Deputy Sister / Charge Nurse - Oncology & Haematology

Company: Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Location: Norwich

Posted: May 8th, 2026

A Vacancy at Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.

Overview

Acute oncology service provision was identified in 2009 as a key recommendation of the National Chemotherapy Advisory Group (NCAG) for improving quality and safety of emergency care for those patients with previously undiagnosed cancer and complications of cancer or treatment. The role has since been consolidated and now covers haemato‑oncology as well as solid tumour oncology. AOHS is an exciting and evolving speciality that brings together disciplines from oncology, haematology, emergency care (ED), acute medicine and palliative care as well as community teams to provide a cohesive service for patients presenting with haemato‑oncological emergencies. AOHS aims to provide a coordinated approach to the care of cancer patients presenting as an emergency, delivering ambulatory care that is pro‑active in avoiding hospital admissions while providing the same benefits as inpatient care. AOHS is vital for providing consistent and high‑quality care for patients, optimising clinician time and ensuring the best use of NHS resources. Each year over 10,000 people are contacted and assessed by AOHS, and 89 % of these patients are managed as an outpatient and not admitted to the acute Trust.

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Benefits

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This advert closes on Sunday 26 Apr 2026.

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