The Shrewsbury and Telford Hospitals NHS Trust is looking for a permanent Specialty Doctor in Anaesthetics and Intensive Care who will be based at the Princess Royal Hospital (PRH), Telford for the on-call element of the role but with responsibilities across both hospitals’ sites (Princess Royal Hospital Telford and Royal Shrewsbury Hospital) during normal working hours.

Duties will principally involve supported cover of elective theatre sessions, an on-call commitment to the Intensive Care Unit and occasional daytime work in emergency theatres/ obstetric theatres and delivery suite.

• The role supports pregnant women by helping them make healthy lifestyle changes, such as stopping smoking, managing weight and keeping up to date with vaccinations.
• It involves coordinating the daily running of the Healthy Pregnancy Support Service and supporting the advisors who work with families.
• The post holder will also have their own caseload, offering advice, information and encouragement to women during pregnancy.
• They will work closely with midwives and other health staff to make sure care is smooth and well-organised.
• The role helps ensure women receive the right support at the right time for a healthy pregnancy and a positive outcome.

• Support the care of newborn babies by working as part of a specialist healthcare team 
• Learn and build advanced clinical skills through training and supervised practice 
• Help with patient assessments and care decisions, knowing when to ask for senior support • Communicate clearly and kindly with parents and carers, offering support and information 
• Keep accurate records and follow policies to ensure safe, high-quality care 
• Take part in teaching, learning and service improvement to support the team and patient care 

• The role helps make sure the Centre runs safely, smoothly and within budget.
• It supports staff and leads day-to-day work to give patients high-quality care.
• It uses information and data to spot problems, make improvements and support good patient flow.
• It works with managers, nurses, doctors and other teams to plan services and meet key targets.
• It helps manage staff, supports training and development, and makes sure policies are followed.
• It supports good use of money and resources, and helps the Centre meet its goals. 

• The role supports babies, children and families by giving specialist diet advice and care, working closely with the paediatric team and wider health staff, including community services.
• You assess each child’s nutritional needs, create safe and accurate diet plans, and review their progress, including complex cases such as home enteral feeding.
• You run outpatient clinics, take part in multi‑disciplinary meetings, and give follow‑up support by phone or in person to help families understand and follow diet plans.
•  You work independently, make clinical decisions, and manage your own caseload while following professional standards and Trust policies such as clinical governance.
• You communicate clearly with parents, carers and staff, often sharing sensitive information, and help ensure smooth care between hospital and community teams.
• You keep your skills up to date, use specialist equipment safely, and help improve the service by contributing to guidelines, reports and team development. 

• The role is to carry out mechanical and building maintenance work across hospital sites, making sure equipment and systems are safe and working well.
• You will work on heating, water, plumbing and other mechanical systems, and help with electrical and building tasks when needed. You will plan your own daily work, solve problems, and sometimes support or guide other team members.
• You will take part in the on-call rota and must be able to reach the hospital within 45 minutes for emergencies.
• You will work safely, follow all Trust rules, and be ready to work in different areas, including tight spaces, hot or noisy places, and outdoors in bad weather.
• You will also help keep the maintenance team running smoothly and may support apprentices as they learn.

• This role supports registered nurses in providing safe and caring support to patients.
• It involves helping patients with everyday needs such as washing, eating, drinking and moving safely.
• You will check and record basic health information and report any concerns to a nurse.
• The job includes keeping the ward clean, tidy and well-organised, and helping with basic admin tasks.
• You will work flexibly across different wards and follow all training, policies and safety rules.
• Good communication, kindness and respect for patients and their individual needs are essential. 

• The role supports babies, children and families by giving specialist diet advice and care, working closely with the paediatric team and wider health staff, including community services.
• You assess each child’s nutritional needs, create safe and accurate diet plans, and review their progress, including complex cases such as home enteral feeding.
• You run outpatient clinics, take part in multi‑disciplinary meetings, and give follow‑up support by phone or in person to help families understand and follow diet plans.
• You work independently, make clinical decisions, and manage your own caseload while following professional standards and Trust policies such as clinical governance.
• You communicate clearly with parents, carers and staff, often sharing sensitive information, and help ensure smooth care between hospital and community teams.
• You keep your skills up to date, use specialist equipment safely, and help improve the service by contributing to guidelines, reports and team development.

• This role helps keep the Audiology Department running smoothly each day.
• You will support patients and staff by answering questions and giving clear information.
• The job includes booking appointments, managing records, and keeping systems up to date.
• You will handle calls, emails, and face-to-face enquiries in a friendly and helpful way.
• You will help organise clinics, process referrals, and support the wider team.
• The role also includes working with others, staying organised, and making sure tasks are completed on time. 

• Supporting the finance team by helping with monthly accounts and using the Trust’s finance systems
• Preparing journals to make sure the financial records are correct
• Raising invoices when needed as part of day‑to‑day finance work
• Using software to complete tasks and build confidence with computer systems
• Communicating clearly in writing and speaking while keeping information private
• Working towards the Level 3 Apprenticeship and completing training to support your development 

• You will help care for patients and make sure they get the right treatment. 
•  You will support and guide other staff, helping them do their jobs well. 
•  You will help manage the ward or department when the manager is away. 
•  You will make sure the team works well together and uses time and resources wisely. 
•  You will talk with patients, families, and staff to make sure everyone understands what’s happening. • You will  help train new staff and make sure care is always safe and up to date. 

• Provide specialist assessment and treatment for patients with complex needs, working independently to plan and deliver care.
• Work closely with other healthcare staff to make sure patients receive safe care and are discharged at the right time.
• Manage your own workload and help support and guide other team members through training and supervision.
• Give clear advice and support to patients, families and colleagues, using strong communication skills at all times.
• Keep accurate patient records, follow policies, and take part in audits and service improvements.
• Act as a source of expert knowledge within the team and help improve services across the organisation. 

• This role helps deliver important laboratory tests that support patient care.
• You will carry out a range of tests in areas such as blood sciences and help keep laboratory equipment running safely.
• You will record results accurately and pass on urgent information to clinical staff when needed.
• You will help look after blood stocks and take part in quality checks to make sure work meets national standards.
• You will also support and guide Medical Laboratory Assistants and take part in the out of hours service when required. 

• This job is about helping a busy medical team by doing important office work. You will type letters and notes using a computer, sometimes by listening to recordings.
• You will answer phone calls and help patients who may be worried or upset.
• You will help keep patient records safe, tidy, and easy to find. • You will work with other teams and make sure messages and tasks are shared properly.
• You will help keep the office running smoothly and support your team when needed.  

• You will lead the day-to-day running of the Centre to make sure services are safe, high quality, and run well.
• You will manage staff and support teams to work together and provide the best care for patients.
• You will make sure targets are met and services run on time by using data to track performance.
• You will plan and improve services so they are more efficient and meet patient needs.
• You will manage budgets and resources carefully to keep services financially stable.
• You will make sure rules, safety standards, and policies are followed at all times.

• This job is about helping a busy medical team by doing important office work. You will type letters and notes using a computer, sometimes by listening to recordings.
• You will answer phone calls and help patients who may be worried or upset.
• You will help keep patient records safe, tidy, and easy to find.
• You will work with other teams and make sure messages and tasks are shared properly.
• You will help keep the office running smoothly and support your team when needed.

• This role supports a hospital Consultant and their team by helping to manage their work and keep things running smoothly.
• You will organise appointments, meetings, and patient records, making sure everything is in the right place at the right time.
• You’ll speak to patients, doctors, and other staff, sharing important information and helping with questions or concerns.
• You’ll write letters, reports, and other documents using medical terms, and make sure they are accurate and clear.
• You’ll help train and support new staff, and make sure office systems and equipment are working properly.
• You’ll work in a busy environment and need to stay calm and focused, even when things get stressful.

An exciting opportunity has arisen at the Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust for dynamic and enthusiastic Locally Employed Doctors (ST1-2 Equivalent) in Emergency Medicine with positions available at both The Royal Shrewsbury Hospital (RSH) and the Princess Royal Hospital (PRH). It is an opportunity to join a friendly and dynamic hospital team with a range of specialty interests and an excellent reputation for providing an educational and supportive environment. 

The post is ideal for doctors looking to develop clinical competency to progress their career and to go on to apply for national training.

The successful candidates will work within our Emergency Departments, one of which, has a Trauma Unit Status, alongside our motivated and committed teams, contributing to the growth and development of the workforce and services, in creating and delivering the future vision of the organisation.

• The role is multi-skilled, working across Cleanliness, Catering and Portering to support hospital services.
• Staff will work shifts including early, late, night and weekend hours as part of a rota.
• Duties include cleaning hospital areas, transporting patients and equipment, and helping with food service for patients, staff and visitors.
• Team members must follow health and safety rules, infection control procedures and food hygiene standards.
• The job involves physical tasks such as lifting, moving equipment and walking long distances.
• Staff will also provide support in emergencies and assist patients, visitors and clinical teams when needed.

A formal job plan will be agreed between the successful candidate and their Clinical Director/Lead and consultant colleagues, on behalf of the Medical Director within 3 months of starting in post. A full-time job plan is based on a 10 PA working week (not inc on call PAs). The job plan will be reviewed annually and is a prospective agreement that sets out the doctor's duties, responsibilities, and objectives for the coming year. It covers all aspects of a doctor's professional practice including clinical work, teaching, research, education and managerial responsibilities. It will provide a clear schedule of commitments, both internal and external and will include personal objectives, detailing links to wider service improvements and trust strategic priorities.

For a full-time contract, the job plan will be divided on average per week (pro-rata for a part time post) as: 
• 9 Programmed Activities (PAs) of Direct Clinical Care (includes 1.3 PAs on call) - includes clinical activity, clinically related activity and predictable and unpredictable emergency work. 
• 1 Supporting Professional Activities (SPAs) - includes CPD, audit, teaching and research. 
• Out of Hours Activity – attracts 1.23 PA’s, 1:6 non resident, attracting a 2% supplement. 

The allocation of PAs is reviewed and may be subject to adjustment when a further diary exercise is undertaken or if the service demands a review of the team job plan.

Any applicant who is unable, for personal reasons, to work full-time will be eligible to be considered for the post. If such a person is appointed, modification of the job content will be discussed on a personal basis with the Trust in consultation with other consultant colleagues.

• The role supports the Renal Unit team by helping with daily admin tasks.
• You will speak with patients, staff and visitors, staying calm and friendly at all times.
• You will answer phones, book transport and appointments, and keep records up to date.
• You will use computer systems to enter information and help the unit run smoothly.
• You will organise your own workload with guidance and follow all policies and procedures.
• The job is important in helping the team give safe, efficient care to patients. 

• The role supports research healthcare professionals in delivering safe, high quality care to patients taking part in clinical trials.
• The postholder helps with basic clinical tasks such as taking blood samples, recording observations, and preparing and processing patient samples.
• They assist with organising clinics, completing paperwork, and making sure all patient information is accurate and follows clinical trial guidelines.
• The role involves communicating with patients, carers, and staff, ensuring patients feel supported and their needs are met while respecting privacy and dignity.
• They help monitor patients during and after treatment, reporting any concerns to qualified professionals.
• The postholder also supports the smooth running of clinical trials by managing equipment, preparing clinic areas, and helping the research team work effectively.