Subspecialty Trainee Post in Maternal and Fetal Medicine (newly RCOG-accredited programme, Chelsea & Westminster / West Middlesex / King's)

Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust (with West Middlesex University Hospital and King's College Hospital)

London, United Kingdom

Duration
2 years WTE if research-exempt; 3 years if not research-exempt; 12-month fixed-term contract per advert
Training type
RCOG subspecialty training (Senior Clinical Fellow contract)
Positions
Not published; confirm with program
Start
Not published; confirm with program

Application information

Deadline / application cycle
Closing 15 October 2026 (23:59)
International applicants
Candidates must have completed at least ST5 or be post-CCT and hold MRCOG or equivalent.
Visa support
Not published; confirm with program
Funding
Salary GBP 41,750 to 69,976 plus London weighting (as advertised)
Entry requirements and contacts
Verified as of
2026-10-20

Faculty

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Classification and overview

Subspecialty Trainee Post in Maternal and Fetal Medicine (newly RCOG-accredited programme, Chelsea & Westminster / West Middlesex / King's) is listed as rcog subspecialty training (senior clinical fellow contract) offered by Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust (with West Middlesex University Hospital and King's College Hospital) in London, United Kingdom. It is listed under Maternal–Fetal Medicine, with an original program classification of Maternal and fetal medicine (4-5 fetal medicine unit sessions a week incl. invasive procedures; obstetric medicine clinics).

Directory pathway
Maternal–Fetal Medicine
Original classification
Maternal and fetal medicine (4-5 fetal medicine unit sessions a week incl. invasive procedures; obstetric medicine clinics)
Program format
RCOG subspecialty training (Senior Clinical Fellow contract)

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  • Source ↗ Checked 2026-10-20 · programme, duration, eligibility, closing date, salary

    Trust advert on NHSJobs.com (ref 289-SC-468).

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