Consultant Haematologist with a Specialist Interest in Myeloma
Applications are welcomed for a Consultant post in Clinical Haematology (General Haematology) with a sub-specialty in Myeloma. This is a new post and it is a full time (10 PA) appointment for the United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust, based at Lincoln County Hospital. The successful applicant will work with Consultant colleagues to develop the clinical and laboratory haematology service which is organised on a Trust wide basis as Inpatient chemotherapy is only administered at Lincoln County Hospital and Pilgrim Hospital but the outpatient services are of equivalence at all three sites. The Trust's cancer services are part of the East Midlands Strategic Clinical Network. Acute leukaemia and other patients requiring inpatient intensive chemotherapy are treated in Lincoln. All myeloma patients are managed by the Haematologists. Main duties of the job
Responsibilities: The Clinical Haematology service comprises all Haematology/Oncology, general haematology, and haemostasis and thrombosis referrals for investigation, diagnosis and treatment. There is additional responsibility for investigation and advice on the management of patients with haematological problems from all other areas including ante-natal serology. This includes a bone marrow biopsy service for patients not under the direct care of the haematologists. Anticoagulant monitoring is managed within Primary Care. About us
Base:
Lincoln County Hospital We offer the following unique only to Lincolnshire: Direct links to the new £21 million Lincoln Medical School via Lincoln University, The new facility is due to come on line soon. The facility will include:-
2 x 120 capacity lecture theatres Seminar space Caf and social learning space Library, Science Library and Project Library Anatomy Suite and Clinical Skills Suite The entire building is designed to meet BREEAM (Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Method)
Job responsibilities
The Haematology Department is heavily involved in phase 2 and 3 international clinical trials in particular in the field of myeloid malignancies and myeloma. You will have the opportunity to develop your own research interest with opportunity to also join a well-established translational molecular laboratory at University of Lincoln, to be able to enrich your professional journey with lab base research together with clinical research. For full details please see job description. Person Specification
Clinical Skill
FRCPath or equivalent Full GMC and Specialist registration Experience
extensive experience and training in general haematology expiereince of involvement in clinical research and audit specailisit interest and expertise in myeloma Skills
Communication and able to work as part of MDT Special Requirements
commitment to further development of haematology service commitment to maintain own education to a minimum standard set by the RCPath Disclosure and Barring Service Check
This post is subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions Order) 1975 and as such it will be necessary for a submission for Disclosure to be made to the Disclosure and Barring Service (formerly known as CRB) to check for any previous criminal convictions. Consultant Haematologist and Myeloma MDT Lead
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Applications are welcomed for a Consultant post in Clinical Haematology (General Haematology) with a sub-specialty in Myeloma. This is a new post and it is a full time (10 PA) appointment for the United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust, based at Lincoln County Hospital. The successful applicant will work with Consultant colleagues to develop the clinical and laboratory haematology service which is organised on a Trust wide basis as Inpatient chemotherapy is only administered at Lincoln County Hospital and Pilgrim Hospital but the outpatient services are of equivalence at all three sites. The Trust's cancer services are part of the East Midlands Strategic Clinical Network. Acute leukaemia and other patients requiring inpatient intensive chemotherapy are treated in Lincoln. All myeloma patients are managed by the Haematologists. Main duties of the job
Responsibilities: The Clinical Haematology service comprises all Haematology/Oncology, general haematology, and haemostasis and thrombosis referrals for investigation, diagnosis and treatment. There is additional responsibility for investigation and advice on the management of patients with haematological problems from all other areas including ante-natal serology. This includes a bone marrow biopsy service for patients not under the direct care of the haematologists. Anticoagulant monitoring is managed within Primary Care. About us
Base:
Lincoln County Hospital We offer the following unique only to Lincolnshire: Direct links to the new £21 million Lincoln Medical School via Lincoln University, The new facility is due to come on line soon. The facility will include:-
2 x 120 capacity lecture theatres Seminar space Caf and social learning space Library, Science Library and Project Library Anatomy Suite and Clinical Skills Suite The entire building is designed to meet BREEAM (Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Method)
Job responsibilities
The Haematology Department is heavily involved in phase 2 and 3 international clinical trials in particular in the field of myeloid malignancies and myeloma. You will have the opportunity to develop your own research interest with opportunity to also join a well-established translational molecular laboratory at University of Lincoln, to be able to enrich your professional journey with lab base research together with clinical research. For full details please see job description. Person Specification
Clinical Skill
FRCPath or equivalent Full GMC and Specialist registration Experience
extensive experience and training in general haematology expiereince of involvement in clinical research and audit specailisit interest and expertise in myeloma Skills
Communication and able to work as part of MDT Special Requirements
commitment to further development of haematology service commitment to maintain own education to a minimum standard set by the RCPath Disclosure and Barring Service Check
This post is subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions Order) 1975 and as such it will be necessary for a submission for Disclosure to be made to the Disclosure and Barring Service (formerly known as CRB) to check for any previous criminal convictions. Consultant Haematologist and Myeloma MDT Lead
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