FAQs
What are the available posts in this job opportunity?
There are up to 8 posts available in Oncology, up to 4 posts in Haematology, and one additional post for Palliative Care.
When will the posts start?
The posts will start on 6 August 2025 and last for a period of one year.
Is there an on-call commitment for all posts?
Yes, all posts in Oncology and Haematology have on-call commitments, while the Palliative Care post does not have any on-call commitments.
What qualifications do candidates need to apply?
Candidates must have core competencies of Foundation Year Two, GMC registration with a licence to practice, and relevant experience in internal medicine and haemato/oncology.
What skills are essential for candidates applying for this position?
Good team working skills and an excellent command of English are essential.
What kind of training and support will the post holders receive?
Post holders will receive the same education and training opportunities provided to trainees, along with study leave benefits, and will be part of a supportive multi-disciplinary team.
Can I rotate among different departments during this training?
No, it will not be possible to rotate to all areas. Candidates should specify which post they are interested in when applying.
Where is University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (UCLH) located?
UCLH consists of multiple sites, primarily based in London, including University College Hospital and other specialized hospitals.
What is UCLH's vision?
UCLH's vision is to deliver top-quality patient care, excellent education, and world-class research.
How is UCLH committed to sustainability?
UCLH is committed to becoming a carbon net zero health service by 2031 for direct emissions and by 2040 for indirect emissions.
Who can I contact for more information about the job?
For further details or informal visits, you can contact Helen Cosgrove, Medical Staffing Coordinator, via email at helen.cosgrove1@nhs.net.