Locum Consultant in Haematology

We are working with a leading NHS Trust on the South Coast of England seeking a Locum Consultant Haematologist to support their expanding Laboratory Haematology, Myeloid Disorders, and Myeloma services. This is a 12-month post ideally suited to a consultant looking to engage with dynamic clinical and laboratory services in a major teaching hospital.

Role and Responsibilities

In this role, you will join a comprehensive team of consultant haematologists and contribute to both inpatient and outpatient services with a specialist focus on laboratory haematology, myeloma, and myeloid disorders. The position involves a full-time commitment of 10 programmed activities (PAs), including 1 in 7 non-resident on-call duties for combined and general haematology. Applications for part-time or job-share arrangements are welcomed.

Key duties include:

• Reporting and oversight of diagnostic laboratory tests, including blood films, bone marrow aspirates and biopsies
• Participation in Specialist Integrated Haematological Malignancies Diagnostic Services (SI-HMDS) in collaboration with consultants, clinical scientists, and biomedical scientists
• Management of patients with myeloma and myeloid disorders in outpatient and day case settings
• Active participation in relevant multidisciplinary team (MDT) meetings and support for clinical trials.
• Contribution to referral triage, guidance to primary care, and hospital-wide consultations
• Regional collaboration on diagnostic and referral pathways
• Teaching and educational supervision of junior doctors, undergraduates, and allied health professionals
• Clinical governance activities, audits, and continuing professional development (CPD) in line with Royal College requirements

The weekly timetable includes dedicated time for outpatient clinics, laboratory responsibilities, MDT meetings, clinical admin, and supporting professional activities (SPA) such as teaching and departmental meetings.

The Hospital

The role is based at a major university teaching hospital and regional specialist centre providing comprehensive cancer care. The Haematology Department is part of an integrated Cancer Care Group, offering both inpatient and outpatient services, and houses a well-equipped laboratory service accredited for SI-HMDS.

The hospital is a tertiary referral centre for haematology and oncology services and supports a strong clinical research programme, with access to a wide range of clinical trials. The facilities include modern laboratory diagnostics, a dedicated haematology unit and advanced imaging and pathology support. There is a strong culture of collaboration across clinical teams and a commitment to continuous improvement in patient care.

The Location

Situated on the vibrant South Coast of England, the area offers a unique combination of city amenities, coastal living and easy access to beautiful countryside. The city is a hub for education and healthcare, hosting a major university and several research institutions.

With a population of over 250,000, the location is well-connected by rail and road, offering excellent schools, diverse cultural activities and a growing food and arts scene. The nearby national parks and coastline provide ample opportunities for outdoor pursuits, making it an appealing choice for families and professionals alike.

The Requirements

Essential Criteria:

• Full GMC registration
• MRCP and FRCPath (or equivalent)
• CCT in Haematology or within six months of obtaining CCT at the time of interview
• Demonstrable experience and competence in clinical and laboratory haematology at consultant level
• Specific experience and/or training in myeloma and myeloid disorders
• Experience in teaching and training undergraduate or postgraduate healthcare professionals
• Strong communication skills and evidence of collaborative working
• Ability to meet the physical and professional requirements of the role

Desirable Criteria:

• Higher degree (e.g. MD, PhD)
• Recognised training as an educational supervisor
• Evidence of involvement in service improvement projects
• Publications in the field of haematology

How BDI Resourcing can support

When choosing to apply for your next role with BDI Resourcing, you’ll have the full support of an expert recruitment team who will assist, as standard, with:

• CV Preparation using our recognised bespoke guidance
• Application support with expert knowledge of specialisms, NHS and local support
• Video based Interview Preparation using specific example questions according to job role
• Contract and offer negotiations for salary, relocation packages, tenure and more

Once you have accepted your new role, you’ll then be met by one of our dedicated relocation executives who will guide you through all the way to starting to your new role including:

• Document gathering and checking
• COS and Visa Application support if applicable
• Short- and long-term accommodation sourcing
• Travel Arrangements
• Family support for finding schools and any other aspects of pastoral care

How to Apply

If you are interested in this role or would like further information, we'd love to hear from you! Please send your CV to apply@bdiresourcing.com or use the form below.