Medical Advisor – Haematology / Stem Cell Transplants

Overview Job Title: Medical AdvisorSpecialty: Stem Cell Donation/TransplantationGrade: Consultant or Specialty DoctorLocation: Remote (with minimal London Travel)Salary : up to £200k FTE (£80k pro rata) – dependant on grade/experienceDescription:The Medical Advisor is central to supporting the Donor Request Management team and potential stem cell donors, ensuring their journey is as seamless and positive as possible. Acting as the primary specialist and advisor in the UK, the role is complemented by guidance from physicians in other countries and the current UK medical advisor.What makes this opportunity stand out? Flexibility: can be fully remote (with infrequent travel to London)Mission-led: direct impact on donor–patient matchesStrategic & clinical balanceInternational collaboration and influenceOpportunity to step into education, governance & innovation15hrs pw , ideally with a full day on Mon – with flexibility across Tue-Fri.Key Responsibilities In this role, your key responsibilities are:Assess donor medical suitability and make independent clinical decisions on whether to proceedReview follow-up reports and laboratory results, advising the team on appropriate next stepsRespond to donor-specific clinical questions regarding stem cell collection methods, use of G-CSF, or other relevant concernsApprove repeat donations, atypical transplant centre requests, and additional donor testingProvide input into the acute management of any donor-related complicationsCommunicate positive or abnormal test results to donors by phone, during or outside of regular hoursRequirements To be eligible for this role, you must have:Medical qualification with full GMC registration; working as a consultant or experiences specialty doctor.Proven experience in human histocompatibility, haematopoietic stem cell transplantation, and/or cellular therapiesSolid understanding of conditions treatable by stem cell transplantation, including awareness of alternative treatments and the challenges involved in donor matchingKnowledge of HLA antigens, alleles, and haplotypes, along with familiarity with the operational protocols of transplant centres, donor services, collection centres, and international registriesWhy use Athona? Athona is one of the UK\’s leading on-framework healthcare recruitment agencies, with over 20 years of experience in the industry. We take pride in offering a personalised approach, ensuring every candidate is supported throughout their career journey.What We Offer Experts in the healthcare sector – Providing a professional, knowledgeable, and supportive service tailored to your career goals.Nationwide permanent vacancies – Opportunities across the NHS and private sector, including exclusive roles only available through Athona.Comprehensive recruitment support – From CV advice and interview preparation to salary negotiation and contract reviews.Seamless onboarding – Guidance through compliance checks, pre-employment screening, and workplace integration.Overseas relocation support – Assistance with visa sponsorship, GMC/NMC registration, and adapting to UK healthcare settings.Career progression planning – Helping you find roles that align with your long-term career aspirations and professional development goals.Ongoing post-placement support – Regular check-ins to ensure you\’re satisfied in your new role and progressing as expected.Interested in applying?If this role suits your skills and experience, apply today, and our team will contact you to discuss the details – simply email lewis.miller@athona.comCan\’t find what you\’re looking for?We post a variety of new jobs every day so by registering your CV with Athona, we can keep you updated with any new job opportunities that may be better suited for you.Know someone else who might be interested?Refer them to Athona and receive up to £500 for every successful recommendation

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