Are you a skilled and experienced Consultant in Haematology seeking an exciting opportunity in London?
Pulse is actively recruiting for an experienced and committed Haematology Consultant to be part of our team in London. This locum role includes a mixture of anticoag, general haematology and haemoglobinopathy clinics (8 sessions per week and 2 SPA) and offers a 3–6-month contract with the potential for an extension.
Join Pulse and unlock numerous advantages on your professional journey. As a valued member of our team, you'll have access to a wide range of Haematology opportunities tailored to your expertise. Enjoy a competitive salary that truly acknowledges your skills and commitment to the field. Additionally, take advantage of flexible working arrangements crafted to prioritise your work-life balance, ensuring a seamless and harmonious professional experience.
Requirements:
- GMC registration and relevant qualifications
- Experience as a Haematology Consultant
- CCT Consultant status is an additional advantage.
Benefits of working with Pulse:
- Competitive hourly rates
- Daily and weekly payroll services
- Revalidation and appraisal services
- A dedicated and responsive specialist consultant
- Access to CPD events & training courses
- Access to exclusive locum opportunities with more preferred supplier contracts than anyone else
- Rewarding recommendation and loyalty schemes
Desired skills encompass independence, effective decision making, strong communication abilities (including delivering difficult news), efficient time management, and knowledge of risk management, job planning, and appraisal review processes.
Think you are right for the position?
If you feel your expertise is suited to this role, please apply today and our specialist team will be in touch to discuss it with you in more detail.
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