Clinical-Academic Consultant in Lymphoma

Clinical‑Academic Consultant in Lymphoma

We are seeking a consultant to deliver high‑quality clinical service and academic research in lymphoma, with a 50:50 split between patient care and research, based at The Christie NHS Foundation Trust.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide comprehensive care and oversight for medical oncology inpatients and outpatients.
• Develop, lead and deliver a high‑quality clinical service aimed at improving patient outcomes.
• Assist in establishing a regional cardio‑oncology service.
• Expand the clinical trials portfolio, increasing patient access to novel therapies and personalised medicine, including biomarker‑driven trial designs.
• Lead new investigator‑initiated studies through the UKCCC Lymphoma Group.
• Increase referrals for clinical trials and second opinions to enhance national and international visibility.
• Contribute to the planned expansion of ECMC early‑phase lymphoma research, benefiting patients directly and generating commercial income.
• Expand real‑world observational studies on rare lymphomas (e.g. PMBCL, PTLD) through national and international collaboration.
• Participate in undergraduate and postgraduate teaching and educational activities.
• Supervise MD/PhD students and lead a regional oncology education programme for foundation trainees.
• Participate in multidisciplinary teams (MDTs), clinical governance, audit and quality improvement.

Academic Duties

Collaborate with two university clinical academics, lead and expand lymphoma research (particularly in cardiotoxicity biomarkers), support strategic goals such as the BRC3 bid, and pursue future tenure‑track opportunities.

Working Pattern

The role is a permanent contract of 10 programmed activities per week, with 2–3 outpatient clinics each week, research meetings and educational meetings, and participation in the on‑call rota. Flexible working and working from home are available where appropriate.

Person Specification

• GMC registration with a licence to practice.
• Entry on the General Medical Council specialist register (CCT within 6 months of interview or CESR).
• Evidence of productive ethical research relevant to oncology.
• Wide experience in oncology, including lymphoma cancers.
• Recent publications in peer‑reviewed journals.
• Experience with immunotherapy and targeted therapy.
• Experience in clinical audit, teaching and leadership.

Personal Skills

• Adaptability, leadership and team‑working ability.
• Integrity, management and communication skills.
• Excellent written and oral communication.
• Flexibility, commitment and resilience.

Salary and Benefits

£113,565 to £150,569 a year (pro‑rated).

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