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CONSULTANT IN NEUROLOGY FOR THE SLEEP DISORDER FUNCTION
RESPONSIBILITY OF THE POSITION
The Neurological Department works with the diagnosis and treatment of patients from Fyn and the surrounding islands at primary and regional level in a range of areas at a highly specialised level. The standard staffing of the department comprises two neurophysiological and 16 neurological consultant positions, of which 13 are currently filled. The specialists work in an 11-shift on-call shift system. There are 18 doctors on the on-call rota – ten first-line physicians and eight back-ups. All these positions are currently filled.
Work area:
The position involves working in the outpatients’ clinic, ward rounds and participation in the on-call system for medical specialists, administrative assignments and handling general neurological assignments involving both admitted patients and outpatients.
The consultant in the present position will be responsible for the development of an out-patient clinic for neurological sleep disorders, thus exluding general sleep apoea. The function will be affiliated to the epilepsia team and the clicinal activity will include treatment of epilepsia.
Part time leave for research may be negociated.
Qualifications:
• Clinical experience in neurological sleep disorders
• The ability to participate in interdisciplinary teamwork in a dynamic, confident and constructive manner
• Documented neurological research
• Experience in the training of medical students.
Expectations:
• Qualified specialist in neurology
• Interest in research and quality development in sub-specialist area
• Desire to work in an interdisciplinary team structure, and appreciation of open and respectful communication between staff groups
• Understanding that our principal shared goal is the development of evidence-based diagnosis and treatment in optimised patient processes.
Pay and employment conditions:
• The position is tenured in accordance with the collective bargaining agreement between the Danish Regions’ Board for Wages and Tariffs (RLTN) and the Danish Association of Medical Specialists (FAS).