Lymphoma Clinical Nurse Specialist

Job overview

We have an exciting opportunity in our Cancer Business Unit within our Haematology department as a B6 Clinical Nurse Specialist supporting our Lymphoma patient pathway on a 12month fixed term contract / secondment.

You will be joining an established team of dynamic CNS's . You will be part of a team that deliver specialist nursing whilst maintaining and developing a quality service. You will act as the patient’s advocate maintaining privacy and dignity, and provide advice and support to junior staff and learners in all aspects of the delivery of high quality care.

This role will also provide support, advice and education to patients/ significant others in the management of their care.

Main duties of the job

Substantial nursing experience in Haematology or/and oncology nursing is preferable. You will need to be flexible, reliable and patient focused. You will work closely with the consultant team in delivering patient centred care.

There might be a requirement to work between both Derby and Burton sites, however theses posts are predominately RDH (Royal Derby Hospital) based.

The Cancer Business Unit is proactive in developing a culture that delivers optimum care and support for our patients and relatives.

Why don't you come and see what we do. A visit and conversation with the Haematology and Lymphoma Clinical Nurse Specialists is encouraged.

Closing date of advert: 23 October 2026

Interview date: 6 November 2026

If you are considering applying for an internal secondment, please ensure you have discussed this with your line manager and obtained their support prior to submitting your application.

Detailed job description and main responsibilities

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Applicant requirements

You must have appropriate UK professional registration.

This post is subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 (Exceptions) Order 1975 (Amendment) (England and Wales) Order 2020 and it will be necessary for a submission for Disclosure to be made to the Disclosure and Barring Service.