FAQs
What are the primary responsibilities of a Biomedical Scientist in this role?
The primary responsibilities include undertaking routine laboratory techniques, recording information on the Laboratory Information Management System, assisting clinical staff, performing routine maintenance on laboratory instruments, maintaining laboratory protocols, and liaising with hospital staff.
What experience is required for this position?
The ideal candidate should have experience working in Cellular Pathology (Histopathology).
Where will the successful candidate be primarily based?
The successful candidate will be primarily based at UHL but may occasionally support other ESEL sites depending on service needs.
What is the structure of the NHS East and South East London Pathology Partnership?
The Partnership comprises three operational divisions: Blood Sciences, Microbiology and Virology, and Cellular Pathology and Cancer Diagnostics.
Who can I contact for more information or an informal visit regarding this job?
You can contact Felix Onyango, the Lgt Cellular Pathology Operational Lead, at f.onyango@nhs.net.
What values does the Pathology Partnership promote?
The Pathology Partnership strives to live by its WeCare values and is committed to promoting inclusion, where every staff member has a sense of belonging.
What is the size of the workforce within the Pathology Partnership?
The workforce establishment is approximately 860 WTE (Whole Time Equivalent).
What is the annual operating cost for the Partnership?
The total operating costs across the Partnership are approximately £121 million per annum.
Is there an opportunity for specialized work in this role?
Yes, the role includes undertaking specialized aspects of technical work as deemed necessary.
Are there opportunities for professional development within the team?
While the job description does not explicitly mention professional development, the diverse and dynamic environment typically offers avenues for growth and learning within the organization.