Locum Consultant in Medicine for Older Adults with an Interest in Stroke Medicine

Nhs Lanarkshire, Netherton, North Lanarkshire

Locum Consultant in Medicine for Older Adults with an Interest in Stroke Medicine

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Nhs Lanarkshire, Netherton, North Lanarkshire

  • Full time
  • Temporary
  • Remote working

Posted today, 9 Jan | Get your application in now to be one of the first to apply.

Closing date: Closing date not specified

job Ref: 3867318c785e45ae8fd66905ce038154

Full Job Description

Locum Consultant in Medicine for Older Adults with an Interest in Stroke Medicine (1 post - Part Time 6 months)

This post offers the opportunity for a committed and ambitious clinician to join the NHS Lanarkshire stroke service but will be based at University Hospital Wishaw. The candidate can either come solely with an interest in stroke, stroke plus geriatric medicine or stroke plus acute medicine.

Acute stroke services are provided on all 3 acute Lanarkshire hospital sites. These include stroke thrombolysis, Fast Track TIA clinics, acute assessment and rehabilitation for stroke in a dedicated ward. There are 24 integrated stroke beds within University Hospital Wishaw, including input from a stroke specific multidisciplinary team. The regional vascular and Lanarkshire interventional radiology services are based on the Hairmyres' site. A pan-Lanarkshire Stroke Tone Management Clinic runs weekly and involves two stroke consultants and two specialist stroke physiotherapists.

NHS Lanarkshire had the shortest thrombolysis door to needle times in Scotland in the 2019 Scottish Stroke Improvement Programme Annual Report and performs well against other Stroke Standards. Our pathways are currently being redesigned as part of National Thrombectomy Service Planning.

The Stroke Service has recently been awarded University Department Status and is currently recruiting to several multicenter and local research trials. There are two dedicated stroke clinical research practitioners.

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