This role is for a senior Clinical Fellow at ST6+ level undertaking the CESR programme in Anaesthesia and Intensive Care Medicine. Applicants should hold a primary medical qualification, GMC registration with a licence to practise, suitable postgraduate anaesthetic experience, and relevant competencies in critical care. Successful candidates are expected to provide safe, high-quality perioperative and intensive care, participate in emergency and on-call rotas, contribute to teaching and clinical governance, maintain accurate records, and work effectively within multidisciplinary teams. Candidates should demonstrate professionalism, sound clinical judgement, communication skills, commitment to continuing professional development, and evidence of progress toward CESR or equivalent specialist recognition.
Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is a major teaching and research organisation in England, bringing together Addenbrooke’s Hospital and the Rosie Hospital. Based in Cambridge, it provides a broad range of specialist, tertiary and emergency services to local, regional and national patients. The Trust has strong links with the University of Cambridge and is internationally recognised for clinical research, medical education and innovation. Its services include neurosciences, transplantation, cancer care, women’s and children’s health, emergency medicine, anaesthesia and intensive care. The organisation supports doctors through structured training, appraisal, research opportunities and multidisciplinary learning. As an NHS employer, it offers nationally aligned terms and conditions, pension access and opportunities to develop a portfolio career in clinical practice, teaching, leadership and research.
The United Kingdom offers extensive opportunities for doctors, nurses, scientists and other healthcare professionals, particularly in NHS hospitals and universities. Its culture is diverse, generally professional and respectful of work-life boundaries, although clinical work can be demanding. Lifestyle varies from historic cities and countryside to busy urban centres; Cambridge offers excellent education, transport links and cultural facilities, but housing can be expensive. International doctors normally need GMC registration, appropriate English-language evidence and a UK medical visa, commonly the Health and Care Worker visa, with employer sponsorship. Candidates should budget for visa fees, immigration health arrangements where applicable, accommodation and relocation costs. Checking eligibility, registration requirements, rota expectations and NHS employment terms before moving is advisable. The UK’s public transport, schools and healthcare system can make family relocation practical, though regional living costs differ considerably.
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