Consultant in Haematology with special interest in SIHMDS
Barts Health NHS Trust
CQC: Requires improvementLondon
Salary
£113,565 – £150,569
Posted
2 weeks ago
About the role
Barts Health NHS Trust is seeking an enthusiastic and motivated Consultant Haematologist to join our Clinical Haematology and Specialist Integrated Haematological Malignancy Diagnostic Service (SIHMDS). This is a permanent 8 PA (0.8 WTE) post, comprising 6 PAs within SIHMDS and 2 PAs within Clinical Haematology. The post has been created to increase consultant capacity, support service expansion and strengthen integrated haematological diagnostics across North East London and Essex. The Department of Clinical Haematology works across The Royal London, St Bartholomew's, Whipps Cross and Newham hospitals and provides a comprehensive range of specialist haematology services. SIHMDS is based at The Royal London Hospital and provides specialist diagnostic services for a population of more than 3.5 million people across North East London and Essex. The successful candidate will join an established multidisciplinary team of consultant haematologists, histopathologists, trainees, clinical scientists and specialist scientific staff. There will be dedicated SPA time and support will be provided.
To deliver and maintain the highest clinical standards in Haematology To be an active member of the department and help deliver the departmental mission of excellence in clinical care and teaching. Continuing responsibility for providing a specialist service for the patients referred into the department in line with Trust and NHS targets, including performing all administrative duties associated with patient care. Liaison and communication with the Clinical Directors, the Lead Clinicians, and the Service Manager To collaborate with medical and non-medical colleagues in the development and future running of clinical and laboratory services Support the GP advice and guidance service for the North East London area if required to and support the specialist SpRs in the advice needed for general haematology patients