Junior Clinical Fellow in Trauma and Orthopaedics | University Hospitals Dorset NHS Foundation Trust


Company:	Royal Bournemouth and Christchurch Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Salary:	£55,355 Per Annum
Hours:	Full-time
Location:	Poole, BH15 2JB
Job type:	Permanent
Posting date:	29 Sept 2026
Closing date:	29 Oct 2026

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Summary

University Hospitals Dorset Foundation Trust is currently seeking to appoint a Junior Clinical Fellow, (ST 1-2) to be part of the trauma rota.

Applicants are invited to apply for the post of Trust Junior Clinical Fellow which is offered on a permanent basis. The successful candidates must have a GMC recognised Medical degree and at least 4 months NHS experience (this does not include Clinical Attachments as they are unpaid).

The post is based at University Hospitals Dorset, and is suitable for candidates who have completed their foundation years or equivalent and are looking to increase their experience in trauma and orthopaedics in our busy trauma unit.

The applicant should be able to work flexibly and to act on own initiative and to support junior staff members.

In order to deliver this level of service applicants should have proven experience of on calls and ward cover.

The applicant should be able to work flexibly and to act on own initiative and to support junior staff members.

Our values define who we are as #TeamUHD. They underpin everything we do now and in the future. They define how we treat our patients, visitors, and each other, our valued team mates and colleagues.

To understand the role in more detail please read the full job description and person specification documents which are attached to this advert.

We do reserve the right to close this advertisement early if we receive a high volume of suitable applications.

This advert closes on Tuesday 13 Oct 2026

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