@TheKingsFund@NuffieldTrust@HealthFdn Splitting reporting, so that Minor Injury Units, Eye Units & Urgent Treatment Centres are reported seperately from Major EDs is important. I don't really care if someone with a sprained ankle spends 241 minutes in a UTC, but I care if an 85 year old sleeps overnight in corridor
🚨Emergency Medicine Jr & Sr Clinical Fellow posts at Major Trauma Centre in Newcastle
80:20 EM and:
Sports Med 🏉 with @FalconsRugby
PHEM 🚁 with @GNairambulance
Paeds EM 👶
Ultrasound
Jr - https://t.co/h52N9slULC
Sr - https://t.co/oEfRIiN9Pc
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DMs open
@PennySDale excited to be wrapping these up for my 2 year old. Can’t wait for him to have them for Christmas. Dinosaur Xmas currently bedtime story favourite followed by Rescue and Dig. Thanks to you for writing these amazing books and love seeing our boy so engaged with stories.
Exciting opportunity for Emergency Medicine middle grades to work in an adult & paediatric major trauma centre @NewcastleHosps
Highly possible to extend post for those interested in alternatives to rotational training.
https://t.co/GPVkB4dJmu
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DMs open for info
#medtwitter
Anyone looking for a critical care middle grade post in Feb 2024 - how about trying our team, we’re a friendly bunch in a great part of the world @SouthTees
@Cheapoflurane @ahyde635@GalensGhost@_a_liNE_news https://t.co/bpHYkOMvtQ
@BMA_Consultants What’s the rationale of stopping pay progression at 14year point?
Become a consultant at 35, staggered pay progression until 49 and then stagnant wages until retire at 65? (No faith in DDRB reforms?)
Still gaining years experience + seniority that isn’t then reflected in pay?!
Today we introduce the #CallMe name sticker for families. Featuring our NICU’s copyrighted baby socks logo, they provide a visual embodiment of the parents’ role in NICU as equal partners in the care team for their babies. They also help us address parents by their preferred name
Today we introduce the #CallMe name sticker for families. Featuring our NICU’s copyrighted baby socks logo, they provide a visual embodiment of the parents’ role in NICU as equal partners in the care team for their babies. They also help us address parents by their preferred name