Healthcare Scientists

• Help manage a specialist section of the laboratory and support senior staff with daily tasks.
• Lead and guide a team, making sure work is done safely and correctly.
• Use expert knowledge to carry out and check complex lab tests, and give advice when needed.
• Train other staff and help them learn new skills in your area of work.
• Make sure equipment and testing methods are working well and help choose new ones.
• Work to improve the service and support other parts of the department when needed.

• Help provide a reliable diagnostic service in the Blood Science Department.
• Carry out a range of laboratory tests and procedures, following set guidelines.
• Work both independently and as part of a team, including out-of-hours shifts to support a 24/7 service.
• Supervise and train support staff, students, and new team members.
• Begin specialist training to achieve the IBMS Specialist Diploma.
• Maintain high standards of accuracy, safety, and quality in all work

• Help provide important laboratory tests that support patient care.
• Carry out a range of tests in areas like Biochemistry, Haematology, and Blood Transfusion.
• Work both independently and as part of a team, including some out-of-hours shifts.
• Take responsibility for your own work and help train and guide junior staff.
• Make sure results are accurate and follow strict safety and quality standards.
• Keep your professional skills up to date and support improvements in the service

• The role involves providing hearing care services as a qualified Audiologist.
• You will assess hearing problems in both adults and children and create care plans to help patients.
• You will fit and adjust digital hearing aids and run clinics in different locations.
• You will keep accurate patient records and use specialist equipment safely and effectively.
• You will work closely with patients, families, and other healthcare professionals, showing care and clear communication.
• You are expected to follow professional standards, keep your registration up to date, and continue developing your skills.

An exciting opportunity has arisen for an HCPC registered Biomedical Scientist, with relevant post-registration experience in Cellular Pathology.

• The role involves helping with treatment planning and mould room services, which support radiotherapy for patients.
• You will make special shells and devices that keep patients still during treatment, and help plan safe and effective radiation treatments.
• You will work with senior staff to supervise services, give advice, and support improvements in how care is delivered. Training and professional registration will be required, with support provided to achieve this.
• You will also help train and guide junior staff, and take part in research and development projects.
• The job requires careful attention to detail, good communication with patients and staff, and a commitment to high standards of safety and quality.