Overview
A vacancy at North Tees and Hartlepool NHS Foundation Trust.
The candidate must have previous experience in the NHS in an acute setting and ideally hold or be working towards BHRS accreditation.
To provide essential specialist expertise in Cardiac Rhythm management. This post will require flexible working within the Trust. The role is based at the North Tees site, but will be required to work at Hartlepool in the community at the new Stockton Community Diagnostic Centre or any trust site as required.
Previous experience of device clinics in an acute NHS trust is essential.
The opportunity has arisen to join the cardiac rhythm management team in the Cardiac Investigations Unit (CIU) at NT&HPFT. There will also be opportunity for collaborative working with South Tees cardiology. Candidates may be required to work cross site.
The CIU provides a range of non-invasive services such as ambulatory monitoring, device follow up and Echo. The unit works closely with the Cardiology Day unit which carries out invasive angiography, device implants and cardioversions.
Exciting opportunities are ahead which will require enthusiasm, flexibility and somebody who enjoys the challenges of problem solving and working under pressure with the ability to cope with changing demands of the directorate. The post is subject to a satisfactory CRB Disclosure.
For further information or an opportunity to visit the Unit, please contact Louise Tindall, CDU Manager on 01429 522025 or Mike Baker on 01642 624500.
Responsibilities
* Work cross site as a professional senior cardiac physiologist providing an efficient and effective specialist clinical service within the field of Cardiology ensuring high standards of patient care.
* Perform and supervise a range of diagnostic cardiac investigations providing accurate information aiding diagnosis and treatment. Interpret, evaluate and report patients test results, such as ambulatory ECGs.
* Operate specialist equipment and ensure accurate and reliable test results, providing technical leadership to ensure high standards of patient care.
* Work independently and be able to supervise and troubleshoot in the cardiac catheter lab in procedures such as but not limited to coronary angiography and pacemaker implants.
* Be a role model in leadership creating an inclusive and compassionate culture for the Trust. Liaise with other physiologists to facilitate a seamless programme of care to patients and service to medical staff.
* Demonstrate regular formal evaluation and participation in quality assurance.
* Take a lead in mentoring degree students.
Qualifications and Requirements
* All applicants must hold a Cardiac Physiology degree and must have previous NHS experience working at Band 5 level in the acute setting.
* Previous experience of working in an NHS acute setting and device clinics is essential.
* Ability to explain complex medical concepts to patients in a clear and understandable manner.
* Effective communication and quick thinking as required in the Cath lab.
* Comprehensive post-qualification experience enabling accurate and detailed written reports across various methods (e.g., report packages, emails, electronic hospital patient administration systems).
* Good analytical skills to decipher results and decide actions and timescales based on results and patient condition.
Organisation Information
At North Tees & Hartlepool NHS Foundation Trust our main priority is to provide safe and high quality care to our patients every day. We aim to have the right staff, in the right roles, at the right time to deliver exceptional patient care and experience. We support staff through an inclusive and supportive workplace with health and well-being initiatives, staff benefits and opportunities for personal and professional development. Staff recognition is important, including performance reviews and awards.
We recruit for values and “Together we are North Tees & Hartlepool”.
Application and Closing
The advert closes on Tuesday 23 Sep 2025.
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