At a Glance
- Tasks: Support inpatient and outpatient haematology care, manage patients, and assist in clinics.
- Company: Join a Trust dedicated to safe and effective patient care.
- Benefits: Full-time role with training opportunities and support from experienced professionals.
- Other info: Induction provided, with access to teaching and potential for contract extension.
- Why this job: Make a real difference in patient lives while gaining valuable experience in haematology.
- Qualifications: GMC registration, CT1-level experience, and basic medical procedure competence required.
The predicted salary is between 37338 - 44962 £ per year.
The Locum SHO (CT1) in Haematology will support the delivery of safe, effective inpatient and outpatient haematology care within the Trust.
Key Responsibilities
- Inpatient care: Review and manage patients on the haematology ward, including daily assessments, documentation, and treatment reviews.
- Assist in clinics under consultant supervision (e.g., anaemia, lymphoma, anticoagulation, transfusion follow‑up).
- Participate in the assessment of acute haematology referrals from ED, AMU, and other specialties.
- Ward rounds: Join consultant‑led and registrar‑led rounds, ensuring timely completion of tasks and investigations.
- Procedures: Perform venepuncture, cannulation, blood transfusion prescribing, and bone marrow biopsy assistance (training provided).
- Work closely with specialist nurses, pharmacists, and laboratory teams.
- On‑call duties: Participate in the medical on‑call rota (if required by the Trust).
- Clinical governance: Attend teaching, morbidity & mortality meetings, and contribute to audits or QI projects.
Required Qualifications & Experience
- GMC full registration with licence to practise.
- Minimum CT1‑level experience in Internal Medicine, Acute Medicine, or related specialties.
- Competence in basic medical procedures (venepuncture, cannulation, ABGs).
- Experience managing acutely unwell patients.
- ALS certification (or willingness to obtain).
- Desirable: Previous exposure to haematology, oncology, or transfusion medicine.
- Experience interpreting FBCs, blood films, coagulation profiles, and managing cytopenias.
- Participation in audit, QI, or research projects.
- Strong clinical judgement and ability to elevate appropriately.
- Excellent communication with patients, families, and MDT.
- Ability to prioritise workload in a busy clinical environment.
- Commitment to maintaining high standards of patient safety and documentation.
Work Schedule
Full‑time, typically 40 hours per week. Mix of ward work, clinics, and acute assessments. On‑call commitments depending on Trust requirements. ASAP start, initial contract 1–3 months with potential extension.
Additional Information
Induction provided on arrival. Access to departmental teaching and training opportunities. Support from registrars and consultants at all times. Opportunity to gain experience in specialist areas such as Haemato‑oncology, Transfusion medicine, Thrombosis and anticoagulation.
Locum SHO (CT1) – Haematology/Oncology employer: Career Choices Dewis Gyrfa Ltd
Join a leading Trust that prioritises patient care and professional development, offering a supportive environment for Locum SHO (CT1) in Haematology/Oncology. With access to comprehensive training, mentorship from experienced consultants, and opportunities to engage in clinical governance and quality improvement projects, you will thrive in a culture that values collaboration and excellence. Located in a vibrant community, this role not only enhances your clinical skills but also provides a fulfilling career path in a dynamic healthcare setting.
Contact Details:
Career Choices Dewis Gyrfa Ltd Recruitment Team
