrics and neonatology within a supportive NHS environment.
Working Hours and Pattern
- Full time, 40 hours per week
- Working Monday to Sunday on a full shift rotation
- Fixed Term for 12 months
- Registrar-level (Tier 2) rota.
- 1:8 on-call frequency.
Includes
- Day shifts
- Twilight shifts
- Long days
- Night shifts
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Development Opportunities
The Role Offers
- Exposure to a broad range of acute paediatric and neonatal cases.
- Teaching and educational activities.
- Involvement in audit and quality improvement projects.
- Opportunities to contribute to service development.
- Support for professional growth, including doctors working towards the Portfolio Pathway (formerly CESR).
Ideal Candidate
This Position Would Suit a Doctor Who
- Has previous NHS paediatric experience.
- Is working at or near ST4+ equivalent level.
- Wants to strengthen skills in acute paediatrics and neonatology.
- Is interested in gaining additional experience before higher specialist training or pursuing the Portfolio Pathway.


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Important Information
- Non-training post
- Not recognised for specialty training by the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH)
- Strong educational and clinical support available through Somerset NHS Foundation Trust.
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