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UK Fellowship Directory

UK Fellowship Directory

We are fortunate in the UK to have a range of excellent interventional fellowships. Sometimes, however, it can be challenging for trainees to find a fellowship that meets their specific training needs and fits with their timings.

The idea of these pages is to provide trainees with a list of interventional fellowships to help plan their training. The within this directory you will find positions specifically for coronary, structural or a combination of both.

We hope that you find this a useful resource for planning your fellowships.

You can also refer to the BJCA’s Fellowship page to find cardiology fellowships currently accepting applications here.

 

If you would like to add a UK or international fellowship to this list, please email BCIS@millbrookconferences.co.uk, or fill in the form at the bottom of the page.

 

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Barts Heart Centre

What is the main focus of the role? Structural intervention only – TAVI, mitral/tricuspid and adult congenital intervention
Is there a salary? Full salary at registrar level
Number of first operator cases expected in one year Expected >100 1st operator TAVIs, some manage more, 25 1st operator ASD/PFO cases, depending on experience upto 50 1st operator other cases
Clinical on call commitment? No
Techniques TAVI with balloon-expanding and self-expanding valves, mitral TEER, VIV, TMVR, tricuspid TEER, ASD/PFO closure, pulmonary valve implantation, vascular access and closure
Number of fellows 2
24/7 pPCI? Yes
Strong points of the role The Structural Heart Intervention Program at the Barts Heart Centre is the largest in the UK, with more than 700 interventions per year, and access to many cutting edge technologies. For the successful candidate this is an exciting opportunity to receive advanced first operator training in all aspects of structural heart intervention including TAVI, mitral and tricuspid intervention, other valvular interventions PFO/ASD and the treatment of complex congenital heart defects. To work as part of a team to support all the Structural Heart Intervention Program activities including outpatient clinics, ward rounds, invasive procedures and multidisciplinary team meetings. Plenty of first operator experience, chance to get involved in latest technology
Rotation date August/September
Supervising Consultant Dr Suneil Aggarwal
Email Contact for Supervising Consultant suneil.aggarwal1@nhs.net
Email Contact for Application Submission suneil.aggarwal1@nhs.net

 

Bristol Heart Institute

What is the main focus of the role? Structural heart
Is there a salary? Yes
Number of first operator cases expected in one year TAVI – 150 first operator
TEER – Second operator – 25
PCI – ad hoc only ( Separate PCI fellow post)
Clinical on call commitment? No but available if desired
Techniques The Bristol Heart institute has a long standing aortic, pulmonary and more recently mitral and tricuspid programme. The unit performs around 350 TAVI’s per annum and benefits from a broad case mix in view of it’s designated status as a commiesioned mitral and GUCH centre
Number of fellows 1
24/7 pPCI? Yes
Strong points of the role The main focus on the role is TAVI – the unit provides superb opportunities for learning hands on TAVI in a high volume centre with a complex casemix. There is a separate PCI fellow post so arrangements are ad hoc for PCI training but previous post CCT fellows have covered lists and contributed to the PPCI rota to maintain expertise. There is a large and expanding mitral and tricuspid programme to which there will be secondary exposure
Rotation date Dec but dependent on individual timings
Supervising Consultant Stephen Dorman
Email Contact for Supervising Consultant stephen.dorman@uhbw.nhs.uk
Email Contact for Application Submission stephen.dorman@uhbw.nhs.uk

 

Bristol Heart Institute

What is the main focus of the role? Complex PCI
Is there a salary? Yes
Number of first operator cases expected in one year 600 total cases per year on average, 300 of which are PCIs.
Majority of them as first operator.
Clinical on call commitment? No
Techniques Full suite of contemporary PCI technology that you would expect for a regional tertiary centre.
IVUS (Boston), OCT (Abbott), rotational atherectomy (rotapro), Shockwave, orbital atherectomy, coronary physiology – iFR/FFR/Coroventis (microvascular studies). Occasional Impella-supported PCI on a case-by-case basis.
Number of fellows 1 post CCT fellow. 2-3 ST6/ST7.
24/7 pPCI? Yes
Strong points of the role Supportive learning environment and great mentors, all with aptitude for teaching. Key PCI opinion leaders within the department. Great overall camaraderie.
Rotation date Usually January – March every year. 12 months.
Supervising Consultant Dr Julian Strange
Email Contact for Supervising Consultant julian.strange@uhbristol.nhs.uk
Email Contact for Application Submission julian.strange@uhbristol.nhs.uk

 

Freeman Hospital, Newcastle upon Tyne

What is the main focus of the role? PCI and structural
Is there a salary? Yes
Number of first operator cases expected in one year PCI > 500
TAVI > 200
Clinical on call commitment? No
Techniques PCI
– IVUS, OCT, OFDI
– full array of coronary physiology tools
– rotational, orbital, laser atherectomy
Number of fellows 3 (2 PCI and 1 TAVI)
24/7 pPCI? Yes
Strong points of the role The main focus is TAVI – the unit provided superb opportunities for learning hands on TAVI in a high volume centre with complex casemix. There is a separate PCI fellow post so arrangements are ad hoc for PCI training  but previous post CCT fellows have covered lists and contributed to the PPCI rota to maintain expertise. There is a large expanding mitral and tricuspid programme to which there will be secondary exposure.
Rotation date August (variable)
Supervising Consultant Dr Rajiv Das
Email Contact for Supervising Consultant rajiv.das1@nhs.net
Email Contact for Application Submission rajiv.das1@nhs.net


Glenfield Hospital, Leicester

What is the main focus of the role? Training in complex coronary intervention/ Structural Fellowship
Is there a salary? Yes. ST3+ salary scale.
Number of first operator cases expected in one year Varies according to level of experience, but ~300.
Clinical on call commitment? No
Techniques All complex lesion subsets including exposure to a well established CTO program. High volume exposure to intra-coronary imaging.
Number of fellows 1 PCI fellow (this post), 1 structural fellow (who does not do PCI), up to 3 numbered sub-specialty trainees.
24/7 pPCI? Yes
Strong points of the role A great opportunity for an experienced trainee to advance their skills in complex and CTO PCI.
Rotation date August
Supervising Consultant Dr Andy Ladwiniec
Email Contact for Supervising Consultant Andrew.ladwiniec@nhs.net
Email Contact for Application Submission Andrew.ladwiniec@nhs.net

 

Kettering General Hospital

What is the main focus of the role? Coronary Intervention
Is there a salary? Yes equal to ST7 grade
Number of first operator cases expected in one year 250-300
Clinical on call commitment? 24hours or 48hours resident on call
Techniques – High quality training in basic and complex percutaneous coronary intervention (including PPCI) utilizing the full range of adjunctive technologies (pressure wire, intravascular ultrasound, optical coherence tomography, rotational atherectomy, orbital atherectomy, excimer laser atherectomy, IVL shockwave therapy and hybrid-approach CTO PCI).
– Most PCI procedures are performed via a trans-radial approach.
– Six to seven lab sessions per week undertaking coronary intervention
Number of fellows 1 Post CCT fellow
24/7 pPCI? Yes
Strong points of the role High volume of complex cases with exposure to different interventional tools.
Great opportunity to enhance complex coronary interventional skills. Opportunities available to get involved in ongoing research projects. Great team to work with and all consultants are very supportive
Rotation date August
Supervising Consultant Dr P Raju
Email Contact for Supervising Consultant prashanth.raju1@nhs.net
Email Contact for Application Submission prashanth.raju1@nhs.net

 

Leeds General Infirmary

What is the main focus of the role? Transcatheter Valve Intervention
Is there a salary? Yes
Number of first operator cases expected in one year 200 TAVIs as 1st operator
Clinical on call commitment? No
Techniques TAVI
Exposure to M-TEER, T-TEER, TMVR, TTVR
Number of fellows 2
24/7 pPCI? No
Strong points of the role High Volume TAVI experience
Complex Transcatheter Valve Interventions
Research opportunities
Rotation date 1 September
Supervising Consultant Dr Mike Cunnington
Email Contact for Supervising Consultant m.cunnington@nhs.net
Email Contact for Application Submission m.cunnington@nhs.net

 

Leeds General Infirmary

What is the main focus of the role? Complex PCI
Is there a salary? Yes
Number of first operator cases expected in one year 500
Clinical on call commitment? No
Techniques All complex techniques, bifurcation PCI, calcium modification, atherectomy, IC imaging with both OCT and IVUS, CTO techniques
Number of fellows 1-2
24/7 pPCI? Yes
Strong points of the role Suitable for trainees having completed basic training and looking to developed advanced skills
Rotation date August
Supervising Consultant Dr Abdul Mozid
Email Contact for Supervising Consultant abdul.mozid@nhs.net
Email Contact for Application Submission abdul.mozid@nhs.net

 

Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital

What is the main focus of the role? Complex PCI Fellow
Is there a salary? Yes – appropriate to grade
Number of first operator cases expected in one year 300-400
Clinical on call commitment? May be required
Techniques Access to the CHIP / CTO lists and expectation of first operator role in all technologies including OCT, IVUS, rotational atherectomy, shockwave, coronary sinus reducer, and CTO techniques
Number of fellows 1
Strong points of the role This role is usually advertised in the autumn to begin the following summer. We expect applicants to the role to be near the end of UK training (or equivalent) and already have a strong foundation of PCI to the extent that they would expect to be capable of undertaking straightforward cases with minimal assistance. The role offers the opportunity to undertake more complex PCI including CHIP and CTO cases in a very high volume UK centre. There is room for educational and research components to the role.
Rotation date August
Supervising Consultant Dr John Hung
Email Contact for Supervising Consultant johndavid.hung@lhch.nhs.uk
Email Contact for Application Submission johndavid.hung@lhch.nhs.uk

 

Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital

What is the main focus of the role? TAVI, with some other structural work
Is there a salary? Yes – standard SpR level
Number of first operator cases expected in one year TAVI – >100 for the last several years, some have managed 150-160
Other interventions, like PFO closure, etc – around 30-40
Clinical on call commitment? 1 in 15 with rest of SpRs
Techniques TAVI with both Edwards and Acurate Neo valves
PFO closure with ICE guidance
ASD closure under GA/TOE
Assisting in mitral interventions, complex congenital cases
Number of fellows 1
24/7 pPCI? Yes
Strong points of the role Plenty of hands on experience
Friendly team of consultants and valve nurses
Rotation date August
Supervising Consultant Dr Clare Appleby
Email Contact for Supervising Consultant clare.appleby@lhch.nhs.uk
Email Contact for Application Submission clare.appleby@lhch.nhs.uk

Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust (Wythenshawe)

What is the main focus of the role? TAVI
Is there a salary? UK ST7 equivalent (Approx.  £35 to 48K – dependent on experience)
Number of first operator cases expected in one year Approx. 100 1st operator TAVIs
Clinical on call commitment? No
Techniques Experience with current TAVI devices including Edwards S3 Ultra resilia, Medronic Evolut FX+, Myval Octacor and Biosensors Alegra.
Additional experience can be gained in MTEER and PFO closure provided commitment to TAVI service is met.
Number of fellows 2
24/7 pPCI? Yes
Strong points of the role Working with 5 consultant TAVI operators with a volume of around 400 cases per year.
You will be working in a reference centre for TAVI CT analysis (with an in house training course) and in advanced echocardiographic assessment of aortic valve disease.
Experience on gated CT analysis can be gained from 3 cross sectional imaging cardiologists who support the TAVI service
Rotation date August, with occasional second post available in February
Supervising Consultant Dr Saqib Chowdhary
Email Contact for Supervising Consultant saqib.chowdhary@mft.nhs.uk
Email Contact for Application Submission saqib.chowdhary@mft.nhs.uk

 

Mater Private Hospital, Dublin, Ireland

What is the main focus of the role? Interventional Cardiology
Is there a salary? Yes
Number of first operator cases expected in one year 250
Clinical on call commitment? 1 in 8
Techniques The full range
Complex PCI including CTO
Number of fellows 2 interventional including this post. 1 imaging. 3 EP. 1 research
24/7 pPCI? No
Strong points of the role Complex PCI
Excellent research environment with established research and supervisors with international stature
Rotation date Mid July
Supervising Consultant Prof. Robert Byrne
Email Contact for Supervising Consultant profbyrnepa@materprivate.ie
Email Contact for Application Submission profbyrnepa@materprivate.ie

 

Morriston Hospital, Swansea, Wales

What is the main focus of the role? Dedicated training in all aspects of TAVI service delivery: Pathway& Procedure
Is there a salary? Yes: :ST7/8 and 1:9 on call out of hours
Number of first operator cases expected in one year 200
Clinical on call commitment? 1 in 9
Techniques CT planning with 3mensio
Advanced femoral access skills
2 balloon expanding and 2 self expanding technologies
Coronary and cerebral protection
Clinical trial work
Number of fellows 1
24/7 pPCI? Yes
Strong points of the role Dedicated post with first operator exposure throughout
Mentorship of 5 consultants
No competing day time duties
Fully funded with out of hours on call additional salary
TAVI related trial and registry work
Edwards benchmarked centre and Abbott Centre of Excellence
NB: currently no exposure to edge to edge repair
Rotation date August
Supervising Consultant Prof. Alex Chase
Email Contact for Supervising Consultant Alexander.chase@wales.nhs.uk
Email Contact for Application Submission Alexander.chase@wales.nhs.uk

 

Musgrove park hospital

What is the main focus of the role? CHIP fellowship
Is there a salary? Yes
Number of first operator cases expected in one year 400-500
Clinical on call commitment? No
Techniques Calcium management
LASER
CTO
COMPLEX LESION
Number of fellows 1
24/7 pPCI? Yes
Strong points of the role Complex cases
High imaging rate (70%) cases
All tools for calcium modification
Rotation date August
Supervising Consultant Dr Mohammad Sahebjalal
Email Contact for Supervising Consultant Mohammad.sahebjalal@somersetft.nhs.uk
Email Contact for Application Submission Mohammad.sahebjalal@somersetft.nhs.uk

 

Northern General Hospital, Sheffield

What is the main focus of the role? Complex Coronary Intervention, CTO
Is there a salary? Yes
Number of first operator cases expected in one year 500
Clinical on call commitment? 2 -3 clinics per month
Techniques Rotablation, Shockwave
CTO – antegrade and retrograde
Coronary Physiology – FFR, IMR, CFR
Intracoronary Imaging – IVUS, OCT
Number of fellows 1
24/7 pPCI? Yes
Strong points of the role Sole fellow with 2-3 senior trainee.
Very high volume centre (2000+ PCI/year) with good exposure to complex cases. Lots of LM/ bifurcations/ Calcific lesions.
Participate in CTO cases involving various techniques. Approx. 50-60 cases a year.
Weekly PCI meeting to discuss complex cases.
At least 4 lab days/week.
No ward cover or on call commitment. But can help out voluntarily.
Highly supportive learning environment and great mentors. Encouraged to attend important meetings and conferences.
Active participation in clinical research – mainly involving practical / interventional cases.
Rotation date April – March
Supervising Consultant Dr Kenneth Morgan
Email Contact for Supervising Consultant Kenneth.morgan4@nhs.net
Email Contact for Application Submission Kenneth.morgan4@nhs.net

 

Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham

What is the main focus of the role? Complex coronary intervention
Is there a salary? Yes
Number of first operator cases expected in one year 350
Clinical on call commitment? No
Techniques Complex PCI/CTO – Availability of all techniques including retrograde and Stingray
Bifurcation stenting- Particularly DK Crush
Calcium modification: Rotational, orbital, Laser
LV support cases: high risk PCI with Impella CP
Intracoronary imaging
Number of fellows 1
24/7 pPCI? Yes
Strong points of the role opportunity for research- ongoing registry studies with stents, orbital atherectomy trial, BCSI-4, VEGF trial
Assist with running of UK Impella course
Assist with running of laser athectomy course
opportunity to present cases at national/international meetings
Rotation date March
Supervising Consultant Dr Sohail Q. Khan
Email Contact for Supervising Consultant sohail.khan@uhb.nhs.uk
Email Contact for Application Submission sohail.khan@uhb.nhs.uk

 

Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham

What is the main focus of the role? TAVI fellowship
Is there a salary? £61,825 per year
Number of first operator cases expected in one year Depending on experience, we would expect you to be able to do between 50-100 first operator cases over the course of the year.
Clinical on call commitment? No
Techniques Over 95% of TAVI cases at our unit are performed via transfemoral access with nurse led sedation. The preferred alternative access is percutaneous axillary access with trans-caval being the second alternative route. Transfemoral procedures are undertaken with a ‘minimalist’ approach access using micropunture and US guidance, preclosure with Proglides, radial access for the pigtail catheter, rapid pacing via the 0.035″ delivery wire and access DSA on completion of access closure.

Patients are recovered to the CCU where over 90% of electives are discharged the following day and with over 80% discharged the next day when urgent cases are included. The centre is an Edwards BenchMark reference centre and a centre of excellence for the Medtronic Evolut platform. In addition the programme has undertaken a large number of valve-in-valve and valve-in-ring procedures for degenerate mitral bioprostheses via trans-septal puncture.

Number of fellows 1
24/7 pPCI? No
Strong points of the role By the end of the fellowship year you will be fully trained in TAVI in both balloon expandable and self expanding valve technologies.
There are no cardiology on call commitments
Rotation date September
Supervising Consultant Prof. Sagar Doshi
Email Contact for Supervising Consultant sagar.doshi@uhb.nhs.uk
Email Contact for Application Submission sagar.doshi@uhb.nhs.uk

 

Royal Bournemouth Hospital

What is the main focus of the role? Coronary Intervention Only
Is there a salary? Yes
Number of first operator cases expected in one year Unit volume 1600 divided amongst 4 PCI fellows
Clinical on call commitment? Yes
Techniques Coronary Lesion Evaluation – CT, Physiology & IC imaging IVUS (Philips & Boston) & OCT
Coronary Lesion Preparation – Atherectomy (Laser, Rotational, Orbital) IVL (Shockwave & Lithix) Multiple scoring/cutting
Coronary Lesion Destination – DES & DCB
MCS
High volume research contribution & participation
Number of fellows 4
24/7 pPCI? Yes
Strong points of the role Long standing programme
> 50 fellows
Mentorship
Rotation date Annual – can be extended
Supervising Consultant Dr Peter O’Kane
Email Contact for Supervising Consultant peter.o’kane@uhd.nhs.uk
Email Contact for Application Submission peter.o’kane@uhd.nhs.uk

 

Birmingham City Hospital

What is the main focus of the role? Interventional Cardiology
Is there a salary? Yes
Number of first operator cases expected in one year 250-300
Clinical on call commitment? Yes 1:10
Techniques Basic PCI
Complex PCI including Rotablation,IVL, LMS PCI, bifurcation PCI
FFR/iFR/CFR/IMR
Intracoronary imaging both OCT & IVUS
Number of fellows 2
24/7 pPCI? Yes
Strong points of the role Exposure to both basic and complex PCI
Intracoronary Imaging
Rotation date July/August
Supervising Consultant Sandeep Basavarajaiah
Email Contact for Supervising Consultant sandeep270478@gmail.com
Email Contact for Application Submission sandeep270478@gmail.com

 

Sandwell and West Birmingham NHS Trust

What is the main focus of the role? Training in complex coronary intervention
Is there a salary? Yes
Number of first operator cases expected in one year ~250/annually
Clinical on call commitment? Yes 1:10
Techniques Intra coronary imaging OCT and IVUS
Coronary physiology- FFR/RFR/CFR/IMR
Complex and simple PCI including rotablation, shockwave, orbital, LMS PCI, bifurcation PCI
CTO PCI- dedicated CTO program and based on the level of the candidate will get opportunity for training in simple CTO PCI (J-CTO 0,1)
Number of fellows 2
24/7 pPCI? Yes
Strong points of the role
Rotation date February
Supervising Consultant Dr Vinoda Sharma/Dr Fairoz Abdul
Email Contact for Supervising Consultant vinodasharma@nhs.net
Email Contact for Application Submission f.abdul@nhs.net

 

St Thomas Hospital

What is the main focus of the role? Structural training
Is there a salary? Yes
Number of first operator cases expected in one year 100 TAVI
Clinical on call commitment? Optional
Techniques TAVI- high volume, complex and peripheral interventions (TF and axillary)
Mitral and tricuspid TEER
Dedicated TMVR trial devices
THV in mitral (MAC/ring/VIV)
Number of fellows 1-2
24/7 pPCI? Yes
Strong points of the role Center of excellence for structural heart disease with biannual live case transmissions to PCR London Valves and EuroPCR, opportunities for research with a strong track record of previous fellows gaining enough experience to set up their own structural service.
Rotation date Dependent on fellow availability
Supervising Consultant Tiffany Patterson
Email Contact for Supervising Consultant tiffany.patterson2@nhs.net
Email Contact for Application Submission tiffany.patterson2@nhs.net


Swansea Bay

What is the main focus of the role? TAVI fellowship
Is there a salary? Yes ST 6-8 plus 1:11 SpR rota
Number of first operator cases expected in one year 200 TAVI
PCI variable depending on training needs
Clinical on call commitment? 1:11
Techniques Micro-puncture, US access
CT planning with 3mensio
Sapien, Navitor, Allegra, Octacor and Hydra platforms
coronary protection, Valve in Valve
peripheral arterial IVUS, iVL, orbital
Valve IVUS
Number of fellows 1
24/7 pPCI? 1:11
Strong points of the role Fellow first operator for 2 lists/ week
Rotation date February
Supervising Consultant Prof. Alex Chase
Email Contact for Supervising Consultant alexander.chase@wales.nhs.uk
Email Contact for Application Submission alexander.chase@wales.nhs.uk

 

Worcestershire Acute Hospitals Trust

 

What is the main focus of the role? Interventional Fellow – Cath Lab
Is there a salary? ST7 plus on-call supplement
Number of first operator cases expected in one year 500 PCI
Clinical on call commitment? No
Techniques Basic PCI techniques
Training in bifurcation techniques
Intravascular imaging (IVUS and OCT)
Calcium modification (Shockwave and rotablation)
Opportunity for CTO lists towards end of placement
Number of fellows 1
24/7 pPCI? Yes
Strong points of the role Successful candidate will be the only interventional fellow
Protected 4 days per week in cath lab
Strong consultant support
Regular emergency procedures
Welcome at weekend lists
Rotation date September
Supervising Consultant Helen Routledge
Email Contact for Supervising Consultant h.routledge@nhs.net
Email Contact for Application Submission h.routledge@nhs.net

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UK Fellowships

  • UK Fellowship Opportunities

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BCIS Structural Fellowship, Bern, Switzerland, Autumn 2022

BCIS Structural Fellowship, Bern, Switzerland, Autumn 2022

11th October 2021

Applications now open

BCIS INTERVENTIONAL FELLOWSHIPS

Bern University Hospital, Swiss Cardiovascular Centre, starting October 2022

Open for Applications, Deadline 5 November 2021 at 12:00 noon.

 

This post offers well established, high-quality, high-volume structural training in a prominent international cardiac centre. The post is funded for 12 months and has a work programme primarily focused on catheter laboratory activity. There are opportunities for participating in research and structural heart disease programmes. As well as offering advanced training, this post provides an excellent opportunity to live and work in another country and experience a different healthcare system.

This post is highly competitive and most suitable for individuals who already have a strong background of interventional training with academic research and previous exposure to structural training is desirable.

Access to the fellowships is limited to UK trainees in their final 2 years of Specialist Registrar training who intend to specialise in Structural Cardiology and are BCIS members. The supervising consultants act on behalf of the BCIS Training and Education Group.

 

HOW TO APPLY

If you would like to apply for this fellowship, please submit your application via the form at the bottom of the page.

Within the form, you will need to attach a detailed CV (this should include a personal statement and procedural numbers) AND letters of support from two supervisory consultants. If you have any issues with the application process please email BCIS@millbrookconferences.co.uk .

Deadline for applications is Friday 5 November 2021 at 5PM. Shortlisted candidates will be informed by Friday 19 November. Interviews take place on Friday 3 December 2021. Keep the date free!! Be sure to secure leave to cover the possibility of being shortlisted for this prestigious fellowship.

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BCIS PCI Fellowship, Auckland and Adelaide, January 2023

BCIS PCI Fellowship, Auckland and Adelaide, January 2023

7th October 2021

Applications now open

BCIS INTERVENTIONAL FELLOWSHIPS

Bern University Hospital, Swiss Cardiovascular Centre, starting October 2022

Open for Applications, Deadline 5 November 2021 at 12:00 noon.

 

This post offers well established, high-quality, high-volume structural training in a prominent international cardiac centre. The post is funded for 12 months and has a work programme primarily focused on catheter laboratory activity. There are opportunities for participating in research and structural heart disease programmes. As well as offering advanced training, this post provides an excellent opportunity to live and work in another country and experience a different healthcare system.

This post is highly competitive and most suitable for individuals who already have a strong background of interventional training with academic research and previous exposure to structural training is desirable.

Access to the fellowships is limited to UK trainees in their final 2 years of Specialist Registrar training who intend to specialise in Structural Cardiology and are BCIS members. The supervising consultants act on behalf of the BCIS Training and Education Group.

 

HOW TO APPLY

If you would like to apply for this fellowship, please submit your application via the form at the bottom of the page.

Within the form, you will need to attach a detailed CV (this should include a personal statement and procedural numbers) AND letters of support from two supervisory consultants. If you have any issues with the application process please email BCIS@millbrookconferences.co.uk .

Deadline for applications is Friday 5 November 2021 at 5PM. Shortlisted candidates will be informed by Friday 19 November. Interviews take place on Friday 3 December 2021. Keep the date free!! Be sure to secure leave to cover the possibility of being shortlisted for this prestigious fellowship.

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Unit 8, Midland Court, Central Park, Lutterworth
Leicestershire LE17 4PN

BCIS Annual AGM

BCIS Annual AGM

26th April 2021

On Wednesday 21st April 2021, as part of the BCIS ACI Virtual Experience, the British Cardiovascular Intervention Society held its 2021 Annual General Meeting. The session was available exclusively to BCIS members to view as part of the ACI E-conference and included an Officer’s report, the AGM and also accepted questions from the virtual audience.

All members can now view the recording of the BCIS AGM below.

 

 

If you have any questions about the AGM, please email BCIS@millbrookconferences.co.uk

BCIS ACI Virtual Experience 2021

BCIS ACI Virtual Experience 2021

23rd April 2021

Thank you to everyone that joined us for ACI Virtual Experience 2021!

A fantastic three days filled with over 70 talks across with contributions from over 140 international experts. Talks varied from debates and angio reviews to BCIS masterclasses and state-of-the-art sessions. There’s content to suit all members of the cardiac catheter lab! The addition of audience interaction and a live panel sparked interesting conversation and debate and helped to connect the audience and faculty despite the virtual format.

All of the on-demand content is now available to view on the platform via the link below. The talks from the main programme will be available within the next few days, an email will be sent when they are available to view.

 

Access to the platform is restricted to registered delegates only, if you are not registered for the conference and are a current BCIS member please register below. Access is FREE to BCIS members, if you are not a BCIS member, you can email BCIS@millbrookconferences.co.uk to pay for access to the event, or you can join the society via the link below.

Fellows Corner

Fellows Corner

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BCIS EDUCATIONAL FORUM

The BCIS Educational Forum is a monthly webinar streaming live on the second Tuesday of every month, from 7-8 pm. The forum is open to BCIS members only, and covers a vast range of topics relevant to Interventional Cardiology. Each webinar has a speaker, who is a Trainee Doctor, and the session is then supervised by a Consultant Cardiologist. All of the sessions can be viewed on-demand via the link the below. Simply click the link and filter the results by BCIS Educational Forum.

BCIS Peer Review Service

BCIS Peer Review Service

BCIS are pleased to provide its Peer Review Service service, designed to assist researchers and available without charge to all BCIS members.

OUR AIM:

To help BCIS members, who have developed a research proposal, to further refine this through constructive review and feedback – thus preparing researchers to navigate ‘hurdles’ such ethics committees, funding applications etc. and progress to active projects with a high likelihood of successful completion and reporting.

WHO CAN APPLY?:

This service will be available to any current BCIS member, irrespective of their current post, or previous research experience.

WHAT WE CAN DO FOR YOU:

The peer-review service is able to provide the following:

Principal Review

Review, by 2-3 consultant-level clinicians or senior academics, of the research proposal. Reviewers will usually be drawn from the BCIS membership, although for specific issues where other expertise is needed, external review may sometimes be sought.

We aim to provide a rapid turnaround, with these responses usually fed back to the submitting member within 4 weeks.

Additional Specialist Review

Applicants may request additional specialist review in the following domain:

i) Specialist statistical review – in specific cases where complex statistical methods are necessary as part of the protocol and where expertise in the relevant area is not available within BCIS

The BCIS research group will seek to commission these services for selected projects that are at an advanced stage of development and that are deemed, from the main review, to be close to finalisation.

Applicants not selected for immediate specialist review may re-apply as their project matures, for example after resolution of key issues raised in the principal review.

KEY GUIDING PRINCIPLES UNDERLYING THE BCIS PEER REVIEW SERVICE:

CONFIDENTIALITY – including the following working rules:

i) Proposals will only be seen by, and circulated amongst, the selected reviewers and the peer-review scheme coordinators

ii) Feedback will be provided directly via the coordinators to the submitting researcher only

iii) The option to choose anonymised (i.e. blind) review, if the submitting member prefers

KEY GUIDING PRINCIPLES UNDERLYING THE BCIS PEER REVIEW SERVICE:
CONSTRUCTIVE – hence no reason for members who are considering making a submission for peer review to feel intimidated about seeking BCIS input.

COLLEGIATE – ownership of the idea and the project will remain entirely with the submitting researcher.

WHAT TO DO NEXT

1) Please download and read the two “Getting Started” document below.

Getting Started.

– Getting Started  is a checklist of further specific details that we will need, in order to provide the most useful research feedback possible to users of the service.

2) Once you are ready to submit for peer review, please email the research protocol, together with the completed checklist, to the email address below:
bcis@millbrookconferences.co.uk

BCIS Research and Development Group, January 2015

CALL FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST: The AHP Annual Summer Conference 2021: Co-Host (Surgical Unit)

CALL FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST: The AHP Annual Summer Conference 2021: Co-Host (Surgical Unit)

16th February 2021

Dear BCIS member,

We would like to invite expressions of interest from enthusiastic and committed BCIS members keen to have a role in the educational development of the allied healthcare professional members of our Society.

The AHP Annual Summer Conference 2021

The AHP Group Summer Conference is traditionally a two-day face to face conference held in June each year, attracting around 175 attendees.  Due to the continued disruption caused by the COVID pandemic, for the second year, this conference will be held as a live virtual experience for two half days.

This year’s conference will be held on the afternoons of Monday 28th and Tuesday 29th June.

Expressions of Interest are invited from surgical centres to partner up with a pre-selected non-surgical centre.

The programme for 2021 has not yet been developed but previously combines pre-recorded live cases, lecture presentations and industry training demonstrations.  It is intended that the successful applicants will join a ZOOM meeting to agree the content of the programme and their role in it. The next meeting of this group will be on Tuesday 30 March between 09:30 and 15:30.

Eligibility/Unit and nominee Specification

Applications are open from the BCIS membership, and it is expected that the lead applicant will be an allied health professional from a surgical centre who has attended previous BCIS AHP Conferences and experienced in the clinical practice of interventional cardiology.  The AHP submitting this nomination will be supported by a consultant interventional cardiologist who is also a BCIS member.  Both interested parties must be named individuals.

Application

Application is by self-nomination, with reference to the specification above. A supporting statement from the candidate, no more than 1 side of A4, which includes the details of the supporting consultant cardiologist and specifically addresses their Unit’s suitability for co-hosting this year’s conference must accompany the nomination in order for the application to be valid.

The closing date is Tuesday 2nd March at 5pm.

If you wish to apply please do so by e-mail to BCIS@millbrookconferences.co.uk   by the closing date of Tuesday 2nd March at 5pm, including a statement in support of your application.

If you have any questions relating to this role, please feel free to contact us for further information (douglasmuir@nhs.net or sarah.carson@uhbw.nhs.uk ).

With kind regards,

Douglas Muir
BCIS AHP Group Lead

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