Consultant Orthopaedic

18 Week Support; England; On-site; GBP 100,000 - 125,000; Part time

Job summary

A health care provider in the UK is seeking an experienced professional to provide specialist assessment and management of orthopaedic conditions. You will perform surgical procedures, lead multidisciplinary teams, and ensure continuity of care. The position is part-time, ideal for someone committed to high clinical standards in patient management.

Responsibilities

• Provide specialist assessment and management of orthopaedic conditions.
• Perform orthopaedic surgical procedures to high clinical standards.
• Ensure continuity of patient care from admission through postoperative follow-up.

Job description

Responsibilities

• Provide specialist assessment, diagnosis, and management of orthopaedic conditions, including trauma and elective cases.
• Perform orthopaedic surgical procedures (e.g., joint replacement, fracture fixation, arthroscopy) to the highest clinical standards.
• Lead multidisciplinary ward rounds, outpatient clinics, and emergency on-call sessions.
• Ensure continuity of patient care from admission through postoperative follow‑up.
• Request and interpret investigations such as X-rays, MRI, CT, and laboratory tests.
• Supervise and mentor junior doctors, registrars, nurse practitioners, and allied health professionals.
• Provide clinical decision support to emergency and ward teams.
• Participate in departmental leadership, governance meetings, and service development.
• Adhere to evidence‑based practice and clinical guidelines.
• Lead or participate in clinical audits, morbidity and mortality meetings, and quality‑improvement initiatives.
• Ensure all care complies with hospital policies and regulatory standards.

If you are interested, or would like some further information, please get in touch with Olivia Turner or forward your CV to [e-mail]

Job Details

• Seniority level: Not Applicable
• Employment type: Part‑time
• Job function: Health Care Provider
• Industries: Hospitals and Health Care