In this role you will deliver cancer care within the site-specific oncology team, supporting multidisciplinary planning and patient-centred care. You contribute to service development, teaching junior doctors, and participate in active clinical research and trials. The post sits within a forward-looking department known for innovation, education, and an active SABR and immunotherapy program. You will work across two hospital sites, with opportunities to lead or co-lead trials and influence patient outcomes.
Pay / Benefits
Flexible working options
NHS pension scheme
Generous annual leave
Strong focus on career development
Blue Light Card and NHS-specific perks
Responsibilities
Care for cancer patients within the site-specific team
Participate in multidisciplinary meetings and contribute to service development
Contribute to the Acute Haematology Oncology Service and teach supervise junior doctors
Engage in clinical research and trials
Key requirements
MBBS
Full GMC registration with licence to practice
Minimum four years' postgraduate clinical experience, including at least two years in Oncology
Experience in palliative medicine and care of non-cancer patients
Ability to provide expert clinical opinion across oncology presentations
Understanding of clinical governance, risk management and quality assurance in oncology
prioritisation and workload management
experience supervising Doctors in Training
knowledge of research ethics and clinical research methodology
Experience in Radiotherapy and Systemic Anti-Cancer Therapy (SACT)
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