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Working As A Job Share Requires Real Trust Between The Pairing

We each work three days per week, overlapping on the day of the TOE list, which we share.

Dr Lynn Miller
May 24, 2022
The Most Important Thing Will Always Be Family

Like many parents, medical and non-medical there are several pressures on the work life balance, but the most important thing will always be family.

Dr Tim Fairbairn
May 18, 2022
Role Models: Heart Failure & Imaging

Maintaining balance is never easy and becomes harder with consultant life.

Dr Catriona Bhagra
May 11, 2022
Menopause Resource

Presentation from a workplace menopause consultant.

May 6, 2022
Role Models: Adult Congenital Heart Disease

I have found my colleagues to be highly-dedicated, caring, inspiring individuals.

Dr Joanna Lim
May 6, 2022
I Am Glad That I Chose LTFT, As It Suits My Family Life

I am a cardiologist and in January 2020 I chose work more flexibly to provide childcare for my 3 children who were 1, 6 and 8 years at the time.

Dr Nigel Lewis
May 5, 2022
I Could Not Value My Work Highly If I Did Not Have Time To Appreciate My Family

“Work-life” balance flexibility has been one of the most important commodities for me.

Dr Arzu Cubukcu
May 2, 2022
I Have Been Working As A LTFT Doctor For Over A Decade

My non working days have allowed me time to have head space.

Dr Alyson Smith
April 27, 2022
Role Models: Imaging

The reward in overcoming obstacles is an immensely exciting, multifaceted and fulfilling career.

Dr Sacha Bull
April 21, 2022
Working LTFT Has Been One Of The Best Decisions I Have Made In My Professional Career

It allows more time for CPD and reflection and I would definitely recommend it!

Role Models: Interventional Cardiology

In my day, having children and following a career in Intervention were really discouraged.

By Working LTFT My Family & My Career Get The Very Best Version Of Me

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