Trust Specialist Registrar in Urology | Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust

Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust have four vacancies at Trust Specialty Registrar level. These posts are vacant from August 2026

The successful applicant will join the middle tier rotain this popular teaching department. The post would be ideal for candidates at a registrar level who are looking for more experience in urology and who would like the support of a helpful team of consultants in a busy unit where there is a good mixture of core urology including HoLEP, ureterorenoscopy, TURP, and sub-specialty urology including robotic renal surgery, pyeloplasty, radical prostatectomy, PCNL, mini-supine PCNL and andrology). Candidates who are looking for more experience prior to gaining a specialist training number are encouraged to apply and there is an excellent track record of previous fellows proceeding to success at National Selection.

The successful applicant would be part of the 1:7 on call rota which is non-residential.

All applicants must hold a Full GMC Registration with a Licence to Practice in the UK.

Duties includingcovering elective (Wycombe) and emergency (Stoke Mandeville) activity. There are around 7 all day operating lists per week at Wycombe covering full ranges of elective urology includingrobotic,open, laparoscopic and endoscopic surgery. Attendance in theatre is programmed and the consultant team will provide hands-on teaching, so that the successful candidate will develop considerable operative competencies in all aspects of operative urology. The emergency service is consultant led, and involves daily ward rounds, in-patient reviews. There is a dedicated emergency list every Thursday morning, and access to the emergency list Monday to Friday as required. We offer input to the National Spinal Injuries Centre, and exposure to neuro-urology is available for interested applicants. The department offers LA transperineal biopsy exclusively for investigation of raised PSA, and experience with this would be welcome.

The post would be ideal for Pre-FRCS candidates with extensive registrar experience in Urology who would like the support of a helpful team of consultants in a busy unit. We would aim to build an ideal level of supervision and training around the successful candidates depending on seniority and experience. The candidate could pass through a variety of useful specialties heading towards subsequent CCT application. The post includes responsibilities aimed at management experience including rota coordination, quality improvement projects and teaching.
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• As part of our BHT family, you’ll benefit from learning and development opportunities to support your career progression.
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Description of working pattern
The duties of the successful applicant are to provide elective diagnostic activity such as outpatients, LA TP prostate biopsy and flexible cystoscopy lists. Programmed elective theatre is also included with at least one full day in theatre supported by one of the consultants. The on call commitment involves medical care for the emergency urology in-patients at Stoke Mandeville, as well as providing urology advice and support for the other clinical specialties on site and reviewing Emergency Department referrals, supported by the on-call consultant. We would actively support the successful candidate in terms of teaching / training courses

All applicants must hold a Full GMC Registration with a Licence to Practice in the UK.

For Further details of this role please review the attached Job Description and Person Specification attached to this advert

This advert closes on Thursday 7 May 2026