BSH Guidelines Volunteer Vacancies available 

     

     The British Society of Haematology has four interesting    

     opportunities to join their guidelines teams; three vacancies

     in the General Haematology Task Force and one in the

     Haemotasis and Thrombosis Task Force.

The appointment will be for three years in the first instance.

Applications are requested from consultant haematologists or consultant clinical scientists involved in the field of General Haematology with particular interest in Red Cells.

The applicants need to be a member of the BSH and work in a UK healthcare setting such as a hospital or blood establishment. These replacement roles will require experience working in a hospital setting.

The Task Force meets four times a year via Teams/Zoom.

The work of the Task Force involves producing and updating guidelines and addressing other areas of development relevant to the UK.

Haemotasis and Thrombosis Task Force Vacancy

The Haemostasis and Thrombosis Task Force (BSH Guidelines) requires one new member.

The appointment will be for three years in the first instance.

Applications are requested from consultant haematologists involved in the field of Haemostasis and Thrombosis.

The applicant needs to be a member of the Society and work in a UK healthcare setting such as a hospital or blood establishment. This replacement role will require experience working in a hospital setting.

The Task Force meets four times a year via Teams/Zoom.

The work of the Task Force involves producing and updating guidelines and addressing other areas of development relevant to the UK.

The application deadline for these vacancies is 28 June, to be considered please send your CV and a cover letter to: bshguidelines@b-s-h.org.uk,

Volunteering with BSH can be an extremely rewarding experience and these opportunities allow the volunteers to be able to contribute to their renowned guidelines - which are used as an industry standard.

For full details about each of these vacancies please visit the BSH website on their volunteer page.