Come and work with us
The leadership roles we are recruiting to provide an attractive opportunity to drive the design and implementation of psychiatric services at an exciting time for the Health Board.
Find out more about
Current psychiatry opportunities in NHS Fife
Consultant Psychiatrist in Children & Young People With Learning Disability Service - LW
Closing date | 30/04/2024
Hours | 32
Salary | Consultant (£96,963 - £128,841)
There are 13 Sessions Available: Part time hours will be considered
Outline
This new Consultant Psychiatry post is part of an exciting expansion and development of the Service for Children and Young People with Learning Disability.
Applications are welcomed from those with an LD CCT with experience in CAMHS-LD, someone with a CAP CCT with LD experience or someone who is dual trained. Non UK candidates must have confirmation from the GMC that CESR has been awarded at the date of application.
Consultant in General Adult Pyschiatry
Closing date | 30/04/2024
Hours | 40
Salary | Consultant (£96,963 - £128,841)
Outline
In this role although based in Kirkcaldy, you will be working within a sectorised model covering both community and inpatient settings.
We're looking for those on the specialist register or within 6 months of an approved CCT at the date of interview if UK trained. Or for non UK candidates, you must have confirmation from the GMC that CESR has been awarded at the date of application.
Consultant in General Adult Psychiatry LW
Salary | Consultant (£96,963 - £128,841)
Closing date | 30/04/2024
Hours | 40
Outline
Are you just starting your consultant journey or are you looking to make a difference in a new post? If so, we would love to hear from you.
We can offer you:
- Flexible working including part time / job share / compressed week where possible
- Relocation package and/or support with initial accommodation fees
- Support with research or audit projects through our strong links with local Universities
- Very strong peer group support within the consultant body
- Future planned investments; consultant involvement in service development encouraged
- Opportunities for involvement in undergraduate and postgraduate teaching/training - links with the universities of Edinburgh, Dundee and St Andrews.
- Opportunity to develop specialist interests
- Inpatient and community roles locality based
Fife - What a surprise and delight! Fife gives me the best of two worlds – a fulfilling career and great opportunities for down time amongst lovely countryside and coastal villages.
Everything at your fingertips
With stunning coastlines, unrivalled access to outdoor activities, world famous local cuisine, and areas steeped in history, Fife is swiftly emerging from the shadows of Scotland’s major cities. Whether you are an outdoors person, or someone who prefers the busy night-lights, Fife has something for everyone at a stone’s throw from Scotland’s major cities.
Striking a work life balance
We strongly believe that a fulfilling career helping people to live long, and healthy lives should not mean choosing between work and home life. We know how important the work we do is, but we also understand that our staff have a life and responsibilities outside their roles, and we will work with you to find balance. Fife has much to offer. Fife may be a small region, relatively unknown outside Scotland, but it punches above it's weight.
See our guide below.
Be at the forefront of psychiatric services
NHS Fife is one of Scotland’s most innovative psychiatric services, where our clinicians lead from the front – and the leadership roles we are recruiting to provide an attractive opportunity to drive the design and implementation of psychiatric services at an exciting time for the Health Board.
We have close academic ties with three of Scotland’s most prestigious universities and we offer undergraduate teaching opportunities at the University of St Andrews, the University of Edinburgh, and the University of Dundee.
We also provide clear opportunities for career development, support professional allowances, offer clinician time to support the acquisition of Certificates of Eligibility for Specialist Registration (CESR), and sponsorship, where required.
Scotland in miniature
Fife is often referenced as ‘Scotland in miniature’, and this is reflected in national initiatives, which are often piloted in the region by Government before they are evaluated or rolled out across the country. A recent example of this within psychiatry includes the pilot for an adult neurodevelopmental disorder pathway. Fife is also engaged in the national network focused on a personality disorder improvement programme.
I relocated from Sussex, England, in 2020. It’s a great place where fresh ideas are welcomed amidst a brilliant blend of experience, senior support, and creative energy. Fife offers a unique balance of town and country living, with great road and rail links, city, town and village living opportunities.
Our aims are that people are able to look after and improve their own health and wellbeing and live in good health for longer and that those using health and social care services have positive experiences of those services, and have their dignity respected
Looking towards the future of local healthcare delivery
Current or upcoming projects
- Estate redevelopment
- Expansion of community mental health services and extensive community development.
- Introduction of ‘Wells’ – a community support drop-in initiative.
- Development of personality disorder complex trauma pathway.
- National lead for the reducing drug deaths innovation challenge.
- Pilot site for adult national NDD pathway.
- Eating disorder improvement plan.
Leadership roles in psychiatry
Our clinicians provide essential leadership within our service and all work to clear and defined roles and responsibilities There is also the opportunity to work with us to determine your remit and we are relatively flexible around this. Further, there are also opportunities for career development and supporting professional allowances commensurate with delivering this.