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University Hospital Monklands - Infectious Diseases

Individual placement description
Placement:

Infectious Diseases
Year:

F2
Region:

West
Hospital(s):

University Hospital Monklands, Airdrie
Main duties of placement:
  • Care of patients with all types of infectious disease. Some General Medical Admissions.
  • Ward round and clinics.
  • Three week placement in the Acute Receiving Unit.
Typical work pattern:
  • Band 2b.
  • 15 week rolling rota.
  • Usually on base ward.
  • Occasionally required to cross cover another specialty.
Learning opportunities:
  • Ward-based teaching.
  • MDT meeting.
  • Weekly journal club.
Teaching:
  • Protected Tuesday lunchtime teaching.
  • Wednesday lunchtime hospital meeting.
  • F2 days away teaching.
  • F2 clinical skills week.
  • Monthly academic half day.
Unique selling points:

Opportunity to become experienced at managing patients with infectious diseases.

Opportunity to become familiar with management of chronic viral hepatitis and HIV.

Busy ward but very well supported by consultant staff.

Good teaching ward rounds.

Plenty of practical experience; lumbar punctures and central lines in particular.
It is important to note that this description is a typical example of your placement and may be subject to change.

This page was last updated on: 11.03.2025 at 16.30