• The role involves helping with treatment planning and mould room services, which support radiotherapy for patients.
• You will make special shells and devices that keep patients still during treatment, and help plan safe and effective radiation treatments.
• You will work with senior staff to supervise services, give advice, and support improvements in how care is delivered. Training and professional registration will be required, with support provided to achieve this.
• You will also help train and guide junior staff, and take part in research and development projects.
• The job requires careful attention to detail, good communication with patients and staff, and a commitment to high standards of safety and quality.

The Trust is seeking to appoint 1 Consultant Neonatal Paediatrician or Neonatologist. The post is to replace an existing gap in the consultant team. The expansion will enable our team to undertake consultant led transitional care ward rounds, enhance neonatal liaison with paediatric service, improve quality and education within our department and fully embed RCPCH 7 day consultant working at weekends safely. The full consultant team will consist of 8 Neonatologists/ Neonatal Paediatricians.

The posts attract 10 Pas, part time applicants and job share applications will be welcomed. Additional interests in echocardiography, neonatal neurology, neonatal respiratory medicine or education would be particularly welcome. 

• The Colorectal Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS) provides expert nursing care for patients being tested or treated for possible colorectal cancer.
• They manage their own group of patients, making sure diagnosis and treatment happen quickly and within national standards.
• The role involves running nurse-led clinics, giving specialist advice, and working closely with doctors and other health professionals.
• The CNS supports patients and families with clear information, emotional care, and advocacy throughout the cancer pathway.
• They also help improve services, share knowledge with colleagues, and ensure the highest standards of patient care are maintained

• This role manages the day-to-day maintenance and repair of hospital buildings, equipment, and grounds to make sure everything is safe and works properly.
• You will lead a team of in-house staff and contractors, planning and checking work to meet NHS and legal standards.
• The job includes looking after systems like medical gases, water safety, and electrical safety, and making sure maintenance plans are followed.
• You will manage budgets, approve spending, and find ways to work more efficiently.
• The role also involves working with other managers, hospital teams, and outside contractors to keep services running smoothly and support patient care.