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This is a whole-time post for a Trust Doctor in Haematology post (ST3-8) in Clinical Haematology at the Royal United Hospital, Bath. An exciting opportunity exists for a motivated and ambitious individual to join a dynamic team. The post would be suitable for applicants who are wishing to gain further experience and training in Haematology, with a view to pursuing formal training in haematology, or those looking to establish a longer term role as part of a supportive team.
While working in the Haematology Unit the post holder will be working with close Consultant supervision, in line with 2021 changes to the haematology curriculum for training doctors in Haematology. There will be one month of induction. The post will provide the opportunity to rotate through the following roles: covering the inpatient ward, the day unit, providing liaison and advice to the other Hospital teams, work in the laboratory (with regard reviewing blood films and bone marrow slides) and also the review of patients in outpatient clinics. There will be the opportunity to learn specialist skills, such as bone marrow biopsy and lumbar puncture.
The Trust operates from the Royal United Hospital (RUH) which is situated about 1½ miles from Bath city centre
The Trust provides 732 beds and a comprehensive range of acute services including medicine and surgery, services for women and children, accident and emergency services, and diagnostic and clinical support services.
The Trust employs around 5,100 staff, some of who also provide outpatient, diagnostic and some day case surgery services at local community hospitals in Bath & North East Somerset, Somerset and Wiltshire. This fulfils part of the Trust's aim to provide high quality care to people in their local communities.
The hospital provides healthcare to the population served by four Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs); Bath and North East Somerset CCG, Wiltshire CCG, and Somerset CCG (Mendip Federations), as well as one social enterprise, Sirona Health & Care CIC.
For further details / informal visits contact: Name: Philip Robson Job title: Consultant Haematologist & Clinical Lead Email address:
[email protected] Telephone number: 01225 824760
