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Consultant ENT Surgeon – Specialising in Otology (Ears)

Location: Southampton
Job Type: Permanent (Full-Time / Part-Time Considered)

About the Role

An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Consultant ENT Surgeon specialising predominantly in ear surgery (Otology) to join a leading Private Hospital in Southampton.

You will become a highly valued member of a multidisciplinary clinical team, contributing your specialist expertise in ENT, with a strong focus on major ear procedures. This role offers the opportunity to work in a modern, well-equipped hospital environment delivering high-quality care to both NHS and privately funded patients.

Key Responsibilities

* Perform a range of ENT surgical procedures in line with hospital protocols and best practice

* Manage patients throughout their surgical journey, including outpatient clinics, pre-operative assessment, and post-operative care

* Deliver high standards of clinical care and patient outcomes

* Work collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team

* Spend the equivalent of at least 3 days per week in theatre (full-time equivalent)

Scope of Procedures

Minor Ear Procedures:

* Excision of lesions

Major Ear Procedures:

* Tympanoplasty

* Mastoidectomy

* Additional complex otological surgeries (depending on experience)

What We’re Looking For

* Strong clinical expertise across all aspects of ENT surgery, with a focus on otology

* Ability to provide expert clinical opinion across a wide range of ENT conditions

* Full GMC Registration with entry on the Specialist Register

* FRCS (ENT) or equivalent specialist qualification

* CCT (or equivalent) in ENT

* Proven record of clinical excellence and academic achievement

* Evidence of recent experience (last 3 years), including case volumes and outcomes

Additional Information

* BUPA accreditation support available (candidates already accredited are encouraged to highlight this)

* Ongoing support for CPD and professional development

* Flexible working options, including part-time hours