The Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust is seeking to appoint a substantive Consultant Urological Surgeon with a specialist interest in Paediatric Urology. The post will be predominantly based at The Royal Shrewsbury Hospital, with responsibilities extending across both hospital sites.

• 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. 

• 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.  

• Help care for people of all ages in different places, making sure they feel safe and respected.
• Work closely with nurses and other team members to give the best care possible.
• Give medicine and check people’s health, asking for help when needed.
• Talk kindly and clearly with patients, families and staff, and keep information private.
• Support and guide junior staff while learning and improving your own skills.
• Be flexible, responsible and ready to act when things change or problems arise. 

• The role involves caring for patients by checking their needs, planning their care, and keeping them safe at all times.
• You will work closely with patients, their families, and the wider team, making sure any changes in a patient’s condition are acted on quickly.
• You will act professionally, follow nursing standards, and speak up for patients to protect their dignity and wishes.
• You will help teach and support junior staff and students, while also keeping your own skills and training up to date.
• You will help lead the team, manage your workload, and make sure the ward runs safely and smoothly.
• You will communicate clearly with patients, families, and colleagues, keeping accurate records and sharing information in the right way.

• Provide expert advice, information and support to people diagnosed with skin cancer, as well as their families and carers.
• Help manage patients throughout their care journey, including follow-up appointments, skin checks and ongoing monitoring.
• Work closely with doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals to make sure patients receive safe, high-quality care.
• Support patients with understanding their diagnosis, treatment options and how to look after their health.
• Teach and guide staff, students and colleagues, sharing specialist knowledge to improve care and best practice.
• Maintain accurate patient records, follow national guidelines and help develop and improve the skin cancer service across the Trust. 

• Lead defined IMS implementation projects or workstreams from initiation to post-implementation review, taking responsibility for delivery against agreed scope, quality, timescales and benefit measures.
• Develop, maintain and monitor detailed implementation plans for multiple wards or departments, coordinating interdependent activities including engagement, stock audits, data preparation, equipment deployment, user access, communications, training, testing and go-live support.
• Act as the principal operational contact for allocated implementations and provide authoritative advice on the standard IMS implementation process.
• Organise and facilitate multidisciplinary planning and progress meetings, producing agendas, actions, decisions and clear follow-up arrangements.

• Support the day-to-day running of ophthalmology outpatient clinics, helping to provide a safe, efficient and high-quality service for patients.
• Carry out a wide range of eye tests and imaging procedures, using specialist equipment to support diagnosis and treatment.
• Assist doctors and other healthcare professionals during clinics, procedures and treatments, ensuring patients receive the best possible care.
• Provide guidance and support to new and existing Ophthalmic Assistants, helping colleagues develop their skills and meet required standards.
• Keep accurate patient records, maintain clinical equipment and stock, and follow all Trust policies relating to safety, confidentiality and infection prevention.
• Work closely with the wider eye care team, communicating effectively with patients, families and colleagues while promoting a positive and caring environment.

• This role helps deliver safe, high-quality nutrition care for patients who need tube feeding or IV nutrition.
• It involves assessing patients, planning their care and supporting staff across the hospital with specialist advice.
• The post holder works closely with nurses, doctors, dietitians and other teams to make sure patients get the right nutrition support.
• They will also help teach and train staff, support service development and act as a resource for complex feeding needs.
• The role includes working independently, making clinical decisions and helping to run a seven-day nutrition service.