Haematologist

JPS Recruitment; New South Wales; Presencial; AUD 250.000 - 350.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

JPS Recruitment is seeking a Consultant Haematologist for a major rural referral hospital in north-west New South Wales. The role covers broad haematology, outpatient care, chemotherapy support and multidisciplinary cancer management within an established regional cancer service.

The successful candidate will be fellowship-trained with FRCPA and RACP credentials, eligible for AHPRA registration, and committed to service development and regional impact.

Formación

• Eligible for registration with AHPRA.
• Fellowship of the RACP and FRCPA in Haematology, or equivalent specialist qualification.
• Experience across malignant and non-malignant haematology, outpatient care and multidisciplinary cancer management.
• Interest in service development, quality improvement and collaborative consultant practice.
• International Medical Graduates assessed as substantially comparable, or preparing for specialist assessment, are encouraged to apply.

Responsabilidades

• Provide broad consultant haematology services across malignant and non-malignant disease.
• Collaborate with oncology, pathology and other care teams.
• Contribute to service development and quality improvement.
• Participate in multidisciplinary cancer management and outpatient care.

Conocimientos

Haematology experience

Outpatient care

Multidisciplinary collaboration

Quality improvement

Service development

Educación

FRCPA Fellowship in Haematology

RACP Fellowship in Haematology

AHPRA Registration

Descripción del empleo

The Opportunity

We are working closely with a substantial rural referral hospital and are keen to connect with Consultant Haematologists interested in a specialist role within an established regional cancer service. This opportunity offers broad scope across malignant and non-malignant haematology, outpatient care, chemotherapy support, multidisciplinary cancer management and contribution to service development within a major regional referral environment. The hospital forms part of a well-connected regional cancer network and local service information confirms dedicated oncology, pathology and cancer care capability.
The role is well suited to Fellowship-trained Haematologists seeking a position that combines clinical variety, meaningful regional impact and strong multidisciplinary engagement. Publicly listed service and job material indicates an established cancer service with haematology, chemotherapy and radiation support, alongside collaboration with medical oncology, radiation oncology and specialist nursing staff.

The Hospital

This is a 280-bed rural referral hospital and a major trauma referral centre providing a full range of medical, diagnostic and surgical services to a broad north-western New South Wales catchment. Public hospital information lists oncology, pathology, radiology, general medicine, kidney medicine, paediatrics and rehabilitation among core services, creating a strong platform for consultant haematology practice within a substantial regional hospital.

The Haematology / Cancer service:

• 282-bed rural referral hospital
• Integrated regional cancer service environment
• Haematological services available through the regional cancer centre
• Chemotherapy and radiation therapy on site
• Broad medical and pathology support
• Strong multidisciplinary interface across oncology and inpatient teams

This is a strong platform for a Consultant seeking both clinical depth and the opportunity to help shape haematology services for a large rural and regional population. Recent public role material also describes the service as caring for a diverse rural and regional patient base within an established specialist team.

Why Consider This Role

• Broad consultant haematology scope
• Integrated regional cancer service
• Chemotherapy and haematology capability on site
• Strong multidisciplinary support
• Meaningful regional referral influence
• Suitable for substantially comparable pathway candidates

The Location

This setting offers the advantages of a well-established inland regional centre with strong infrastructure, short commute times and a relaxed community lifestyle. The balance of lifestyle and meaningful specialist practice makes it an attractive option for consultants seeking regional impact without sacrificing service breadth.

Requirements

• Eligible for registration with AHPRA
• Fellowship of the RACP and FRCPA in Haematology, or equivalent specialist qualification
• Experience across malignant and non-malignant haematology, outpatient care and multidisciplinary cancer management
• Interest in service development, quality improvement and collaborative consultant practice
• International Medical Graduates assessed as substantially comparable, or preparing for specialist assessment, are encouraged to apply