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Specialist Pharmacist - Oncology & HaematologyinIpswichinIpswichPUBLISHED THU 9 JAN 2025

Band 7: £46,148 to £52,809 a year per annum  PERMANENT  GOOD SALARY 

BONE MARROW TRANSPLANTATIONCANCERDISCONTINUEHAEMATOLOGYMULTI-DISCIPLINARYNHSTRANSPLANT

East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation TrustFollow East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust

Opportunity to gain specialized knowledge and experience in oncology and haematology, contributing to patient care in a critical healthcare area.
Hands-on involvement in a busy pharmacy unit that supports over 70 patients daily, enhancing practical skills in a real-world setting.
Access to a supportive environment with mentorship from Senior Specialist Pharmacists to aid professional development and growth.
Experience with complex treatments, including bone marrow transplantation, allowing pharmacists to engage with diverse clinical challenges.
Involvement in a multi-disciplinary team, fostering collaboration and learning from a variety of healthcare professionals.
Access to local and national training courses to develop skills, with opportunities for advancement within the specialty or into senior roles.
The chance to make a significant impact on patient outcomes by ensuring the safe and effective use of anti-cancer therapies.
The East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a Specialist Pharmacist in Oncology & Haematology to join their team at Ipswich Hospital. This role involves delivering essential clinical pharmacy services within a busy oncology pharmacy, which supports over 70 patients daily, including complex treatments such as bone marrow transplantation. As a Specialist Pharmacist, you will validate electronic prescriptions, provide support to the clinical team in both inpatient and outpatient settings, and ensure the safe and effective delivery of anticancer therapies.

Candidates should have some experience in hospital pharmacy and be working towards or have completed a relevant post-graduate diploma. The position offers opportunities for professional growth through collaboration with senior pharmacists and participation in both local and national training programs, thereby equipping you with skills for future roles in this evolving specialty.
Opportunity to gain specialized knowledge and experience in oncology and haematology, contributing to patient care in a critical healthcare area.
Hands-on involvement in a busy pharmacy unit that supports over 70 patients daily, enhancing practical skills in a real-world setting.
Access to a supportive environment with mentorship from Senior Specialist Pharmacists to aid professional development and growth.
Experience with complex treatments, including bone marrow transplantation, allowing pharmacists to engage with diverse clinical challenges.
Involvement in a multi-disciplinary team, fostering collaboration and learning from a variety of healthcare professionals.
Access to local and national training courses to develop skills, with opportunities for advancement within the specialty or into senior roles.
The chance to make a significant impact on patient outcomes by ensuring the safe and effective use of anti-cancer therapies.

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