Consultant Haematologist

Sandra Chapman Centre Where clinically appropriate, patients are treated as day cases within the recently expanded Sandra Chapman Centre, located adjacent to inpatient facilities.

The centre provides

Modern treatment rooms and treatment chairs Care for patients with malignant and non-malignant haematological disorders Support for acute leukaemia and lymphoproliferative disease pathways More than 4,000 patient consultations annually Inpatient Care Haematology inpatient services are delivered alongside oncology services within a dedicated ward consisting of: 17 single rooms Shared Haematology-Oncology inpatient care model Average inpatient occupancy of approximately 10 patients Dedicated middle-grade haematology/oncology trainee support providing resident cover from 08:00-20:00

Consultant-led clinics currently include

General Haematology Myeloma Lymphoma Myeloproliferative Disorders Haemochromatosis In addition, specialist anticoagulation clinics are led by experienced Anticoagulant Nurse Specialists. The Trust operates a comprehensive anticoagulation service supported by four Anticoagulant Nurse Specialists.

The service includes

Computer-assisted anticoagulant dosing (APEX) Inpatient anticoagulation management Fast-track DVT pathways Specialist thrombosis advice Active thromboprophylaxis audit and governance programmes One consultant within the department provides clinical oversight of these services, and applicants with a specialist interest in thrombosis and anticoagulation are encouraged to discuss opportunities further. Haematology and Blood Transfusion services are delivered through the Eastern Pathology

Alliance (EPA) in collaboration with

Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital The Queen Elizabeth Hospital, King's Lynn The laboratories are fully accredited and provide comprehensive diagnostic and transfusion services to support patient care across the region. Haemato-oncology diagnostic services are provided through specialist integrated pathways with Addenbrooke's Hospital in accordance with national service specifications. The successful candidate will play an active role in: Undergraduate medical education Postgraduate teaching Supervision of haematology trainees Clinical research and trial recruitment Audit and quality improvement projects Clinical governance initiatives Applicants with specific academic, educational, leadership, or service development interests will be supported wherever possible.