Job overview Applications are invited to apply for the post of Consultant in Haematology at Bradford Teaching Hospitals. There are 3 separate posts in total so please be careful to apply for the correct post. The posts are Lymphoma/Thrombosis, Lymphoma/Myeloid and Non-malignant post. This job post is - Consultant Haematologist (with a special interest in Lymphoma and thrombosis) Should an applicant be interested in doing a combination of non-malignant and myeloma work this would be a very reasonable possibility so please approach us as soon as possible. They are all 10 PA posts in Haematology. Please note interviews are face to face. Advert The post holder will be expected to contribute to the usual clinical activities of the department which is not confined to but includes triaging of referrals, Outpatient clinics, E-Consults, laboratory work, MDT attendance and participating in the acute ward Consultant of the Week rota with 1:6 commitments. The consultant will provide continuing responsibility for patients in their clinics and in partnership with colleagues. The post-holder will also be expected to take an active role in haematology research and the recruitment of new patients to haematology research trials. The additional duties and responsibilities of the post are as expected in any Teaching Hospital with specialist services and to provide assistance within the service delivery for the department. There will be an expectation that the post holder will contribute to the management of the department and support with service developments to enhance patient care. Working for our organisation Our People Charter outlines the behaviours we can expect from one another and what you can expect from Bradford Teaching Hospitals Foundation Trust: We value people We are one team We care We’re keen to meet people who share these values and are passionate about delivering the highest quality of care to our patients. Detailed job description and main responsibilities The job plan is designed around a Consultant Haematologist with a specific interest in Lymphoma and Thrombosis. The other clinical sessions are more flexible and will need to take into account any gaps in the service provision, so while this is currently allocated to Myeloma this could change and may also include non-malignant haematology or red cell disorders. The post holder would be expected to take part in the Acute Consultant Week which includes covering all haematological malignancy, general haematology, haemophilia and haemoglobinopathy / red cell disorders. There is additional regional tertiary support for the haemophilia service and haemoglobinopathy service. This acute week cannot be worked part-time to ensure there is continuity of care to the patients on the ward. Please see attached job description and person specification for full details regarding job plan information. Applications should contain details of GMC registration and CCT (or evidence of eligibility to apply for CCT including CESR applicants) along with names and addresses of three referees (one of which should be your current or most recent employer), please note, If you are currently a substantive consultant, we would require one of your referees to be either the Medical Director or Chief Executive, If you are currently a Specialty Registrar, we would require one of your referees to be your Training Programme Director. For further information regarding this posts please contact: Dr Sam Ackroyd (wattsapp) 07414773407 Dr Anshu Garg [email protected] Dr Clare Samuelson [email protected] Shortlisted candidates are expected to visit by prior appointment to see the department. All interviews will be face to face.