Florey Advanced Clinical Fellow (Microbiology)
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Short info about job
Company: University of Sheffield
Department: Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry & Health - Department of Infection, Immunity & Cardiovascular Disease
Salary: £76,761 to £103,490 per annum
Hours: Full Time
Contract type: Fixed-Term/Contract
Type / Role: Academic or Research
Phone: +44-1547 5808990
Fax: +44-1540 1052734
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Detail information about job Florey Advanced Clinical Fellow (Microbiology). Terms and conditions vacancy
Contract Type: Fixed-term for 3 yearsWorking Pattern: Full Time (80:20 academic:clinical)
The University of Sheffield working in partnership with the Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has developed a Florey Advanced Fellowship in Microbiology. We are seeking a highly motivated, enthusiastic individual who has the ambition to be amongst the next generation of world-leading academic clinicians.
Applications are now invited for a fixed-term Florey Advanced Fellowship in Medical Microbiology to commence as soon as possible for three years. The Fellowship is a 80:20 academic:clinical post for post-CCT physicians accredited in Microbiology or dual accredited in Microbiology and Infectious Diseases. Successful candidates will be expected to have high impact publications in the field and a well-developed research plan to include the submission of external applications within the first year.
Full GMC registration is required, together with Membership of the Royal College of Physicians (UK) or equivalent. Applicants should hold a CCT in Microbiology/Virology either as a single specialty or in conjunction with Infectious Diseases. The post holder(s) will be expected to fulfil clinical commitments within the Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust including contributing to the on-call rota at Consultant level and contributing to general or specialist clinics as best suits their academic programme. They will also have an academic base in the Florey Institute and the University Department of Infection, Immunity and Cardiovascular Disease and their research will be expected to align with the Florey Institute’s strategic direction. You should also hold a PhD or MD (obtained through postgraduate research) in a relevant area.
For further information contact Dr David Partridge ([email protected]), Dr Helena Parsons ([email protected]), Professor Simon Foster [email protected] or Professor Sheila Francis [email protected]
Closing date 12 September 2017.