Clinical Fellow in Oncology

OverviewJob summary:

This is an exciting opportunity for a clinical fellow to join the oncology department. This post is based at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust. It provides an opportunity to train in all aspects of Oncology. The post is for 12 months to cover maternity leave. The post would be suitable for ST3 level trainees keen to gain extra oncology experience prior to obtaining a National Training Number (NTN).Main dutiesThe successful applicant would be attached to an oncology consultant and would work similarly to NTN fellows. The timetable includes acute oncology work, attendance at clinics, radiotherapy planning, and exposure to clinical trials. On-call duties would be available on the SPR rota for those with full MRCP qualification. Site specialization can be discussed with candidates who have a strong preference or who are considering this post as a step toward an alternative career path (e.g., palliative care or respiratory medicine).

Note:

past clinical fellows have successfully obtained NTNs in their chosen specialties. About us The Department serves a resident population of 1.1 million and currently sees approximately 3000 new patients each year, providing a comprehensive range of non-surgical Oncology services to the East Midlands. The Department has around 30 Medical Oncology and Clinical Oncology Consultants providing site specialist care in multidisciplinary teams. There is an active training programme for Junior Staff within the Trent Deanery rotations.

There are around 50 Junior Doctor roles comprising Clinical Oncology and Medical Oncology Specialist Trainees, Clinical Fellows and Foundation Doctors. There is an internationally recognised PGDIP Course in Oncology run by the Academic Department. The Department has a very active Clinical Trials programme with a dedicated research team for academic, NCRN and industry-led studies and works with the NCRN. There is a commitment from all staff to research, development and clinical audit within the Department at a multidisciplinary level.DetailsDate posted: 01 September 2025 Pay scheme:
Hospital medical and dental staff Grade:
Doctor - other Salary: £65,048 a year per annum Contract:

Fixed term Duration: 12 months Working pattern:
Full-time Reference number: Job locations:
City Campus, Hucknall Road, Nottingham, NG5 1PBResponsibilities

• Clinical:
  The post holder would be responsible for the assessment and treatment of oncology patients with a range of malignancies. They will undertake the following duties:
• Assist in the supervision of junior doctors on the ward to support high-quality care and throughput of patients.
• Provide attendance at outpatient clinics assisting with patient follow up and on-treatment clinics. Clinics will be held at either Nottingham City Hospital or Kingsmill Hospital Mansfield. Site-specific clinics can be selected if desired.
• Support the MDT in recruitment of patients to agreed clinical trials.

Teaching / EducationThe post holder would be invited to attend all specialist registrar training and educational meetings within the department. They would be expected to contribute with training junior doctors and students on the ward. We intend to offer funding and access to the Oncology PGCert/PGDip where available. Clinical ResearchThe post holder will be encouraged to carry out a piece of clinical research and to present it at an appropriate meeting. A supervisor would be allocated to help and support this.Person SpecificationEducation and Qualifications

• Essential:
  Full GMC registration and License to Practice
• Desirable: MRCP or equivalent (Candidates who have passed Part 1 and/or 2 with or without PACES)

Experience

• Essential:
  Broad-based knowledge of and understanding of General Medicine
• Desirable:
  Previous experience in Oncology/Haematology;
  Teaching medical students;
  Experience of audit

Qualities and attributes

• Essential:
  Demonstrate ability to work as part of a team;
  Keep good medical records and communicate with other hospital departments;
  Understand and communicate with patients and colleagues
• Desirable:
  Ability to undertake research projects and audit;
  Undertake investigative, audit, and research work outside immediate clinical responsibility

Other requirements

• Essential:
  Demonstrable skills in listening, reading, writing and speaking in English as per GMC Good Medical Practice (2013)
• Essential:
  Broad-based knowledge of and understanding of General Medicine

Disclosures Disclosure and Barring Service check:
This post is subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act and a DBS disclosure may be required to check for any previous criminal convictions.Certificate of Sponsorship and UK Registration

• Certificate of Sponsorship:
  Applications from job seekers who require UK Skilled Worker sponsorship will be considered. For information visit the UK Visas and Immigration website.
• UK Registration:
  Applicants must have current UK professional registration. See NHS Careers website.

Employer detailsEmployer name:
Nottingham University Hospitals NHS…