Join the leading hematology physician network

Hematology is rapidly evolving and often high-stakes, but you don’t have to navigate it alone. Join a community of hematology specialists to share knowledge, discuss challenging cases, and stay ahead of clinical innovation in a trusted space built for physicians.

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Why physicians join our hematology community

Sermo’s hematology physician network provides practicing hematologists with a secure, peer-driven platform to discuss the latest in targeted therapies, clotting disorders, bone marrow transplants, and malignant hematology. Whether you’re a clinical researcher, a pediatric hematologist, or managing a broad range of blood disorders, Sermo connects you to peers facing similar challenges—from navigating access to novel gene therapies to managing complex transfusion cases and rapidly shifting treatment paradigms.

Connect with global hematology specialists

Tap into one of the largest online communities of practicing hematologists across benign and malignant hematology, oncology, pathology, and more.

Access real-time clinical discussions

Engage in peer-driven conversations on complex patient cases, diagnostic mysteries, and evolving treatment innovations.

Guide long-term care strategies

Join discussions on managing chronic hematologic conditions, coordinating with multidisciplinary teams, and guiding patients through difficult treatment journeys.

Stay ahead in emerging hematology research

Discover the latest conversations and breakthroughs in CAR-T therapy, bispecific antibodies, and novel anticoagulants—keeping you at the forefront of your field.

Make evidence-based treatment decisions

Access peer-reviewed drug ratings to support informed treatment decisions, grounded in real-world physician experience.

Collaborate on patient care solutions

Exchange frontline experiences, treatment protocols, and clinical insights with peers in a secure, physician-only community.

Earn money sharing your hematology expertise

Learn why surveys are worth it for hematologists and tackle topics such as:

  • Surveys on the adoption of new anticoagulant agents
  • Opinion polls on sequencing therapies in multiple myeloma
  • Research studies around quality of life for sickle cell disease patients
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Access hematology drug insights from peers

Get practical, peer-reviewed information on hematologic treatments:

  • Detailed safety profiles of immunotherapies and targeted agents
  • Comparative efficacy assessments
  • Real-world tolerability experiences
  • FDA approval timelines for new therapies and practical use cases
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Learn from hematology articles and case studies

Discover strategies and real-world advice based on insights from physicians on Sermo.

  • Discussing treatment goals and side effects of chemotherapy
  • Showing empathy when delivering a leukemia diagnosis
  • Barriers to access for gene therapies
  • Emerging treatments for rare anemias
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Hear from fellow physician peers

I like the general awareness of issues and ability to think critically about different medical cases

Hematology Oncology US

Going onto Sermo is one of the “highlights” of the day for me.

Hematology Oncology Canada

Sermo is a very informative, useful and interesting resource. I really like the clinical cases published on the site. Nice bonus – earnings on surveys!

Endocrinology Russia

Frequently asked questions

How can I stay informed about new hematology drug approvals?

Sermo’s hematology community regularly shares updates and discussions around FDA/EMA approvals, trial outcomes, and real-world experiences with new targeted therapies, immunotherapies, and anticoagulants.

Can I access peer-reviewed ratings for hematology drugs on Sermo?

Yes. Our drug ratings feature allows hematologists to review and compare medications across efficacy, safety, and tolerability—based on real-world experiences.

Is there content or discussion focused on clinical trials?

Absolutely. Sermo members frequently share information related to clinical trial eligibility for conditions like lymphoma and multiple myeloma, as well as patient recruitment challenges.

Does Sermo support both academic and community hematologists?

Yes. Whether you are in academic research, a large cancer center, or community practice, Sermo provides a space to share your expertise and learn from others.

What kinds of hematology case studies are shared on Sermo?

You’ll find case studies ranging from perplexing bleeding disorders to managing CAR-T cell therapy complications and interpreting complex flow cytometry results.

Can I discuss practice management and insurance challenges?

Yes. Many discussions on Sermo focus on prior authorizations for high-cost drugs, reimbursement issues, and the operational side of running a hematology practice.

How can I get quick input from other hematologists on urgent cases?

Sermo enables real-time collaboration. Post a case or a diagnostic question anonymously and receive input within hours—helping you make confident decisions when time and clarity matter most.

I’m already active in societies like ASH. Why should I join Sermo?

Sermo complements these societies with real-time peer discussion, drug insight directories, trending community polls, and paid survey opportunities.

Start your hematology journey on Sermo

Become part of a dynamic hematology physician network of over 12,000 members dedicated to improving patient outcomes and advancing care through peer collaboration and expert insights.

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