The Internationally Renowned Queen Victoria Hospital, East Grinstead invites you to their inaugural

PLASTIC SURGERY RECRUITMENT EVENT

Tuesday 17th March 2015

We are looking for highly capable and motivated plastic

surgery residents /registrars from the UK, Europe and
worldwide.
Amazing training opportunities available
We perform 250 breast free flap reconstructions each year
We are the Hand Trauma Centre for a population of
4.3 million people
We are the Regional Burns Centre
We are the main Skin Cancer Centre for the South East of
England
We are the Microsurgical Specialist Centre for the South
East of England

We want you to work here!

Opportunities Available:
Microsurgical Fellowships
Hand Fellowships
Skin Cancer Fellowships
Junior Resident Plastic Surgery Fellowships

QVH is a centre of excellence with an international reputation for

pioneering complex surgical techniques and treatments.
It became renowned during the Second World War though the
pioneering work of Sir Archibald McIndoe.
We are proud of the numerous developments and innovations that
have arisen from our surgeons and non-surgical team. We have a
strong research ethic and are keen that anyone joining our team
participates in developing the future of plastic surgery.
Everything we do is informed by our passion for providing the highest
quality care, the best clinical outcomes and a safe and positive patient
experience. If you believe you have the necessary skills and are excited
by the opportunities the hospital presents during 2015 and 2016 come
and meet the consultants and current registrars at the recruitment
event.
Contact Details:
Medical Workforce Office, Queen Victoria Hospital, NHS Foundation
Trust, Holtye Road, East Grinstead, West Sussex , RH19 3DZ
Links:
Registration: Tel: 01342 414207
Email: sue.plummer@qvh.nhs.uk
Accommodation and Travel: Tel: 01342 414364
Email: kathleen.ally@qvh.nhs.uk
Further information is available on:

www.qvh.nhs.uk/events

Please check back regularly for further updates on the Recruitment

Event. Early registration is recommended for this free event.

Archibald McIndoe