FAQs
What experience is required for the Biomedical Scientist Haematology position?
A minimum of 1 year of experience in the NHS is required, with previous NHS lab experience being desirable.
What qualifications do I need to apply for this role?
You must have an IBMS Approved Degree and current HCPC registration to be eligible to apply.
Are there training and educational opportunities available?
Yes, the position offers excellent training and educational opportunities, along with both IBMS and CPSM training accreditation.
What technologies and instruments will I be working with in this role?
You will work with DXH Beckman Coulter haematology analysers, ACL TOP Werfen coagulation analysers, Sebia capillary 3 analysers, and Benson viscometers, among other equipment.
Is there a gym or fitness facilities on-site?
Yes, the on-site Oasis Gym includes a fully-equipped gym, squash court, tennis court, swimming pool, and a range of beauty treatments.
What is the work environment like?
The work environment is supportive and focused on person-centred care, promoting a culture of learning, development, and innovation within a compassionate and inclusive atmosphere.
Are flexible working hours available for this position?
Yes, flexible working hours are offered for this role.
How does the department ensure quality and compliance?
The department adheres to Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and maintains UKAS accreditation to ISO15189 standard.
Who can I contact for more information about the job?
You can contact Alex Macphie, the Haematology Laboratory Manager, at alex.macphie@nhs.net or call 01225 824728 for more information.
Is there an emphasis on employee wellbeing in the department?
Yes, there is a well-established program of support for staff wellbeing, focusing on physical, emotional, spiritual, and financial aspects of living a healthy life.