Workforce, training and education
Yorkshire and Humber

Interventional Radiology

ST4 & ST6 Sub-Specialty Recruitment



Information about the training programme

Applications are invited from candidates wishing to undertake a sub-specialty training programme in Interventional Radiology with NHS England.



Please note: to ensure parity with other Interventional Radiology Sub-specialty training posts advertised nationally, these posts will be initially allocated to current HEEYH Clinical Radiology trainees who have applied to the position via the internal vacancy. Any remaining posts will then be recruited to external applicants, using this vacancy.

 

This post offers a unique opportunity to obtain comprehensive training in interventional radiology (IR). This is part of the Yorkshire & Humber School of Radiology and will be coordinated by the Training leads for IR in Yorkshire and the Humber.

NHS England Yorkshire and the Humber offers excellent facilities and opportunities for radiologists wishing to subspecialise in Interventional Radiology. A combination of teaching hospital and DGH placements will ensure that core competencies in general radiology are maintained while increasing experience of interventional procedures to level 2 can be attained prior to completion of training. The posts will incorporate both vascular and non-vascular interventional radiology training.

The expected duration of this programme is 1 or 3 years of training (dependent on whether entering at ST4 or ST6); however, the actual duration may depend on the circumstances of the individual.

 

The Interventional Radiology (IR) sub-specialty training programmes have RCR approval and are designed to fulfil the RCR training requirements for a Consultant Interventional Radiologist as outlined in the sub-speciality training curriculum for and are in line with the 2021 Interventional Radiology curriculum.

 

The qualifications and professional registration requirements plus other eligibility criteria can be found in the person specification.

Recruitment Timeline

The recruitment process for this post will follow the timeline below:*

Activity

Date(s)

Applications Open

12:00 on 19th of Feb 2024

Application Deadline

16:00 on 22nd of March 2024

Longlisting Complete by

w/c 8th of April 2024

Shortlisting

w/c 15th of April 2024

Interviews

w/c 22nd April 2024

Offers Released          

TBC

 

*Please note that all dates are indicative and subject to change.

Vacancies

NHS England working across Yorkshire and the Humber has the following vacancies:

Programme

Start date

Level

Vacancies

West

September 2024

ST4

2

South September 2024 ST4 2
East September 2024 ST4 1

West/ South/ East

September 2024 ST6 0

All vacancy information is indicative and subject to change at any time.

Applications

The deadline for submitting applications is 4pm on the 22nd of March 2024. After this time no applications will be accepted. There will be no exceptions to this deadline. You are advised to complete and submit your application ahead of the deadline to allow for any unforeseen problems.

Applications will only be accepted through the Oriel online application system.

 

For guidance on creating an account, registering and submitting your application using the system please refer to the Oriel Applicant User Guide which can be downloaded from the Oriel Resource Bank.

 

All interviews will be held via Microsoft Teams in May, on a date to be confirmed.

 

Before applying, please read the Job Description and Person Specification to assess your suitability for the post.

Eligibility & Longlisting

Applicants for this post will be required to meet the relevant Clinical eligibility criteria for the appropriate specialty and level. This can be determined using the Person Specification.

It is an applicant’s responsibility to demonstrate that they meet the eligibility criteria. All applications will be assessed against the eligibility criteria during longlisting. Any applications which do not meet the eligibility criteria will be longlisted out of the process and will not progress to the next stage.

 

Please note: By allowing applicants to progress to the interview stage, NHS England working across Yorkshire and the Humber DOES NOT accept or confirm that applicants meet all eligibility requirements. This includes immigration status, evidence of achievement of core competencies or equivalent, and requisite length of time in training as per the national person specification. This list is not exhaustive, and is applicable to all eligibility criteria.

Applicants may still be withdrawn from the application process at any stage, including after the interviews have taken place, if the evidence pertaining to an eligibility criterion is found to be unsatisfactory by NHS England working across Yorkshire and the Humber.

Shortlisting

Shortlisting will take place following the completion of longlisting. Where possible we aim to give applicants at least one week's notice to attend an interview. However, unforeseen delays in shortlisting mean this is not always possible.

Offers

All offers will be made using Oriel. Oriel can be accessed at https://www.oriel.nhs.uk/

 

Please refer to the Oriel Applicant User Guide which can be downloaded from the Oriel Resource Bank for further information about receiving and responding to offers.

 

Receiving and Responding to Offers

If you are offered a post you will have 48 hours from the time of your offer, including weekends and bank holidays, to decide whether to accept, reject or hold it. You must respond to the offer through the UK Offers System. No other form of response will be accepted.

IF YOU DO NOT RESPOND TO YOUR OFFER WITHIN 48 HOURS, THE OFFER WILL EXPIRE AND THE POST WILL BE OFFERED TO ANOTHER APPLICANT. YOU WILL NOT RECEIVE ANY FURTHER OFFERS.

Any offer made through this recruitment process is an offer of an allocation to a training programme; it is not an offer of employment. Offers of employment can only be by an employing organisation following completion of satisfactory pre-employment checks.

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