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Specialist Dietitian for OncologyinTruroinTruroPUBLISHED TUE 11 FEB 2025

Band 6: £37,338 to £44,962 a year pa pro rata  PERMANENT 
CANCERHAEMATOLOGYHSENHS

Royal Cornwall Hospitals TrustFollow Royal Cornwall Hospitals Trust

Opportunity to work in a compassionate, person-centred, and innovative healthcare environment, specifically in oncology and haematology.
Gain valuable experience by supporting cancer patients during various stages of their treatment, enhancing professional development.
Be part of a highly valued team within the multidisciplinary team (MDT), collaborating closely with other health professionals for comprehensive patient care.
Engage in policy development and contribute to improving dietetic services, ensuring high standards of care.
Develop resources and evaluate services through research and audit, helping to enhance the overall quality of dietetic care.
Enjoy living in Cornwall with its stunning natural beauty, offering an exceptional quality of life, outdoor activities, and a rich cultural scene.
Access to flexible working arrangements, which can improve work-life balance.
The Royal Cornwall Hospitals Trust is seeking a compassionate and innovative Specialist Dietitian for Oncology to join their Cancer Care Dietitian team in Truro. This role involves providing person-centered, evidence-based dietetic support to cancer patients undergoing treatment or in recovery, collaborating closely with the multidisciplinary team (MDT) and other healthcare professionals. The successful candidate will work autonomously in a senior capacity, contributing to policy development, service evaluation, and potential research initiatives within the Cancer and Palliative Care service.

In addition to the professional responsibilities, the position offers a unique opportunity to enjoy the beautiful Cornwall countryside and coast, boasting a range of outdoor activities and a vibrant cultural scene. Candidates should expect to engage in improved patient experiences and to develop resources that enhance the delivery of dietetic services to individuals affected by cancer. Flexible working options may be available, fostering an excellent work-life balance in a stunning location.
Opportunity to work in a compassionate, person-centred, and innovative healthcare environment, specifically in oncology and haematology.
Gain valuable experience by supporting cancer patients during various stages of their treatment, enhancing professional development.
Be part of a highly valued team within the multidisciplinary team (MDT), collaborating closely with other health professionals for comprehensive patient care.
Engage in policy development and contribute to improving dietetic services, ensuring high standards of care.
Develop resources and evaluate services through research and audit, helping to enhance the overall quality of dietetic care.
Enjoy living in Cornwall with its stunning natural beauty, offering an exceptional quality of life, outdoor activities, and a rich cultural scene.
Access to flexible working arrangements, which can improve work-life balance.

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