Locum Consultant in General Haematology

3185
  • £109,725 - £145,478
  • UK, South Coast, South East, South West
  • Fixed

Role Summary

We are seeking a Consultant Haematologist to join a dynamic, integrated Haematology department across five hospital sites within University Hospitals South of England. The successful applicant will become part of a collaborative team of seven consultants, supported by Clinical Nurse Specialists, specialist trainees, and a staff grade doctor.

This is an exciting time to join, with services being reconfigured to provide a cohesive, clinically led model. The postholder will have a unique opportunity to shape the future development of the department and will be encouraged to establish a specialist interest that complements existing expertise. Interests in malignant haematology or haemostasis and thrombosis are particularly welcomed.

Key Responsibilities

  • Provide inpatient care for haematology patients up to BCSH level 2B.
  • Deliver outpatient clinics (new and follow-up patients).
  • Participate in MDTs, departmental meetings, audit, and guideline development.
  • Undertake bone marrow reporting, intrathecal chemotherapy administration, and supervision of trainees in blood film and bone marrow procedures.
  • Provide consultative advice to colleagues across hospital and primary care settings.
  • Engage in teaching, educational meetings, and journal clubs.
  • Maintain involvement in clinical trials and research, with opportunities to contribute to high-profile national studies.
  • Uphold professional development, appraisal, and revalidation requirements.
  • Act as a departmental leader, supporting governance, audit, and service development initiatives.

Clinical Services

  • Established BCSH level 2B treatment centres with a broad haemato-oncology practice.
  • Comprehensive care in general haematology, including obstetrics, paediatrics, transfusion medicine, and haemostasis/thrombosis.
  • Accredited Haemophilia Centre with close links to tertiary Comprehensive Care Centres.
  • Strong network of tertiary referrals for complex cases, transplant, and radiotherapy.
  • Anticoagulation services led by specialist nursing teams with consultant oversight.
  • Paediatric oncology and leukaemia services delivered in liaison with Southampton and local paediatric consultants.

Research & Teaching

  • Active clinical trials portfolio across malignant and non-malignant haematology.
  • Dedicated research support team with strong track record in national trial recruitment.

Regular clinical governance sessions, journal clubs, teaching programmes, and an active audit portfolio. 

Example Plan

DayTimeType of WorkLocation (Ward / Site)
Mondayam 08:30Weekend Handover and Ward round (when attending 1/6 weeks)Ward
pm 13:00Day UnitSite
Tuesdayam 08:30Haematology ClinicOutpatient Clinic
pm 13:00AdminOffice
Wednesdayam 08:30Departmental meeting
Haematology Clinic (new patients)
Meeting Room / Outpatient Clinic
pm 13:00Medical Grand Round
Laboratory
Lecture Theatre / Laboratory
Thursdayam 08:30Haematology ClinicOutpatient Clinic
pm 13:00Ward referralsWard
Fridayam 08:30Ward round
Case review meeting (medical imaging)
MDT Haematology and lymphoma
Ward / Radiology / MDT Room
pm 13:00SPAOffice
Saturdayam 08:30Ward round when attending (1 in 6)Ward
pm
Sundayam
pm
Alice Howe Executive Recruitment Consultant

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