Locum Consultant Haematologist in Myeloma and SCT

The closing date is 13 July 2026.

Locum Consultant Haematologist - Myeloma & Stem Cell Transplantation

We are seeking a full time locum Consultant Haematologist with expertise in all aspects of myeloma and stem cell transplantation. This role may lead to a substantive post as the department expands.

Main Duties

• Participate in weekly myeloma clinic as part of the multidisciplinary team and liaise with the transplant team for patients undergoing autologous stem cell transplant.
• Take part in the clinical transplant team, assessing patients for suitability, guiding them through the process and maintaining accreditation standards (JACIE, HTA).
• Serve on the white cell attending team, providing cover for haematological malignancy patients and transplant patients admitted to St George's Hospital.
• Work closely with the existing haematology oncology consultants to deliver a comprehensive, world class service.
• Provide consultant input for clinical and laboratory aspects of the service and collaborate with colleagues on inpatient and outpatient care.
• Co operate with the Day Unit team to deliver high quality care to haematology and transplant patients receiving outpatient treatment.
• Develop or continue sub specialised expertise within haematology and transplantation.

Job Responsibilities

The appointee will maintain a high standard of clinical and laboratory haematology practice. Clinical commitments include inpatient, outpatient, daycare, laboratory, administration, teaching, audit, research and CPD, with on call duties as agreed.

On call arrangement: single on call (1:12) and specialist 2nd on call (1:7), subject to change.

Final timetable and non working days will be negotiated with the successful candidate.

Qualifications and Training

• MRCP or equivalent.
• Full and specialist registration with the GMC, or eligible for registration within six months of interview.
• UK trained applicants must hold a Certificate of Completion of Training (CCT) or be within six months of award; non UK trained applicants must provide evidence of equivalence.
• Experience across full range of laboratory haematology disciplines.
• Higher degree (MD, PhD) relevant to haematology, transplantation, or myeloma.
• FRCPath in Haematology or equivalent.

Clinical Experience

• Diagnostic and clinical haematology.
• Independent responsibility for haematology patients.
• Teaching and supervision of medical trainees.
• Allogeneic transplantation.
• Management of patients on clinical trials.

Clinical Skills

• Bone marrow aspirate/trephine, flow cytometry interpretation and other diagnostics.
• Independent care of myeloma, lymphoma and leukaemia patients.
• Leadership of multidisciplinary team meetings.
• Knowledge of CPA and MHRA processes.
• Familiarity with transplant eligibility criteria and registry liaison.

Research & Audit

• Clinical governance participation and audit/quality improvement.
• Ongoing research interest; publications or presentations at national/international conferences.
• Active participation in myeloma or transplant clinical trials.

Leadership & Management

• Team working and leadership.
• Organise and manage clinical services.
• Willingness to undertake professional responsibilities at local, regional or national level.
• Service development or quality improvement projects.
• Budget management and change management.

Other

• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
• Commitment to patient centred care and safety.
• Collaboration across specialties.
• Adaptability to change and uncertainty.
• Minimum six months working experience in myeloma or transplant service.

Disclosure and Barring Service Check

This post is subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions Order) 1975. A Disclosure and Barring Service check will be required.

St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust