Part-Time Consultant – Adult Endocrinology

About the role

The Institute of Clinical Care (ICC) is hiring a part-time, in-person Adult Endocrinology Consultant to provide specialised care in its physical clinic. The consultant evaluates, diagnoses and manages acute and chronic endocrine conditions such as diabetes mellitus, thyroid disorders, metabolic bone disease and pituitary and adrenal disorders, working within a defined scope and coordinating closely with the full-time clinical and administrative teams.

Key responsibilities

• Deliver in-person consultations during scheduled part-time clinic sessions, including assessment, diagnosis, treatment planning and follow-up.
• Take histories, perform physical examinations and review laboratory and imaging results; develop individualised plans covering medication and insulin management, lifestyle advice and referrals.
• Manage type 1 and type 2 diabetes, thyroid disorders, metabolic bone disease and pituitary and adrenal disorders, coordinating care with the full-time team between sessions.
• Work with dietetics, ophthalmology and podiatry, and mentor junior physicians and healthcare professionals.
• Maintain accurate clinical documentation in the EHR, promote preventive care and diabetes screening, and take part in quality improvement, audits and compliance programmes.
• Report patient safety risks and incidents, and counsel patients and caregivers on diagnoses, treatment plans and medication safety.

Required profile

• Medical degree (MBBS, MD or equivalent) from an accredited school and residency training in Internal Medicine.
• Board certification in Internal Medicine and fellowship certification in Adult Endocrinology.
• SCFHS classification and registration as an Adult Endocrinology Consultant.
• At least 3 years of clinical practice in endocrinology, preferably in a hospital or outpatient setting.
• Ability to manage a caseload within limited part-time hours and to coordinate with full-time colleagues.

Required skills

• Proficiency in electronic medical records (EMR).
• Strong clinical judgment, analytical skills and excellent communication skills.