Dorset County Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
Consultant Haematologist with special interest in Myeloma
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Part-Time 8PA Consultant Haematologist, Dorset County Hospital
We are seeking a dedicated Consultant Haematologist to develop our clinical and laboratory haematology service at Dorset County Hospital, Collaborating closely with a dynamic team of Clinical and Laboratory Haematology professionals in both outpatient and inpatient settings.
Role Overview
- Post Type: Part-time 8-hour night (8PA) consultant position
- Team: Supporting a team of four other Consultant Haematologists at Dorset County Hospital
- On-call Duty: Participation in Clinical Haematology on-call coverage on a 1:5 rota
- Specialist Focus: An anticipated emphasis on Myeloma sub-specialisation as the department evolves
- Potential Interview Date: To be confirmed
Key Responsibilities
Clinical Leadership & Patient Care
- Provide general haematological expertise and manage multiple haematological conditions.
- Assume full clinical responsibility for inpatients under General Medicine arrangements.
- Collaborate with colleagues to develop an inclusive sub-specialisation model, with Myeloma as a key focus.
- Offer advice and guidance to: -Junior medical staff General Practitioners (GPs) via the consultant advice email system
- Provide continuous oversight for inpatient care and ensure comprehensive cover during illness and leave periods.
Out-of-Hours Commitments
- On-Call Duty: Available for call rotations with colleagues to ensure round-the-clock consultant supervision of the haematology laboratory and clinical pathology problems that arise outside regular hours.
- Emergency Response: May need to provide support in the laboratory during extended sessions when required by professional necessity, particularly during major emergencies or crises.
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Research & Clinical Trials Engagement
- Demonstrate an interest in participating in clinical trials.
- Collaborate with the research department to facilitate and manage a portfolio of clinical trials.
Requirements
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Qualifications & Experience:
- Medical degree (MBBS/BMBCh) with completing relevant training in haematology, including dedicated sub-specialist exposure (Benefit: preference given to applicants with a daquele interest in Myeloma).
- Strong grounding in general clinical and laboratory haematology.
- Experience working collaboratively within multi-disciplinary teams.
- Evidence of commitment to high-quality patient care and disease education.
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Technical Skills:
- Proficiency in managing a wide range of haematological issues in varied clinical settings.
- Ability to operate effectively after-hours, during emergencies, and under on-call conditions.
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Operational Considerations:
- Availability for all on-call duties, weekend shifts, and acute medical scenarios, as established by the consultant group.
Benefits & Culture
At Dorset County Hospital Foundation Trust (DCHFT), we are committed to a positive working environment built on the following principles:
- Patient-Centric Care: A persistent focus on delivering high-quality, compassionate healthcare.
- Assertive Values: Environments that allow staff to achieve their best professional and personal potential.
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Mission: Our relationship with patients and colleagues is rooted in collaborative excellence and developing services that enrich health and community resilience.
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Vision: *Higher living standards, empowered communities, revitalised local care.
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Core Commitment to Diversity We are an inclusive organisation warmly welcoming applications from underrepresented backgrounds. This includes— but is not limited to— thosetraditional groups typically underrepresented in medicine such as Black, Asian, ethnic minority (BAME), disabled applicants, LGBTQ+'’, and other historically excluded groups. We believe true enrichment comes from celebrating human variety in the workplace.
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For further enquiries, informal discussions, or to arrange site visits, please don’t hesitate to contact:
Dr. Jill McCormick
- Job Title: Consultant Haematologist
- Email: jill.mccormick@dchft.nhs.uk
- Telephone: 01305 251150
Dr. Richard Karim
- Job Title: Consultant Haematologist
- Email: richard.karim@dchft.nhs.uk
- Telephone: 01305 251150
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