Dr Jonathan Sive is a Consultant Haematologist and Clinical Service Lead for Myeloma at University College London Hospital (UCLH). He is highly experienced in the diagnosis and management of blood cancers, particularly in myeloma and other plasma cell disorders such as MGUS, plasmacytomas and POEMS Syndrome. He also has expertise in the investigation of anaemia and other abnormal blood counts.

He is an executive member of the UK Myeloma Forum where he coordinates myeloma management and guidelines at a national level. He is the lead author of the recently published UK national guidelines on the diagnosis and initial treatment of myeloma. He is also an active member of the UK Myeloma Research Alliance where he is involved in the planning and management of national clinical trials

Dr Sive completed his specialist haematology training at UCLH and carried out a PhD in Molecular Haematology at Cambridge University, for which he was awarded a Cancer Research UK Clinical Fellowship. He remains actively engaged in a variety of clinical research projects and his work has been widely published in peer-reviewed journals and textbooks.

Dr Sive is dedicated to improving outcomes and wellbeing for his patients, and combines professional, expert advice with a caring and sympathetic manner. He is registered as a provider with all major UK insurance companies and is also happy to see uninsured self -pay patients.

Diseases, Medical Tests and Treatments

• Investigation and treatment of myeloma
• Mnagament of other plasma cell abnormalities such as MGUS, Plasmacytomas and POEMS Syndrome
• Investigation and management of anaemia and other blood count abnormalities
• Myeloma and other plasma cell disorders (MGUS, plasmacytomas, POEMS Syndrome).
• Blood cancers
• General haematology
• Investigation and management of anaemia
• High and low white cell counts
• Neutropenia
• High and low platelet counts
• Iron deficiency and paraproteins

Qualifications

MBChB University of Manchester 2002

MRCP Royal College of Physicians 2005

PhD University of Cambridge 2016

FRCPath Royal College of Pathologists 2013