Consultant in Haematology (Opportunity to develop specialist interest) - West Norfolk
$113,565 - $150,569 per year
ApplyConsultant in Haematology (Opportunity to develop specialist interest) - West Norfolk
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$113,565 - $150,569 per year
About the role
- Provide a comprehensive clinical haematology service, including diagnosis, management and follow‑up of patients across the full range of haematological conditions.
- Provide consultant oversight and clinical interpretation for laboratory haematology, including blood film review, coagulation, and haemoglobinopathy services.
- Lead and participate in outpatient clinics for general and specialist haematology, including haemato‑oncology, coagulation and benign haematology.
- Deliver inpatient ward cover and haematology on‑call as part of the rota, including for acute haematological emergencies.
- Oversee and contribute to the management of patients receiving systemic anti‑cancer therapy (SACT) in line with trust protocols.
- Essential Criteria to ApplyFull registration with the General Medical Council (GMC) with a licence to practise.
- Entry on the GMC Specialist Register in Haematology, or within six months of being eligible at the time of interview.
- FRCPath or equivalent specialist qualification in Haematology.
- MRCP or equivalent (or FRCPath via the dual‑route pathway).What's on Offer for You?
- Permanent or fixed‑term salaried NHS Consultant contract: £113,565 - £150,569 (Depending on Experience)
- Flexible job planning arrangements to support work‑life balance.
- Dedicated SPA allocation for professional development, teaching, leadership, and service improvement.
- Participation in a well‑supported consultant on‑call rota.
- Generous annual leave entitlement.
- Opportunities for career progression, leadership, and service development.
- Supportive consultant team and collaborative working environment.
- Potential relocation support, subject to policy and eligibility.
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