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Haematologists specialise in the study and analysis of blood and blood-forming tissues and associated disorders. They work within specialist departments in hospitals or blood transfusion centres. Haematologists are involved in investigating the number, size, structure and function of different types of blood cells. They have a key role in diagnosing and monitoring blood-based abnormalities by providing scientific analyses and reports.
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