RESIDENT Rheumatology

You will walk along the ward and conduct outpatient clinics under supervision, with a strong focus on seeing new patients. If a rheumatic condition is diagnosed, you will continue to guide and treat this patient afterwards.

What else does your work week entail?

• The large ward round, where you discuss patients together with the rheumatologists and other colleagues and learn how they build their clinical reasoning;
• Various discussions with rheumatologists and other healthcare professionals in the fields of radiology, immunology, and pathology.
• Consulting on more complex cases, in which puzzling, clinical reasoning, and multidisciplinary collaboration are central;
• Presentations or other educational moments, depending on the schedule and your learning objectives.

And shifts? The rheumatologists handle those themselves. This allows you to focus entirely on your development, building broad knowledge, and discovering if the profession suits you.

Rheumatology is broad and challenging. You see patients on the ward and in the outpatient clinic. Additionally, you work with various supervisors who each have their own style and expertise. You learn to look at cases from multiple perspectives and develop knowledge that is also valuable for fields such as geriatrics or general practice.

Author: Ariadne Bosman Position: Resident

The clinical ward has five beds and three chairs for day treatments. Our department consists of 10 rheumatologists known for their approachability and an egalitarian working atmosphere. In the outpatient clinic, you work together with rheumatology consultants, research staff, medical assistants, and medical secretaries.

You can fully participate in and contribute to publishing research here. If suitability is demonstrated, there is also a view toward a residency position in collaboration with the UMCG or participation in a scientific research track.

You are a curious physician who enjoys clinical puzzling and has an eye for detail. You look beyond the initial complaint and know that even small clues can have great significance. You are interested in complex and often chronic conditions and find it valuable to follow patients over longer periods. You work carefully, enjoy thinking along about diagnostics and policy, and are open to further developing within rheumatology.

• Contract: You will receive employment for 32 to 38 hours per week for a duration of one year with the possibility of extension.
• Salary: You will receive a gross salary from € 4,824 to max € 7,269*, which we would, of course, like to discuss with you during the employment conditions interview.
• Work extras: At Frisius MC, you receive reimbursements for moving and furnishing costs, access to a Portfolio App for your professional development, and an annual budget of €650 for congresses and courses. Additionally, this position offers an excellent springboard to a training position within various specialties.

*(based on 36 hours, FWG 65, Cao-Ziekenhuizen)

• Contact one of our rheumatologists via 058 2866104.

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