Clinical Fellow in Haematology: Sponsorship Available

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Benefits offered by this job

Staff benefits & wellbeing provisions

Job summary

King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust in London invites applications for a Clinical Fellow in Haematology at ST3+ level. You will gain specialist experience in a major teaching hospital and contribute to services across haemato-oncology, general and laboratory haematology, haemoglobinopathy, paediatric haematology and thrombosis.

Work within a multidisciplinary team and develop clinical expertise through supervised practice, teaching and research opportunities.

Qualifications

• Full GMC registration or eligibility for registration.
• MB ChB or equivalent medical qualification.
• MRCP or equivalent qualification.
• Experience in clinical and/or laboratory haematology.
• Ability to deliver clinical services under supervision.
• Knowledge of haematology and evidence-based practice.

Responsibilities

• Participate in the haematology specialist trainees’ rota and provide clinical services.
• Assess and manage patients with haematological conditions under supervision.
• Contribute to diagnosis, investigations and treatment of blood disorders and malignancies.
• Support clinical and laboratory haematology services.
• Participate in teaching of medical students.

Skills

GMC registration

Communication

Teamwork

Education

MB ChB

MRCP

Job description

Job Title: Clinical Fellow in Haematology
Employer: King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
Job Type: Full-time
Location: London, United Kingdom
Salary/Rate: 67,325 £ / Year
UK Visa Sponsorship:

Join the Department of Haematological Medicine as a Clinical Fellow at ST3+ level.

Gain specialist experience in a major teaching hospital and centre of excellence in haematology.

Work across haemato-oncology, general and laboratory haematology, haemoglobinopathy, paediatric haematology and thrombosis.

Contribute to services covering blood cancers, bone marrow transplantation, marrow failure disorders, sickle cell disease and coagulation disorders.

Work within a multidisciplinary team of consultants, specialist registrars, nurses and other healthcare professionals.

Develop clinical expertise through supervised practice, teaching and research opportunities.

Responsibilities

Participate in the haematology specialist trainees’ rota and provide clinical services.

Assess and manage patients with haematological conditions under appropriate supervision.

Contribute to the diagnosis, investigation and treatment of blood disorders and malignancies.

Support clinical and laboratory haematology services.

Participate in undergraduate and postgraduate medical teaching.

Contribute to clinical research and evidence-based practice.

Work collaboratively with consultants and multidisciplinary teams to deliver safe, effective patient care.

Participate in clinical audit, governance and service improvement activities.

Demonstrate leadership, professional accountability and effective communication with colleagues.

Requirements

Full registration with the General Medical Council (GMC), or eligibility for registration.

MB ChB or an equivalent recognised medical qualification.

MRCP or an equivalent qualification.

Experience in clinical and/or laboratory haematology.

Ability to deliver clinical services responsibly under supervision.

Knowledge of haematology and evidence-based clinical practice.

Understanding of clinical governance, clinical audit and research principles.

Experience teaching medical students.

Strong communication and multidisciplinary teamwork skills.

Evidence of leadership and the ability to develop effective professional relationships.

Desirable: Experience working at ST3 level or equivalent as a clinical decision-maker.

Desirable: Experience supervising resident doctors.

Competitive salary of £67,325 per annum, plus London Allowance.

Opportunity to develop specialist clinical skills in a leading haematology department.

Exposure to advanced treatments, including bone marrow transplantation and cell and gene therapy.

Opportunities for research, teaching and professional development.

Experience working alongside a large team of specialist haematology consultants.

Flexible working arrangements may be considered, subject to service requirements.

Opportunity to gain experience across several specialist haematology services.

Access to the Trust’s staff benefits and wellbeing provisions.