Locum Consultant Oncology

BDI are offering a position as an NHS Locum Consultant in Histopathology (Breast & General Pathology). 

The post: 

• The appointee will join the other Consultant Histopathologists in the Department to form a Team which provides diagnostic histopathology, non-cervical cytopathology and autopsy services (if desired).

• Consultant Histopathologists in the department are sub-specialised but also participate in the reporting of general pooled specimens.

Duties of the post: 

• The appointee will contribute to the subspecialist workload of the Department. This will include a contribution to the Breast pathology team. Specialist breast work includes diagnostic biopsies, local resections and major resections.
• Consultants within the department, where possible, take a flexible approach to sub-specialisation so that all areas are supported to a degree commensurate with the workload in that speciality.
• All consultants are expected to contribute, on a rotational basis, to the weekly skin MDT.
• To liaise with clinical colleagues and technical staff, to provide advice and to be available for consultation on the interpretation of diagnostic findings.
• To share in the teaching and training of medical and BMS trainees, undergraduate students and trainees in other disciplines.
• To maintain and develop general and relevant subspecialty skills and remain abreast of modern clinical and professional practice.
• To participate in the CPD scheme of the Royal College of Pathologists.

Additional support: 

• The Trust supports the requirements for continuing medical education as laid down by the Royal Colleges and is committed to providing time and financial support for these activities.
• CESR support can be provided for the right candidate to help complete a CESR portfolio. 

Requirements: 

• FRCPath
• GMC

BDI Resourcing is looking to speak with any aspiring Middle Grade Docotrs in Histopathology regarding an exciting position within an NHS Trust is the beautiful South West of England! 

The post: 

• Full and part-time applicants will be considered. 
• For this post, up to a total of 10 programmed activities (PAs) will be spent in cellular pathology. This includes up to 9 PAs of direct clinical care and 1 PA of supporting professional activities.

Duties of the post: 

• Participation in the cellular pathology and non-gynaecological cytology service
• Commitment to clinico-pathological and MDT meetings.
• The Doctor will work together with the other pathologists to contribute to the histopathology services as appropriate to the areas of clinical specialisation across the Trust.
• Shared responsibility with the other pathologists to provide cover for periods of annual leave and short term sickness.
• Clinical and educational supervision of junior medical staff and Biomedical Scientist Practitioners in histopathology as a shared responsibility with colleagues. The appointee will be required to devote time to these activities on a regular basis.
• Responsible for carrying out teaching, examination and accreditation duties as required and contributing to Continuing Medical Education and clinical governance initiatives.
• To contribute to departmental research interests in accordance with the Trust’s R&D Framework.
• To participate in audit programmes and external quality assessment (EQA).
• To maintain Continuing Professional Development (CPD) in line with professional requirements.
• To conduct the diagnostic service in accordance with contractual requirements.
• To undertake all work in accordance with the Trust’s procedures and operating policies.
• To maintain the confidence of business plans and development strategies formulated for the specialty or the Trust.

Additional support: 

• An excellent area for international doctors which has received outstanding reviews from previous candidates
• An excellent on-boarding and induction programme which is geared towards international applicants
• There are excellent opportunities for postgraduate and BMS teaching, which is encouraged. These include journal club meetings, ‘Black box’ meetings, small group teaching and fourth year medical student teaching in breast pathology. Departmental medical staff participate in the provision of problem-based learning group supervision and undergraduate OSCE examinations. Relevant training for these activities is provided by the Trust.
• Dedicated SPAs for support in accumulating evidence for CESR support portfolio. 

Requirements: 

• Full GMC 
• FRCPath 

Role: 

• Deliver a range of histological and/or cytological diagnostics, to the highest possible standard, in line with the programme agreed with the Clinical Manager.  
• Assume responsibility for the organisation and management of histological and/or cytological diagnostics to patients in the hospital, in conjunction with colleagues across the hospital.
• Fully comply with all the requirements set out in the Trusts policies.
• Participate in the departmental teaching of medical students and lab staff.
• Initiate and supervise audit projects in order to actively contribute to the development and reporting of Clinical Quality Standards.
• Maintain a satisfactory level of professional expertise through a recognised programme of Continuing Professional Development.
• Research activities as agreed with the Clinical Lead.
• Responsible for undertaking administrative and budgetary duties associated with the care of patients and the efficient running of the department.
• Provide cover for colleagues in their absence and deal with emergencies as occasions demand.
• Complete all Mandatory Trust training. 
• Actively participate in the annual appraisal and job planning process.

Requirements: 

Full GMC 

BDI Resourcing are seeking to appoint substantive Consultant Histopathologists with subspecialty interests within an excellent NHS Trust in North Devon.

Role:

• The principal duty of the posts is to provide a comprehensive diagnostic pathology service
• The appointee will provide a consultant advisory service for cellular pathology, covering all aspects of laboratory investigation including the interpretation of results and advice on further appropriate investigations.
• The department implements full subspecialist reporting, with on average 2-3 specialities covered by each pathologist.
• Each subspecialisation has an experienced lead pathologist to oversee the most complex cases, and be responsible for the MDMs, RCPath data set reporting and audit.
• The appointees will be expected to have a thorough training in histopathology and will be expected to have or develop areas of specialist pathology practice to support clinical services and multidisciplinary teams.
• All subspeciality interests in accordance with departmental needs are welcomed.
• We offer a fantastic benefits package with competitive pay rates with annual increases
• 10 PA's

Requirements:

FRCPath