Locum Consultant Clinical Oncologist

Role: 

• To develop the existing urology cancer oncology services across the Trust.
• To provide Uro-oncology service.
• To take responsibility for the designated clinical workload including outpatient clinics, radiotherapy treatment planning, peer review and in-patient workload.
• To develop and promote protocols relating to treatment options for urology cancers with a focus on kidney cancer.
• To participate in the on-call oncology and radiotherapy rota.
• To provide postgraduate teaching for junior staff
• To provide clinical supervision for specialist registrars
• To coordinate and participate in undergraduate teaching
• To comply with all the clinical governance processes and procedures of the Trust
• Compliance with Patients’ Charter and Purchasers’ requirements
• To maintain Continuing Professional Development accreditation as per Royal College of Radiologists guidelines
• To participate in the Trust appraisal program and GMC revalidation processes.

Requirements: Full GMC, FRCS preferable 

Role:

• Breast Primary Site (second tumour site negotiable)
• £5,000+ relocation package provided to successful applicant
• Educational support provided in post - RCR Support 

Requirements:

• Previous  overseas experience working at Consultant Level
• GMC Registration 

BDI Resourcing are now searching for an international Doctor to fill a Locum Consultant Clinical Oncology position within a highly reputable NHS Trust in the Midlands for a 24 month contract.

Role:

• This is the perfect opportunity for a Specialty Registrar to secure GMC Specialist Registration in Clinical Oncology
• The Trust has a well established CESR support programme and tumour-site rotations provided in post to assist towards GMC Specialist Registration application
• £8,000 relocation package
• Youll be working in close collaboration with colleagues across the relevant cancer site-specific multi-disciplinary teams and other allied specialities (palliative medicine, emergency medicine, clinical haematology etc).
• On-going input to the relevant cancer site-specific MDT meetings.
• You'll provide input to the acute oncology service, which has been recently further developed under new leadership.
• Participate in audit and responsibility for clinical governance and quality improvement. In particular the bimonthly mortality and morbidity meeting. As appropriate.

Requirements:

• FRCR Clinical Oncology preferable, however, the Department welcome GMC eligible applicants to apply (PLAB, MRCP)

The Post

BDI Resourcing are seeking an international doctor for a Specialty Doctor Medical Oncology post within a West Midlands NHS Trust.

You will provide outpatient care through the outpatient clinics and day case units where Systemic Anti-Cancer Therapy Treatments are delivered, as well as inpatient care on the main oncology wards.

You will also become an active member of the hospital's Disease Groups enabling the post holder to work with the Multidisciplinary team to deliver treatment for patients and to develop trial activity hand in hand with clinical service activity. 

Post Requirements

This post requires full MRCP and a pass in IELTS or OET to evidence your English language skills.