Trust Doctor; eqv to ST+ in Paediatric Critical Care

Job Summary

Middle Grade Doctor – Paediatric Critical Care Unit (6‑Month Fixed Term, September 2025 Start). We are pleased to invite applications for a 6‑month post within our busy and highly regarded Paediatric Critical Care Unit, starting in September 2025.

• Participation in morning ward rounds and evening handover rounds.
• Day‑to‑day care of patients requiring advanced respiratory support, including CPAP (EME and hood), BiPAP, and mechanical ventilation (HFOV and nitric oxide).
• Assessment of children in A&E and on paediatric wards prior to transfer to PICU.
• Effective liaison with the wider multi‑professional team and external agencies.
• PICANET data entry and completion of discharge summaries.

• MRCPCH, Primary FRCA, or EPIC Diploma (or equivalent).
• Previous paediatric experience at middle grade level.
• Commitment to delivering high standards of care.
• Eligibility for full GMC Registration.
• Good spoken & written English.

• Previous experience in Paediatric Intensive Care.
• Previous experience in Paediatrics/Neonates/Paediatric or Adult Anaesthesia/Emergency Medicine.
• Evidence of research activity/publications.
• Evidence of teaching experience to undergraduates.
• Proficiency in basic paediatric procedures.
• Possession of MRCPCH/Primary FRCA or equivalent/EPIC Diploma.
• Advanced Paediatric Life Support Course.

• Grade:
  Doctor – Other
• Salary: £50,175 to £67,610 per annum.
• Contract:
  
  Fixed term
• Duration: 6 months
• Working pattern:
  Full-time
• Reference number: 259‑MED
  7370487
  
  RLH‑A
• Location:
  
  Royal London Hospital, Whitechapel Road, London, E1 1FR
  .

• Barts Health NHS Trust
• Royal London Hospital, Whitechapel Road, London, E1 1FR
  .
• Website:

Applicants require current UK professional registration and, in certain cases, a Certificate of Sponsorship may be considered for skilled worker applicants. A Disclosure and Barring Service check is required. The role may close early if a sufficient number of applications are received.