Intraoperative Neuromonitoring

Trainees will be primarily based at King’s College Hospital, Denmark Hill, London, employed by King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. Training is centred at King’s, though rotations may include partner sites such as St Thomas’ Hospital, which has strong transport links for easy travel. King’s also offers specialist experience in Cardiology, Respiratory Medicine and Sleep Disorders, providing exposure to comprehensive adult heart care, lung‑disease services and sleep‑apnoea diagnostics.

The Trust is a major teaching centre with a strong research profile and a wide range of tertiary services, as outlined on its public website. Trainees are not expected to work outside normal hours, but surgery is typically 8am-6pm, with occasional overruns during complex procedures.

Trainees will undergo specialist training in multimodality IOM for a range of procedures, including cranial (neuro-oncology and skull base), spine and spinal cord, cranial vascular (aneurysms and AVM), general vascular (AAA and thyroidectomies), peripheral nerve and maxillofacial.

Local promotion details for post(s): Site visits are always encouraged, offering applicants the chance to meet the team, see the clinical environment and gain a clearer understanding of the training experience. Informal conversations with interested candidates can be arranged to support their understanding of the role and the wider training pathway.

Expected MSc university location - may be subject to change
Aston University

Contact details for queries relating to location choice - for shortlisted applicants only
Name: Arjel Lejarde
Email: arjel.lejarde12@nhs.net