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Emergency Medicine | Health Education England East Midlands
Workforce, training and education
East Midlands

Emergency Medicine

Your Future Starts Here

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Join a high-performing Emergency Medicine training programme in the East Midlands, offering exceptional clinical exposure, structured education, and strong trainee support.

Keep reading to find out more about training in Emergency Medicine in the East Midlands.

Why Emergency Medicine?

• Manage undifferentiated patients across all ages
• Lead resuscitation and acute care teams
• Develop expertise in trauma, paediatrics and critical care
• Work at the centre of urgent and emergency care systems

Training Pathway (ACCS-EM)

ST1–ST3: Rotations in Emergency Medicine, Acute Medicine, Anaesthetics, and Intensive Care
• Build core resuscitation and procedural skills
• Develop acute decision-making confidence

ST4–ST6: Higher Emergency Medicine Training
• Advanced clinical leadership
• Managing complex emergency presentations
• Preparation for consultant practice (CCT)

Why the East Midlands?

• Train in high-volume Emergency Departments
• Exposure to major trauma and tertiary care
• Structured regional teaching and simulation
• Strong educational supervision and mentorship

• Unique opportunities to develop portfolio careers in Paediatric Emergency Medicine, Geriatric Emergency Medicine as well as dual specialization in ICM.

Great opportunities to gte experience in Pre-hospital Emergency Medicine

Training Locations

North East Midlands

  • Queen's Medical Centre (Nottingham) – Major Trauma Centre
  • King's Mill Hospital, Mansfield
  • Chesterfield Royal Hospital
  • Royal Derby Hospital
  • Lincoln County Hospital
  • Pilgrim Hospital, Boston

South East Midlands

  • Leicester Royal Infirmary (LRI) – Major Trauma Unit
  • Northampton General Hospital
  • Kettering General Hospital

 

Work–Life Balance

• Affordable living
• Excellent transport links
• Vibrant cities and surrounding countryside

  • Rotations are split into north and south geographical boundaries to enable commutable distances for trainees

 

Apply

Apply via Oriel and explore the RCEM curriculum to begin your Emergency Medicine career in the East Midlands.

 

For more information contact our Head of Schools:

Speciality

Name

Role Title

Trust

Email

 

       

Emergency Medicine

Mark Williams

Head of School

University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust

mark.williams99@nhs.net

Emergency Medicine Vivek Pillai Deputy Head of School University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust vivek.pillai2@nhs.net
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