Mersey

The Mersey Deanery is a relatively small and compact deanery, stretching from Southport, through Liverpool and St Helens, across the Wirral and to Warrington and Runcorn in North Cheshire, down to Chester, Crewe and Macclesfield in South Cheshire.

Liverpool is the heart of the Deanery, its skyline dominated by fabulous architecture, and with many stylish bars, clubs and restaurants in the city, along with eight national museums and galleries.  The city was European Capital of Culture in 2008, and many new developments have taken place as a consequence of this, including the development of a major new shopping centre in the city centre.

A little further from the city and its suburbs, Cheshire is the embodiment of breathtaking landscapes and stunning country estates; fine restaurants, glamorous shops and impressive historical sights including ruined castles and stately homes are in abundance.

Round 2

Mersey Deanery is participating in 2010 ST3 Recruitment Round 2 with vacant posts in gastroenterology and renal medicine (please see table below).

There are no vacancies remaining from 2010 Round 1, or likely to arise before 2011, in the specialties of cardiology, endocrinology/diabetes or geriatric medicine in Mersey.

* The vacant gastroenterology post in Mersey is an ACF post. For more information on this, please click here.

Interviews will take place at the Mersey Deanery.

Locum Appointments

There remain available some LAT (Locum Appointment, Training) posts in the Mersey Deanery. If you wish to gain more information on these, please visit the Mersey website via the link at the bottom of this page.

If you have any queries relating to recruitment in Mersey and vacancies therein, please email Pamela.Jones@rlbuht.nhs.uk.

Postal address:

Mersey Deanery
Regatta Place
Brunswick Business Park
Summers Road
Liverpool
L3 4BL