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WEST MIDDLESEX HOSPITAL

College tutor

Miss Susan Barnes

susan.barnes@chelwest,nhs.uk

Subspecialty training

There is currently no subspecialty training at West Mid

Endocrine Clinic: Miss Cotzias, Miss Dixit, Miss Sajjad and Dr Martineau (Endo Cons)

Obstetric Medicine and Preterm Birth Clinic: Miss Girling and Miss Page

Perineal Clinic: Mr de Rosnay

Pre-pregnancy Counselling: Miss Girling

Pregnancy After-care: Miss Barnes

Anaesthetic Clinic: Anaesthetic Consultants

Specialist Gynae Clinics

Colposcopy: Miss Abdi, Miss Gurtovaya, Miss Isaac, Miss Palmer and Mr Raslan

 

Subfertility Clinic: Miss Owen and Miss Zeider​​

Gynaecology teaching clinic: Miss Dixit and Miss Owen

Menopause Clinic: Miss Alangaden and Miss Palmer

Minor Gynaecology: Mr Ajang and Miss Sajjad

​Outpatient hysteroscopy: Miss Nunes, Miss Palmer and Miss Sharma​

Post-menopausal Bleeding Clinic: Miss Abdi and Miss Gurtovaya

​Rapid Access Clinic: Miss Abdi, Mr Ajang, Miss Gurtovaya and Mr Raslan

​TOP clinic: Miss Guha

Urdynamics: Miss Clack

Urogynaecology: Mr de Rosnay and Miss Clack

Vulval Clinic: Miss Palmer​

Early Pregnancy Unit

Staffed by an SHO daily, there are opportunities to arrange scanning sessions with the EPU consultants for all grades.

 

MVAs performed several days per week.

Research Trials

The department is involved in several trials.

 

If you are GCP trained you can get involved in recruiting for these trials. Research midwives can help with getting this certification if needed.

Click here for a list of current trials. 

Location

West Mid Hospital is located in Isleworth. There is a canteen, costa coffee and WHSmith in the main building. The pubs or restaurants are not particularly close by and so it is more challenging for trainees to socialise together within the area. 

Transport

Closest rail stations are Syon Lane or Isleworth (Southwest trains from Waterloo via Putney) – both about 10-12 minutes walk from the hospital.

 

Trains run every 15 minutes in peak hours.

Fast trains run to Twickenham or Richmond mainline stations.

 

Bus 110/267 from Twickenham takes about 15mins to the hospital, or H37 from Richmond takes 20mins (both traffic dependent).

Closest under ground stations are Gunnersbury Station (District Line) - Bus 267 takes about 20 minutes from there to the hospital, or Hounslow East (Piccadilly Line) – bus 117 takes about 15 minutes to the hospital.

Bus route 267 runs from Hammersmith to the hospital (40 minutes, traffic dependent). Other buses that service the hospital include 110 from Twickenham, 117 from Staines, 481 from Kingston, H28 from Cranford, H37 from Hounslow, 235 from Sunbury, 237 from Shepherds Bush.

Parking

There is staff parking on site for approximately £50 per month, however there may be a 3 month wait for a permit. It is also possible to park for free in some neighbouring streets if you arrive early. The pay and display car park costs £6.80/12 hours.

Clinical Workload

The rota is a 10 week rolling rota. There are approximately 5200 deliveries per year and there is excellent obstetric training here.

 

The registrar rota is 2 tier and there is a resident Consultant on call every night so trainees are very well supported with excellent opportunities to get work based assessments signed off. Daily ELCS lists are performed by SHOs and Consultants. 

There is a decent amount of emergency gynae experience available for trainees with a busy early pregnancy unit and A&E department. However, there are limited major elective gynaecology lists.

Rota

The rota, including leave, for the entire Obs and Gynae department is published weeks in advance on Medirota (available as a phone app.)

For an example of the SHO rolling rota click here

For an example of the SpR rota click here

The rota coordinator can be contacted at adminspr.chelwest@googlemail.com

Specialist Obstetric Clinics

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