Overview
Not just any exciting job opportunity. We are thrilled to offer this sought after training position to work in the specialised field of Clinical Neurophysiology. If you are an excellent communicator with a caring nature and a keen interest in science, particularly neurophysiology, this is the position for you. You will become proficient in using clinical diagnostic equipment while working directly with patients. You hold a Science degree or equivalent.
Our department performs investigative testing on the brain, nerves and muscles to help diagnose conditions ranging from Epilepsy to motor neurone disease (MND). We work directly with patients in our department, on wards, in ICU, neonatal unit and during theatre.
We believe that our trainees are the future leaders and innovators of healthcare science. If successful and you join our friendly, hardworking team, you will be supported throughout your journey and receive high-quality training in all aspects of Clinical Neurophysiology.
The Neurosciences Centre comprises Neurosurgery and Medical Neurosciences (Neurology, Neurophysiology, neuroradiology, including interventional neuroradiology, neuropathology, and Neurorehabilitation). The population served is approximately 1.6 million from the catchment area of Lancashire and South Cumbria.
The advert closes on Sunday 21 Sep 2025.
Role Summary
To train to provide a clinical neurophysiology service to patients from a range of specialties suffering from a wide variety of medical disorders as detailed below and to perform these under supervision. To perform the investigations specified in line with department procedures to the expected department standards. Train to undertake interpretation of results and provide factual reports and perform these under supervision. Participate in CPD, audit and research. Work collaboratively with other staff on a daily basis to ensure the service needs are met. Successfully complete any academic training modules deemed necessary by the educational supervisor.
Responsibilities
* Initially, gain hands-on experience in performing routine, sleep and portable EEGs and assist in nerve conduction and EMG clinics.
* Work directly with patients, being friendly and adaptable, and able to multitask to make the patient feel comfortable and relaxed.
* Use diagnostic equipment to obtain high-quality data and ensure patient care is at the forefront.
* Work as part of a team with dedication to reaching your full potential and providing a high standard of training with regular progress meetings and clear learning objectives.
* Participate in training that leads to a Postgraduate Certificate in Neurophysiology from Aston University over a two-year period and the completion of an Individual Record of Clinical Practice portfolio.
Qualifications and Requirements
* Science degree or equivalent.
* Excellent communication skills, caring nature, and interest in neurophysiology.
* Willingness to work directly with patients and in a variety of settings (department, wards, ICU, neonatal unit, theatre).
* Ability to work as part of a team and commit to a high level of effort and professional development.
Work Environment and Benefits
At Lancashire Teaching Hospitals, you will join a collaborative, friendly, and caring team committed to providing excellent care with compassion. We celebrate diversity and value individual contributions. The department provides a comprehensive range of neurophysiological procedures including routine, sleep, ambulatory and portable EEGs for adults and paediatrics in ICU and neonatal settings, as well as MSLTs, evoked potentials, nerve conduction studies and intra-operative monitoring in theatres. Training and development opportunities are robust, with support in all aspects of your role.
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