Consultant Haematologist

Consultant Histopathologist with a interest in Cardiothoracic.  I’m excited to share a unique opportunity for a Histopathologist with a special interest in Cardiothoracic Pathology at a leading NHS hospital in Essex. This is a fixed-term salaried position with the potential to become substantive. Join a dedicated team of three Consultant Histopathologists at the Essex Cardiothoracic Centre, providing vital diagnostic services for cardiac and thoracic diseases across three hospitals. This role offers an exceptional blend of clinical practice and innovation, including:   Intra-operative diagnoses and reporting of resection specimens. Reporting thoracic and cardiac biopsies, EBUS, and liquid-based cytology. Collaborating with Oncologists on molecular diagnostics for thoracic malignancies. Contributing to Lung Cancer MDTs and the Regional Super MDT for mesothelioma. The department is a hub for research and collaboration, working closely with national and international institutions on cutting-edge studies. Equipped with advanced digital pathology tools, including Leica and Philips scanners, the role offers flexibility with remote working options and no out-of-hours commitment. If you're passionate about advancing Cardiothoracic Pathology and contributing to a well-connected, supportive team, this could be the perfect role for you. Feel free to reach out for more details—I’d love to discuss this exciting opportunity further!  

I am currently working with a Trust based just in Greater Manchester, and they are seeking a passionate and skilled Consultant Histopathologist to join there dynamic team on a NHS fixed term contract. The Histopathology department is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities and a dedicated team committed to delivering excellent patient care. To meet the growing clinical workload, the Trust are expanding there team, which currently consists of 3.2 WTE Consultants and a Specialty Doctor, serving a population of approximately 330,000. Key Responsibilities: Broad expertise in Histopathology reporting. Gastroenterology, Breast, Colorectal, Haematology, Head and neck, Urology and Dermatology Consultant-led complex dissection. Contribution to the Coroner’s Post-Mortem service. What the trust Offers: Flexible Job Plan: Includes 10+ PAs, subject to requirements, and the option for digital reporting from home. Tailored Workload: Matched to your experience, with opportunities for general or sub-specialty work. Modern Facilities: Individual office, secretarial support, and networked IT equipment for home reporting, including a laptop and Barco monitor. Teaching Opportunities: Engage with SpRs and Biomedical Scientists. Supportive Environment: Collaborative team culture with proximity to other Pathology specialties, fostering interdisciplinary interaction. Additional the departmental resources include a modern microscope for personal use, a multi-header teaching microscope, and access to digital imaging with the Philips UFS scanner. This is an excellent opportunity to join a friendly, forward-thinking team dedicated to delivering exceptional services. If this sounds like the next step in your career, please reach out to discuss further.

Consultant Cellular Pathology at Royal Devon University Healthcare Accredited Excellence Our Department of Cellular Pathology, based within the Devon Trust, is proudly UKAS (ISO15189) accredited. We actively participate in recognized external quality assurance (EQA) schemes for histopathology and cytopathology, ensuring the highest standards in diagnostics and reporting. Annual Workload Histopathology Requests: 12,500 per year Non-Gynaecological Cytology Requests: 800 per year The department handles an extensive range of biopsy and resection specimens, reflecting the demands of a small district general hospital (DGH). Notably, approximately 10% of histopathology requests originate from primary care doctors. Reporting and Specialization Our consultant pathologists utilize a flexible generalist reporting system, allowing them to focus on their subspecialist interests while maintaining a broad expertise. Work distribution follows a hybrid pull-push system: Specialist/Urgent Work: Pushed to designated consultants Non-Urgent Work: Pulled by consultants during reporting sessions. Multidisciplinary Meetings (MDMs) Regular MDMs are held for a variety of subspecialties, including: Breast, Gynaecology, Urology, Gastrointestinal, Dermatopathology (including inflammatory skin), and Lung Meetings take place in the purpose-equipped MDT room at the Medical Education Centre or virtually via MS Teams. Laboratory and Equipment The department is staffed by skilled biomedical scientists with expertise in: Routine diagnostics Immunohistochemistry Immunofluorescence Our modern laboratory space has been extensively refurbished and features advanced equipment, including a fluorescence microscope for inflammatory skin cases. Living and Working in Devon Outstanding Education Devon boasts outstanding schools and proximity to two leading universities, making it an excellent choice for families. With highly rated primary and secondary schools and diverse extracurricular opportunities, the region supports a rich educational environment for children of all ages. Convenient Transport Links Devon offers excellent connectivity: Rail: Fast services from Exeter St David’s to Bristol (1 hour), London Paddington (2 hours), and Birmingham New Street (under 3 hours). Air: Exeter International Airport connects you to destinations across the UK, Europe, and North America Road: The M5 and branch rail lines provide easy access to Devon’s stunning coastline, Dartmoor, and neighboring regions. Whether you’re raising young children or supporting teenagers, Devon’s excellent education system and wide range of extracurricular activities provide an enriching environment for growth and learning.  

Im working alongside a University Hospital in London, that are looking for a UK based Haematology Consultant. The Haematology department lies within the Women’s, Children’s and Clinical Services Division. The Consultants perform clinical and laboratory duties across sites. The Haematology Laboratory operates as a single merged service across-site with a unified management structure and a single Laboratory Lead. Haematoncology services (clinical care and chemotherapy delivery of patients requiring up to and including Level 3 services) Haemoglobinopathy care is centralised at CMH within the newly refurbished specialised centre. The Brent Sickle Cell and Thalassaemia Centre is an integral part of the Haematology department at CMH and provide Haemoglobinopathy testing, counselling, support and education of patients and the local community together with training of professional staff. Service reconfiguration has resulted in the consolidation of all Haematology inpatients at the NPH whilst outpatient services offered at all sites of the Trust. Service transformation and reconfiguration is ongoing to ensure all patients across the Trust have access to the same specialist services but where appropriate have also access to follow up and day treatments closer to home. The post-holder will be an integral part of the Haematology service provided to the Trust and the appointee will provide care for inpatient and outpatient haematology patients. There are weekly myeloid, lymphoma, CLL and myeloma clinics within the department in addition to new referrals, general haematology, haemoglobinopathy and thrombosis clinics. The combination of clinics for the individual post-holder will be subject to their experience and interests. Full-time consultants at this trust will generally undertake 3 clinics per week. There are weekly regional and local MDTs which will be part of job planned activity. Acute inpatient admissions are managed. For malignant haematology, has a stand-alone MDT and a weekly meeting to discuss complex cases and transplant referrals. The essential:  Must have full MRCP Consultant experience within the NHS  Sub specialty interest