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Senior Clinical Fellow in Urology

United Kingdom The Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust £67,325 a year*
Job Description

The Senior Clinical Fellow in Urology will provide assessment, diagnosis and treatment for urology patients across inpatient, outpatient and emergency settings. The role is likely to include participation in theatre, clinics, ward rounds, on-call duties and multidisciplinary team meetings, with opportunities to develop specialist surgical and clinical skills. Applicants should hold a primary medical qualification, GMC registration with a licence to practise, and relevant postgraduate experience in urology or a closely related surgical specialty. Evidence of safe independent clinical practice, NHS experience, sound communication skills and commitment to teaching, audit, research and continuing professional development will be expected. Candidates must work effectively within a multidisciplinary team and demonstrate professionalism, compassion and strong clinical governance awareness.

Company Info

The Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust provides hospital and community healthcare services to people across Rotherham and surrounding areas in South Yorkshire. Its main site, Rotherham Hospital, offers emergency, medical, surgical, maternity, outpatient and specialist services, including urology. As an NHS foundation trust, it combines public-service responsibilities with local accountability and works closely with primary care, local authorities and regional partners. The Trust employs a broad range of clinical, technical and support staff and promotes patient-centred care, professional development, education, research and continuous improvement. Rotherham is also connected to larger regional centres such as Sheffield, giving staff access to wider specialist networks while working in a community-focused organisation.

Destination Guide

The United Kingdom offers substantial opportunities for doctors, nurses, allied health professionals and healthcare managers through the NHS and private sector. British workplace culture generally values punctuality, teamwork, clear communication, professional accountability and respect for diversity. Lifestyle varies from busy cities to quieter towns and countryside; Rotherham has relatively affordable housing and good links to Sheffield, Leeds and Manchester. International doctors usually need GMC registration and may require an employment-based Skilled Worker visa, with the NHS commonly acting as a licensed sponsor. Applicants should check qualification recognition, English-language requirements, immigration rules, healthcare surcharge arrangements and dependants’ rights before relocating. Typical practical steps include securing a contract, arranging accommodation, obtaining a National Insurance number and opening a UK bank account. Costs and weather vary considerably, so budgeting for housing, transport and initial relocation expenses is advisable.

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