Locum SPR Cardiology – Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast (Sept–Oct 2026).
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About this role
Grade: SPR (Senior/Speciality Registrar) Speciality: Cardiology (Medicine) Hospital: Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast Region: Northern Ireland Type: Locum Duration: Various shifts, 11 September – 19 October 2026
The RVH requires an SPR doctor in Cardiology for the following shifts
Friday 11 September – 8pm to 8:30am Saturday 12 September – 8pm to 8:30am Sunday 13 September – 8pm to 8:30am Tuesday 15 September – 8am to 5:30pm Monday 28 September – 8am to 5:30pm Tuesday 29 September – 8am to 5:30pm Monday 19 October – 8am to 5:30pm
Requirements (Regional Framework Compliancy)
Updated CV including explanations for any gaps in employment/training At least 6 months’ UK experience (clinical attachments/observerships not counted) At least 6 months’ experience in cardiology Must be Encompass trained GMC number with confirmation registration is up to date Copy of passport for photographic ID Two recent references relevant to the specialty and grade applied for Access NI check completed with reference number provided (a DBS check does not suffice for Northern Ireland) Statement of eligibility to work Proof of qualifications (e.g. Bachelor of Medicine certificate) ALS/ILS from an accredited course (ALS required for all ED shifts) Fit to Work form Anti-coagulant certificate Deprivation of Liberty / Mental Capacity Act 2005 (levels 3 and 4a) Hyponatraemia certificate Infection Control certificate Right Patient Right Blood, LBT Blood Components, LBT Safe Transfusion, LBT Consent for Transfusion certificates Interested? Contact 1Medical to discuss this role and submit your CV.
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