FAQs
What are the primary responsibilities of the Advanced Biomedical Scientist in Haematology?
The primary responsibilities include undertaking highly specialist clinical technical investigations, coordinating and validating day-to-day activities in the laboratory, training technical and scientific staff, leading quality activities, communicating complex information, and managing a section of the laboratory.
What qualifications are required for this position?
A relevant degree, a relevant master's degree, an IBMS Higher Specialist Diploma, or an equivalent qualification at Level 7, as well as being a HCPC registered healthcare scientist are required.
Is specific experience necessary for this role?
Yes, extensive experience within the specialty or a related discipline is essential, including developed competencies and specialist knowledge.
Will there be opportunities for professional development?
Yes, continuous professional development (CPD) is expected, and opportunities to develop skills and knowledge will be provided.
What kind of training will be provided to new staff?
Training in supervisory management and other relevant areas will be provided as part of fulfilling people governance responsibilities.
Are there any responsibilities related to HR functions?
Yes, the role involves assisting in general management, including basic HR functions, appraisals, and incident investigations.
How is sensitive information communicated within the role?
Highly complex and/or sensitive information is communicated to colleagues and other healthcare staff as part of the job responsibilities.
Will the Advanced Biomedical Scientist lead any quality activities?
Yes, the Advanced Biomedical Scientist will lead and be accountable for quality activities such as audit, EQA review, validation, change, and risk management.
Is this position full-time or part-time?
The job description does not specify, so it is recommended to inquire directly for details on the work schedule.
Who does the Advanced Biomedical Scientist collaborate with?
The Advanced Biomedical Scientist collaborates with colleagues, healthcare staff, and conducts training for technical, scientific, and medical personnel.