Senior Clinical Fellow - General & Colorectal Surgery
Job type:Permanent
Location:North West
Salary/Rate:£61,825.00 to £95,400.00
Grade:Middle Grade
Specialty:Colorectal Surgery
Job ref:6242
Post Date:16.07.25
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Stella Redgrave-Nevison
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About the Role
Senior Clinical Fellow – General & Colorectal Surgery
Location: NHS Trust, North West England
Contract: Fixed-Term / Substantive
Grade: Senior Clinical Fellow
Advance your surgical career with hands-on exposure to colorectal surgery.
We are inviting applications for a Senior Clinical Fellow to join a busy General & Colorectal Surgery team at a high-performing NHS Trust. This is an excellent opportunity to gain experience in a supportive, multi-site unit delivering emergency and elective general surgical services with colorectal subspecialty input.
Key Responsibilities
Ideal Candidate
What We Offer
Whether you're seeking to build a subspecialty interest in colorectal surgery, return to NHS practice, or prepare for a training or CESR pathway — this role offers the right balance of clinical challenge and career support.
Location: NHS Trust, North West England
Contract: Fixed-Term / Substantive
Grade: Senior Clinical Fellow
Advance your surgical career with hands-on exposure to colorectal surgery.
We are inviting applications for a Senior Clinical Fellow to join a busy General & Colorectal Surgery team at a high-performing NHS Trust. This is an excellent opportunity to gain experience in a supportive, multi-site unit delivering emergency and elective general surgical services with colorectal subspecialty input.
Key Responsibilities
- Provide care for elective and emergency general surgery patients
- Assist in colorectal procedures (both open and laparoscopic)
- Participate in the on-call general surgery Rota
- Attend clinics, endoscopy, MDT meetings, and ward rounds
- Support audit, teaching, and service development
Ideal Candidate
- Full GMC registration
- MRCS (or equivalent)
- 4+ years post-qualification surgical experience
- Interest or experience in colorectal surgery
- Excellent communication and MDT working skills
- Audit, QIP, or teaching experience desirable
What We Offer
- Mentored exposure to colorectal and laparoscopic procedures
- Support for CESR or future specialty training
- Dedicated time for clinical education and audit
- A welcoming team and access to university teaching opportunities
- Based in a region close to the Lake District and Yorkshire Dales
Whether you're seeking to build a subspecialty interest in colorectal surgery, return to NHS practice, or prepare for a training or CESR pathway — this role offers the right balance of clinical challenge and career support.
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Contract: Fixed-Term / Substantive
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Advance your surgical career with hands-on exposure to colorectal surgery.
We are inviting applications for a Senior Clinical Fellow to join a busy General & Colorectal Surgery team at a high-performing NHS Trust. This is an excellent opportunity to gain experience in a supportive, multi-site unit delivering emergency and elective general surgical services with colorectal subspecialty input.
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Support audit, teaching, and service development
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A welcoming team and access to university teaching opportunities
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📞 Contact Stella Redgrave-Nevison at Indigo Healthcare Recruitment
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📱 07881 387351
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