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Consultant in Paediatric Emergency Medicine Salary: £109,725–£145,478 per annum Grade: Consultant We’re inviting applications for an exceptional opportunity to lead a growing Paediatric Emergency Medicine service on the North West coast 🌊 — a region known for its balance of busy acute care, family-friendly living, and quick links to major cities. This role offers real clinical influence: you will shape PEM delivery, drive quality and safety, lead safeguarding within the department, and champion education, simulation, and resuscitation training 💡🚑. You’ll work closely with an experienced multidisciplinary team committed to strengthening paediatric urgent and emergency care. What You’ll Lead Senior decision-making and oversight of all paediatric emergencies ⚡ High-quality teaching, PEM training, and simulation delivery 👩‍⚕️👨‍⚕️ Coordination of paediatric resuscitation courses Child protection leadership within the ED Collaborative working with paediatric specialties across the network What You Bring GMC registration + specialist recognition (or within 6 months) Strong PEM experience and advanced life support certifications Leadership, teaching ability, and calm under pressure 📩 Applications are now open. Ideal for consultants seeking both clinical impact and a high-quality coastal lifestyle.

Consultant Radiologist – Subspecialty Interest in Nuclear Medicine 💼 Grade: Consultant 💷 Salary: £109,725 – £145,478 per annum Step into a thriving, technology-forward radiology department on the Lancashire–Fylde coast 🌊 — an area known for its mix of high-volume acute care, community reach, and an enviable quality of life. We’re inviting applications from Nuclear Medicine Radiologists who want to practise at pace, shape service development, and work with a forward-looking team of 20+ subspecialty radiologists. With refurbished facilities, two nuclear medicine cameras, next-generation imaging, and a fully upgraded enterprise PACS, this is a department investing heavily in its future — including AI-enabled diagnostics ⚡. What You’ll Do Deliver the full range of diagnostic radiology services (CT, MRI, ultrasound, plain film) Lead and report a broad nuclear medicine workload, including SPECT-CT and cardiac NM 🧠 Contribute to community hospital reporting and a streamlined workflow model Support quality, safety, governance, and continuous improvement across the service What You’ll Bring FRCR (or equivalent) + specialist registration (or within 6 months) Postgraduate nuclear medicine training + eligibility for ARSAC Practitioner licence Strong SPECT-CT experience and a commitment to high-quality diagnostics Excellent communication, leadership, organisation and teaching skills This is a chance to join a multi-professional, forward-thinking department backed by significant investment, a supportive culture, and a clear mandate to modernise. 📩 Applications are now open. Interested candidates are encouraged to visit — the department leadership is happy to show you around.

Consultant in Haematology A large, established NHS organisation is seeking a Consultant Haematologist to join a motivated and expanding team. This full-time post offers flexibility in job planning and the opportunity to develop a specialist interest. The successful candidate will work alongside an experienced consultant team to further strengthen haematology services across several sites. Applicants must have full GMC registration, a licence to practise, and be on (or within 6 months of entry to) the Specialist Register. Main Duties Provide comprehensive inpatient and outpatient haematology services. Work collaboratively with colleagues across acute, community, and tertiary services. Participate in the on-call rota and provide cross-cover when required. Contribute to service development, clinical governance, teaching, and MDT participation. ​​​​​​​Service Overview The organisation delivers haematology care across multiple hospital sites, including clinics, day units, and diagnostic services. Facilities include bone marrow biopsy, chemotherapy administration, venesection, nurse-led anticoagulation clinics, and access to regional MDTs and specialist pathways. Paediatric liaison and transfusion support are integrated through regional networks. Person Specification (Essential) Broad training and experience in haematology. Ability to independently manage patient care and provide expert clinical opinion. Excellent communication and teamwork skills. Participation in audit and governance activity. Experience in teaching. Required qualifications: MBBS/equivalent, MRCP/equivalent, FRCPath/equivalent, and CCT in Haematology (or within 6 months). Desirable Specialist interest, research experience, management experience, and evidence of service improvement. ​​​​​​​If you are interested in this role then please do not hesiate to contact me: sally.jowett@indigoheathcare.co.uk ​​​​​​​+44 7389 721918