Trust Doctor in Specialist Medicine (Diabetes and Metabolism)

About the Role and Employer

Barts Health NHS Trust invites applications for the position of Trust Doctor, equivalent to ST1-ST2 level, specializing in Diabetes and Metabolism. The successful candidate will join a vibrant medical team delivering inpatient care at The Royal London Hospital, focused primarily on cardiology and respiratory medicine specialties. This role is scheduled to begin on September 30, 2026, and conclude on August 3, 2027.

Key Responsibilities

The appointee will mainly work in Respiratory Medicine with an opportunity to rotate to Cardiology starting February 2027. Responsibilities include providing inpatient medical care, participating in the general medical on-call rota which encompasses weekend and overnight shifts, and contributing actively to medical education and quality improvement efforts through audits and QIPs under consultant supervision.

Required Competencies and Duties

• Obtain clinical histories and conduct patient examinations.
• Diagnose and manage clinical conditions appropriately.
• Prescribe medications safely and effectively.
• Maintain precise and thorough medical records.
• Prioritize clinical duties and manage time efficiently.
• Communicate clearly with patients, relatives, and healthcare colleagues.
• Apply evidence-based guidelines and audits to enhance patient care.
• Uphold professional standards and conduct consistently.
• Navigate ethical and legal issues in patient management.
• Provide patient education competently.
• Engage in lifelong learning and teaching.

Work Environment and Culture

Barts Health is among the largest NHS trusts in the UK and recognized for delivering exceptional healthcare. Having emerged from special measures, the organization is pursuing an ambitious improvement trajectory, focusing on patient safety, quality, and staff wellbeing guided by the WeCare values that emphasize inclusion and belonging.

The trust is particularly committed to supporting staff through difficult personal experiences, including miscarriage, reflected in their endorsement of The Pregnancy Loss Pledge.

Additional Information

The post includes participation in regular educational sessions such as lunchtime teachings and monthly morbidity and mortality meetings. Prospective applicants are encouraged to apply promptly as the vacancy may close once sufficient candidates have applied.

Contact Details

For informal enquiries or further details:
Email Nik Boshkoski (Service Manager) at nik.boshkoski@nhs.net
Email Dr. Myuri Moorthy (Clinical Lead for Diabetes and Metabolism) at myurikrishna.moorthy@nhs.net