Yorkshire and Humber: Haematology - On call | Health Education Yorkshire and Humber

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Recruitment

Up to date information relating to medical, dental, academic and national recruitment specialties is available through alternative sources: Vacancy information, handbooks and supporting documents can be accessed via Oriel. Medical specialty recruitment information, including person specifications, is available via the Specialty Training website. Dental recruitment information is available via the Dental Trainee Recruitment website. Academic recruitment information is available via the NIHR website

Standard operating procedures and forms

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How your on call works

Late afternoon sunshine on the Bexley Wing, Leeds

Depending on which hospital you are working in at any given time, your out-of-hours responsibilities may include long day shifts (i.e. on site from 9am-9pm), weekends (resident during the day, non-resident on call overnight) and non-resident weekday overnight on call.

There will always be a consultant on call whom you will be able to contact for advice.

Haematology trainees are not on the acute general medical rota - all on call duties therefore relate to haematology cover.