Location: Wellington

Contract: Full-time, permanent

About the role

The Haematology service is part of Wellington Blood and Cancer Centre, incorporating a full mix of Haematology, Medical Oncology, Radiation Oncology and Palliative Care services. You will be working in new state of the art facilities at the Wellington Blood and Cancer Centre and in addition to delivering specialised services you will have the opportunity for clinical research.

The Haematology team provides clinical haematology services to a catchment of 500,000 people. This encompasses the management of the full spectrum of haematological malignancies including auto and allogeneic stem cell transplantation. Services are provided for non-malignant haematology including haemostasis and thrombosis services. There is full involvement in the Haematology Laboratory Service.

The principal focus of the service is high-quality patient care with particular emphasis on multidisciplinary patient management. In addition to this we have a strong commitment to staff education/development.

The priority and focus of the role is laboratory haematology services. As such, the extent of the clinical role of the job is negotiable. The successful applicant would be expected to be experienced in laboratory haematology, with the ability to lead the laboratory service in reporting, quality assurance and service development.

Skills and experience:

·      Vocationally registered in Pathology with the Medical Council of New Zealand (MCNZ)

·      FRCPA or equivalent and be able to register for vocational registration with the MCNZ

·      Completed (or completing within three to six months) requirements for FRCPA

·      FRACP or equivalent is desirable, but not mandatory for this role, dependent on the clinical component of the timetable (negotiable)

·      Clinical Haematology experience desirable

·      Excellent interpersonal skills and work well in a team environment

·      Relevant training and experience

About the organisation

Capital and Coast DHB(CCDHB) is located centrally in Wellington and has over 6,000 full-time equivalent staff, making us one of the major employers in the Wellington region. CCDHB operates two hospitals - Wellington Regional Hospital in Newtown and Kenepuru Hospital in Porirua - as well as the Kapiti Health Centre at Paraparaumu.

Here at CCDHB we embrace diversity and welcome applications from people of all gender identities, ages, ethnicities, sexual orientations, disability and religions. A workforce that is diverse and inclusive means that we are better positioned to understand and serve our community.

CCDHB is a pro-equity Health Organisation, with a particular focus on Māori and Pacific Peoples and the Disability Community.

CCDHB provides a range of specialist services including neurosurgery, oncology, neonatal intensive care and community-based services including district nursing, rehabilitation services, social work, alcohol and drug services, and home support services to a population of around 900,000 people.

Wellington is New Zealand’s capital city, a cultural and cosmopolitan epicentre renowned for its vibrant cafés, restaurants, international sporting and cultural events set in a beautiful natural harbour. With easy access to vineyards in the Wairarapa and beaches on the Kapiti Coast, there’s plenty of opportunity for adventure or simply to relax and unwind.

How to apply

Applications close Sunday, 26 July 2020 and can only be accepted when submitted through our CCDHB Careers website.  

For further information on this role, please email sandra.tam@ccdhb.org.nz and please indicate the vacancy number (SMO42-20) and job title in the subject line.

 

• Central Adelaide Local Health Network, Royal Adelaide Hospital
• Indicative Total Remuneration: $95,302 - $154,699 (pro rata) - MDP2; $155,191 - $165,178 (pro rata) - MDP3; Temp P/T (30.40 hrs p/wk, up to 31/1/2021)

The incumbent will participate in the CALHN Haematology training programme, with a view to gaining additional clinical expertise in the sub-speciality area of multiple myeloma. In addition, the incumbent will be given the opportunity to develop original research initiatives, as well as participating in active clinical trial programs. The incumbent will participate in the provision of outpatient, inpatient, consultative and laboratory services for patients with myeloma under appropriate supervision, as well as in the initiation and ongoing oversight of research, including active participation in an existing active clinical trial program. The Royal Adelaide Hospital (RAH) is the largest hospital in South Australia, providing world class health care and facilities.

You will need to hold a Bachelor of Medicine; Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) or equivalent, and be registrable with the Medical Board of Australia as a Medical Practitioner with General Registration. You will also demonstrate completion of part 1 of the RCPA Haematology examinations. With experience in the field of clinical haematology, you will have good baseline knowledge of laboratory and clinical haematology. Reliability and good communication skills will be essential to your success in the role.

The South Australian public sector promotes diversity and flexible ways of working including part-time. Applicants are encouraged to discuss the flexible working arrangements for this role.

Appointment will be subject to a satisfactory Criminal History Check and compliant Immunisation screening.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander applicants are encouraged to apply. Job Ref: 726905. 

Closing date 17 July 2020

726905 Haematology Clinical Fellow.pdf

• Central Adelaide Local Health Network, Royal Adelaide Hospital
• Indicative Total Remuneration: $320,800 - $594,570 (pro rata) - Temp P/T (15 hrs p/wk, up to 30/6/2025) - MD2

You will contribute to the provision of safe, best practice, cost effective clinical services to patients of, and referred to, the Clinical Haematology Department at the Royal Adelaide Hospital. In particular, the position will involve supervision of patients undergoing treatment for haematological malignancies. As part of the single service multiple sites model, there will be the expectation to work across both the Royal Adelaide Hospital (RAH) and The Queen Elizabeth Hospital (TQEH). This position will also provide a haematology service to other Local Health Networks as service demands require. Some country service may be required. You will contribute to teaching/training at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels, and participate in relevant research activities. It is expected that you will contribute to the RAH achieving best practice in the design and delivery of clinical services to its patients. The RAH is the largest hospital in South Australia, providing world class health care and facilities. The most advanced hospital in Australia, the RAH is the cornerstone of the reformed SA Health system - harnessing the latest in architectural design in order to create a state-of-the-art health environment for patients and positive working environments for staff.

You will hold a Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) or equivalent, and have Fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians, with advanced training in Clinical Haematology (or equivalent). This will be supported by a sound understanding of patient care in Haematology and working within a multidisciplinary treatment team in a major teaching hospital. You will demonstrate a high degree of professional integrity, and have prior experience in clinical teaching.

The South Australian public sector promotes diversity and flexible ways of working including part-time. Applicants are encouraged to discuss the flexible working arrangements for this role.

Appointment will be subject to a satisfactory Criminal History Check and compliant Immunisation screening.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander applicants are encouraged to apply. Job Ref: 728113.

Closing Date 17 July 2020

728113 Consultant Haematologist.pdf

Northern Health Vic

• Haematology Thrombosis Fellow
  

• 1 year Fixed Term - Full Time  From 1 February 2021 to 6 February 2022

  Northern Health is a dynamic health service, providing vital public healthcare to residents of Melbourne’s northern suburbs and the surrounding regional communities. Our campuses offer services to a diverse community across acute, subacute, ambulatory and community programs.

  An exciting opportunity exists for an enthusiastic Haematology Fellow to join the Haematology team at Northern Health.

  We can offer: 

• The opportunity to join a friendly and progressive team in a rapidly expanding and dynamic organisation.
• The beginning steps to a career in thrombosis research- be part of a dynamic and innovative research team with opportunities to develop and participate in various research projects in the area of thrombosis.

Areas of Responsibility:

• To help support and develop the Clinical Haematology and Thrombosis Service at Northern Health, including inpatient and outpatient management
• Attend 2 thrombosis clinics and 1-2 general haematology clinics per week. 
• To participate in the after hours on-call rosters for Haematology/Oncology.
•  To develop or participate in investigator-led research in the field of thrombosis at Northern Health, including the development and running of biomarker studies.
• To develop a prospective VTE database which will facilitate future research
• Assist the Clinical Trials Unit including both malignant and non-malignant trials
• To support teaching and supervision of medical students, junior medical staff and physician trainees with a particular emphasis on general haematology and good clinical practice.

Selection Criteria

Must be a registered practitioner in the State of Victoria with appropriate training and experience in General Medicine and clinical haematology. Final year advanced trainee for the Royal Australian College of Physicians or a fellow of the Royal Australian College of Physicians (FRACP) is desirable but not compulsory.

For more Information, please contact

Dr Teresa Leung, Head of Clinical Haematology Service, Northern Health

Email: teresa.leung@nh.org.au

Alternatively, you can apply directly via this link

Consultant Haematologist - Fixed-term

·      Dunedin
·      Fixed-term, part/full-time 

About Southern DHB

Welcome to Southern District Health Board. Our DHB covers the largest geographical catchment of all the DHB's in New Zealand. We proudly provide top quality healthcare to our population. Dunedin Hospital is the Tertiary Hospital for our district, and enjoys a close relationship with the University of Otago School of Medicine. This gives our staff ready access to continuing professional development and we help provide training to students. In addition to enjoying a varied workload and an exceptional quality of life, you can look forward to a culture where staff are included, valued and respected for their expertise.

About the team

Here you will become one of the team of six Haematologists working within the Southern Blood and Cancer Service in the lower South Island. You will contribute to the provision of safe, best practice, cost effective clinical and laboratory services to patients referred to our Clinical and Laboratory Haematology Department.

About the role 

A key component of this role will be your ability to contribute to our team of clinicians overseeing the inpatient and outpatient management of our patients undergoing treatment for acute leukemia, high grade lymphoma etc. in addition to all other malignant and non-malignant haematological disorders. Acting as a mentor and positive role model, you will contribute to teaching/training at an undergraduate and postgraduate level. As part of the single service multiple sites model, you must be able to work across our district from our hub in the city of Dunedin.

About you

Bringing a successful background and experience in managing patients, you will have demonstrated a high standard of clinical practice in haematology. Flexible and adaptable to change, you will value and practice the important quality improvement activities and initiatives. It will come naturally to you to work collaboratively within a multidisciplinary environment. Previous experience in clinical teaching will also hold you in good stead for this role. As the ideal candidate, you will have extensive work experience in clinical and laboratory haematology with sub-speciality experience and research in aspects of malignant or non-malignant haematology.

You must hold a Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) or equivalent, with Fellowship of Royal Australasian College of Physicians with advanced training in Clinical and Laboratory Haematology or equivalent. You must have or be eligible for vocational and / or Locum Tenens registration in Internal Medicine and Pathology with the Medical Council of New Zealand (www.mcnz.org.nz)

About Dunedin

Dunedin is a city known for their southern hospitality and having some of New Zealand's most famous scenery and holiday spots on its doorstep (Queenstown, Wanaka, Milford Sound, Stewart Island to name a few). You can enjoy a diverse range of leisure activities from skiing to trout fishing, surfing, hiking or mountain biking just a stone's throw from your door. Dunedin has an abundance of amenities, educational (primary through tertiary) facilities, arts scene and cultural life.

Closing date: Open

Candidates who are not currently registered with the New Zealand Medical Council should be aware that from 1 November 2017 it will be the requirement of the NZ Medical Council that your qualifications are approved through EPIC. If you have a commitment to working in New Zealand it is highly recommended that you start this process as soon as possible so as to allow your subsequent registration to be undertaken in a timely fashion. For more information please visit MCNZ website re EPIC Credentialing

For further information please contact Milair Ryalls, Recruitment Advisor - Senior Medical Officers, Phone (03) 470 9604 or Email: milair.ryalls@southerndhb.govt.nz

To apply

We only accept online applications. Please apply via our website: www.southerndhb.govt.nz/careers/
Or this link

 

Registrar  – Advanced Trainee – Clinical / Clinical and Laboratory Haematology 

Tasmanian Health Service – Northern Region
Launceston General Hospital 

Hours/Period of Appointment

Fixed term, full time, day working 80 hours per fortnight to commence 1 February 2021 until 6 February 2022 Notwithstanding hours may be negotiated with the successful applicant. 

Duties

Responsible for the day to day management of private and public haematology inpatients and outpatients within the Launceston General Hospital and provide supervised out-reach services at North West Regional Hospital, Burnie and Mersey Community Hospital, Latrobe. 

Provide on-call and after-hours emergency cover at the hospital as determined by the Medical Staffing Unit.

For more information please contact:

A/Prof Muhajir Bawa Mohamed,

Director of Haematology,Launceston General Hospital, mail to:

muhajir.mohamed@ths.tas.gov.au 

(03) 6777 6688

For more information and to apply click this link

• Looking for Work/life balance?
• Established referrals combined with a professional team and great staff culture.
• A rare opportunity for a motivated Haematologist

With continued growth and well-established referral pathways, Montserrat Cancer Care is seeking to appoint a consultant Haematologist to join our Sunshine Coast team

Established in 1998, Sunshine Coast Haematology and Oncology Clinic (SCHOC), was the first freestanding day-hospital in Queensland, specifically designed for patients receiving treatment for their haematology and oncology conditions. Since then we have used the same successful model and opened sister facilities across the Australia.

Montserrat Cancer Care specialises in the care of patients requiring Oncology and Haematology treatments, iron infusions, immunotherapy, hormone therapy and specialised infusions. 

SCHOC has recently expanded and collaborated with Radiation Oncology to offer an integrated service.  The facility is of the highest standard and offers spectacular views of the Sunshine Coast and Buderim. The clinic comprises of 16 Chairs providing Chemotherapy, haematological treatments and specialist drug infusions.  

Our centres value patients centred holistic care, we support multidisciplinary evidenced approached to treatment and patients receive complimentary on-site car parking and have a tailored menu and personalised care.

There is no better place to live and work than in Queensland.  With exceptional local dining scene, beaches and great private schools are all within short distances.

Montserrat Cancer Clinics are licensed with Queensland Health as a day-hospital facility, and has current contracts with all private health funds.

The Clinics are accredited by Global Mark to the International Standard ISO9001.

If you are a Haematologist looking for a “sea change’ or the next career move, please send a copy of your CV to: 

Ken Hilliard- Senior Business Development Manager

Email: khilliard@montserrat.com.au

Phone: 0438  609  033

Christchurch Hospital, Canterbury District NZ -
Fixed term role of twelve months – possibility of extension
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Our Purpose

The Canterbury District Health Board systematically plan, fund and deliver care to almost 600,000 people that live in the Canterbury region. The Canterbury Health System is a world leader in the delivery of integrated health care. Our main focus is placing people (staff and patients alike) at the centre of everything we do.

The Team

The Canterbury DHB Haematology Service provides comprehensive diagnostic and clinical management support for adult patients with blood disorders throughout New Zealand’s South Island. The department is currently staffed by seven haematologists.

Between the hospital and community IANZ-accredited laboratories, a full range of tertiary-level haematology diagnostic techniques is available. The adult Clinical Haematology Service delivers comprehensive management of malignant and non-malignant conditions. The former include remission-induction of acute leukaemias and high-grade lymphomas, as well as autologous and allogeneic stem cell transplantation.

The Role

Christchurch Hospital is the largest tertiary, teaching and research hospital in the South Island and we presently have a fixed term role of twelve months for a Consultant Haematologist who is eligible for registration with the Medical Council of New Zealand.

The Haemostasis Service has responsibility for thrombotic and bleeding disorder management, including strategy development across medical, surgical, paediatric and obstetric areas. The service maintains an active clinical trial programme, participating in international phase I/II and phase III studies of therapeutic products for coagulation, malignant and non-malignant conditions.

If you thrive on working in a diverse community which has a sizeable complexity of need then we would like to hear from you. There is a possibility that the fixed term may be extended.

Our Culture: What matters to us

Ko ngā tāngata, te mātua mahi

Putting people at the heart of all we do

Health is ultimately all about people. What’s important around here is the way we care for and respect others, the responsibility taken for delivering outcomes, and going about our work with integrity.

Belonging Here

Being part of the Canterbury District Health Board, our people enjoy access to, flexible working arrangements and a genuine and ongoing focus on career development.

We hope you’ll seriously consider joining us, but if this role isn’t a good fit for you, please share this opportunity with people in your personal networks.

The Canterbury DHB believes that diversity and inclusion is key to ensure we deliver the best care for our diverse population. The Canterbury DHB is an inclusive and equal opportunity employer that welcomes and respects everyone.

Apply online, or to find out more information about the recruitment process please contact Tracey Sutherland, Recruitment Specialist on Tracey.Sutherland@cdhb.health.nz to find out more about the role contact Dr Mark Smith, Clinical Director Haematology on Mark.Smith@cdhb.health.nz or 03 364 0640

Your application will be reviewed and progressed as soon as possible.

Border Medical Oncology And Haematology – Public And Private Patients
Albury Wodonga
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Border Medical Oncology and Haematology (BMO) is a busy medical oncology & haematology practice based in Albury-Wodonga. We are seeking a second Haematologist to join our practice on a full time basis.

The practice sees both public and private patients across a broad range of tumour types. We service a regional population of approximately 250,000 people and provide outreach clinics to Wangaratta and Deniliquin. We are based in the Albury Wodonga Regional Cancer and Wellness Centre, which includes state of the art day ward, inpatient wards and radiotherapy department. The centre is located on the Albury campus of Albury Wodonga Health.

We have an established, award winning clinical research department allowing our patients access to a broad range of clinical trials. Multidisciplinary clinics are established for common malignancies as well as teleconferencing and mentoring links with metropolitan centres for the co-management of less common tumours.

The successful applicant will have the opportunity to become an associate of the Border Medical Oncology and Haematology practice and a Visiting Medical Officer at the Border Cancer Hospital and Albury Wodonga Health. Opportunities exist for a conjoint appointment with the University of NSW rural medical school

Requirements Essential:

1. FRACP (Haematology) Completion of advanced training in Haematology.
2. Specialist registration in adult medicine (Physician) and Haematology with the Australian Health Practitioner Registration Authority (AHPRA)
3. Demonstrated capacity in the efficient and effective day-to-day management of haematology patients and a commitment to best practice care, including a commitment to clinical research.
4. Demonstrated excellence in written and verbal communication skills.
5. Commitment to a multidisciplinary approach to patient management.

Enough about work. Albury-Wodonga provides an envious lifestyle in one of the most beautiful regions of Australia. (The secret seems to be out as it is one of the fastest growing cities in Australia. There is an abundance of space, clean air, mountains, ski resorts, rivers, wineries, restaurants, national parks and numerous other recreational opportunities. The city has a diverse economy and affordable housing. Read more about how we bench mark on this link. https://smart-cities.dashboard.gov.au/all-cities/overview

The region boasts a number of excellent secondary and tertiary educational facilities. An efficient regional airport provides easy access to Sydney and Melbourne allowing easy face to face interaction with city colleagues and participation in state and national committees.

Enquiries:

Contact: Dr Craig Underhill, Border Medical Oncology Phone: 02 60641515 Fax: 02 60641516 or Email:craig.underhill@bordermedonc.com.au

Direct Applications Only

This vacancy is NOT open to any agencies or employment consultants, regardless of their status.

Malaghan Institute of Medical Research
Wellington, New Zealand
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Full-time, fixed-term, 1-2 years
Applications close Friday 14th February 2020

The Malaghan Institute of Medical Research has recently commenced an exciting phase I clinical trial of third-generation chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T-cells for patients with relapsed and refractory non-Hodgkin lymphoma. We are looking to appoint an experienced and driven haematology or oncology registrar as our new Clinical Research Fellow for the trial. This will be a full-time, fixed- term, 1-2 year role depending on the right applicant.

The successful Fellow will be based at the Institute, also spending time between the Wellington Blood & Cancer Centre and the Clinical Trials Unit at CCDHB. You will work with the Clinical Director, Clinical Trials Nurse, Quality Facilitator and the GMP team to gain experience in CAR T-cell manufacture, clinical trial design and conduct, CAR T-cell toxicity management and cellular therapy quality systems. This Fellowship can be combined with a post-graduate degree qualification.

Applicants must hold or be eligible for registration with the New Zealand Medical Council.

Education and experience:

• Medical degree MBBS or equivalent
• Completed Royal Australasian College of Physicians (RACP) Basic Physician Training including RACP Written and Clinical Examinations
• Completed at least 2 years of Advanced Training in Clinical Haematology or Joint Laboratory and Clinical Haematology
• Experience in lymphoma treatment, stem cell transplantation, and/or in the conduct and reporting of clinical trials are desirable.

For full details and to apply, please submit your CV and Cover Letter via this link:

https://malaghannz.bamboohr.com/jobs/view.php?id=32

Applications close Friday 14th February 2020 for an anticipated July start. Interviews will be held throughout should the right candidate apply.