Job Description

Ready to take the next step in your paediatric orthopaedics career? Join one of the UK's leading centres for paediatric care with a range of exciting Clinical Fellowship opportunities at Sheffield Children's Hospital.



Gain hands-on experience in neuromuscular conditions, limb reconstruction, trauma, and young adult hip preservation, all within a supportive, forward-thinking team.

Fellowships Available:

National Paediatric Orthopaedics & Trauma (Oct 2026 - Oct 2027)



Limb Reconstruction (Oct 2026 - Oct 2027)



Young Adult Hip (Oct 2025 - Oct 2026)



Trauma

1 post:

Oct 2026 - Oct 2027

2 posts:

Apr 2027 - Apr 2028



Fellows will be based mainly at Sheffield Children's, with some outreach work.



Please clearly rank your fellowship preferences in the supporting information section of your application.



Applicants should have completed Higher Surgical Training and hold a CCT (or equivalent) by the start date. Flexible working options are available.



You'll also have opportunities to contribute to teaching, audit, and research, supported by experienced consultants and academic partners.



Interested? We'd love to hear from you.



At Sheffield Children's Hospital, you'll join a nationally recognised centre of excellence in paediatric orthopaedics and trauma. As a fellow, you'll play an important role in a busy, and supportive team, delivering high-quality care across multiple elective and emergency paediatric orthopaedic conditions.



Your clinical work will span both trauma and elective services. You'll be involved in outpatient clinics, ward rounds, and theatre sessions--gaining hands-on experience managing complex fractures, deformity correction, and limb reconstruction. You'll also take part in the acute and late-phase management of trauma, with exposure to advanced techniques including flexible nailing, circular and monolateral frames, lengthening nails, and internal fixation.



This fellowship offers structured training in important areas such as developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH) with ultrasound screening, Ponseti management of clubfoot, and the treatment of neuromuscular disorders supported by gait analysis. You'll also gain experience using growing rods for osteogenesis imperfecta (OI), and work with our specialist teams in adolescent and young adult hip preservation and paediatric knee surgery.

At Sheffield Children's, our purpose is clear:

to provide healthier futures for children and young people. Our three strategic aims are Outstanding Patient Care, Brilliant Place to Work, and Leaders in Children's Health.



We work with partners across local, regional, and national levels to deliver physical and mental healthcare in both acute and community settings. Many of our clinicians are nationally and internationally recognised for their expertise.



We're proud that 73% of colleagues would recommend Sheffield Children's as a place to work, placing us among the top five NHS trusts in England -- and the top-ranked trust in the North East and Yorkshire -- in the latest NHS Staff Survey.



Our nearly 4,000 colleagues bring our CARE values -- Compassion, Accountability, Respect, and Excellence -- to life every day, creating a kind, welcoming environment where patients and families feel safe and supported.



As we approach our 150th anniversary in 2026, we're excited to keep building our leadership in children's health, improve experiences for patients and staff, and focus on our communities and population health.



We also offer excellent benefits to support your wellbeing, with generous annual leave and pension schemes, health and wellbeing programmes, and exclusive discounts -- helping you thrive at work and beyond.



For more information on the main responsibilities for this post, please refer to the job description and person specification.



Please note that Sheffield Children's uplift pay to meet the Real Living Wage, which is 12.60 per hour.



Diversity Statement



At Sheffield Children's, we are committed to creating an inclusive environment that celebrates diversity and supports everyone's success. We prioritise Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion in our recruitment practices, creating a welcoming space for people of all backgrounds, including ethnic minorities, individuals with disabilities, and LGBTQ+ members.



Recognising that inclusivity is an ongoing effort, we review our processes and welcome feedback to enhance our practices. A diverse team strengthens our organisation and the quality of care we deliver. For ideas on how we can improve, please contact our Recruitment Manager at scn-tr.recruitment.team@nhs.net. Together, we're building a workplace where everyone belongs.



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