This Consultant post combines clinical and laboratory haematology at Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, covering adult general and non-malignant haematological disorders. The holder leads the general haematology laboratory, deputises for adult haemoglobinopathy services and oversees consultant governance of the regional red-cell apheresis network. The on-call rota includes cover for Royal Papworth Hospital, and flexible working and job-share are welcomed. GMC registration is required, with a CCT in Haematology ideal.
What the job involves
- Clinical leadership of the general Haematology Laboratory
- Deputy lead and medical oversight for the adult Specialist Haemoglobinopathy Team, including sickle-cell and thalassaemia pathways
- Consultant governance for the regional red-cell apheresis network, working with UCLH and partner services
- Outpatient and consultative work in haemoglobinopathy, immune haematology, transfusion, thrombosis and haemostasis
- Inpatient and GP liaison
- Contribute to haemoglobinopathy, immune haematology and thrombophilia clinics
- Blood-film reporting and diagnostic laboratory supervision
- Participate in the general haematology consultant-of-the-week and out-of-hours rotas, including agreed cover for Royal Papworth Hospital
- Teaching, training and supervision of resident doctors, medical students, biomedical scientists and the wider multidisciplinary team
- Audit, clinical governance, continuing professional development, research and service improvement
- Care for adults with general and non-malignant haematological disorders, working with consultant colleagues
What's required
Registration & licences
- Full GMC registration
- IELTS or OET before GMC licence (non-UK applicants)
Skills & knowledge
- Demonstrable English listening, reading, writing and speaking for medical communication, per GMC Good Medical Practice (2013)
- Person specification areas: standards, professionalism, clinical skills, specialty-specific skills, clinical governance, communication, personal skills, understanding of the NHS and professional development
Checks & eligibility
- Criminal record certificate for each country lived in for 12 months or more in the past 10 years (skilled worker entry clearance applicants; adult dependants too)
Other
- Commitment to safe, kind and excellent care, multidisciplinary working, education, governance and service improvement
Nice to have
- CCT in Haematology, or within six months of award at interview
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Contact Details:
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