Trainee Biomedical Scientist Band 4-6 Blood Sciences
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Job summary
Are you newly registered BMS or a Biomedical Sciences graduate? Are you looking to become a HCPC Registered Biomedical Scientist in Blood Sciences? Southwest Pathology Services (SPS) are offering a rare opportunity to join our team of passionate professionals as a multidisciplinary trainee BMS! We are seeking individuals who are looking to complete their IBMS registration portfolio in the next 12 months.
You will start as a Band 4 Associate Practitioner and will progress to Band 5 BMS on completion of the Registration Portfolio.
Main duties of the job
Our Blood Sciences team operates a 24/7 service across our three laboratories and we have a fantastic opportunity for a Trainee Biomedical Scientist to join our team. This position is based in Blood Sciences (Biochemistry, Haematology and Blood Transfusion) at our essential services lab in Yeovil District hospital, with additional training opportunities at Musgrove Park Hospital.
Our laboratory has a proven track record of supporting individuals to complete their IBMS Registration portfolio and providing full training to become a BMS. You will have the opportunity to work in a laboratory which takes a leading technological approach with state-of-the-art Beckman Coulter analytical systems in Biochemistry, Sysmex analysers in Haematology and Ortho Vision analysers in Transfusion. The department supports testing for the local NHS trust and primary care providers.
Our team at SPS have been fundamental to the principle of making a positive difference to healthcare in Somerset for over a decade. We hold ISO15189 UKAS accreditation and are an HCPC approved training Laboratory for both IBMS Registration and Specialist Portfolios.
Once you have achieved HCPC registration you will automatically be appointed as a Band 5 Biomedical Scientist. As a registered Biomedical Scientist, you will have the responsibility of maintaining fitness to practice and participate actively in CPD.
About us
SYNLAB UK & Ireland work closely with clinicians, hospitals, occupational health providers and clinical researchers to provide a complete pathology offering.
We operate in increasingly diverse environments which is reflected in our workforce, clients, customers, suppliers, communities and partners. We believe an inclusive workplace culture is the best way to source, attract and retain diverse and talented people, and create a sustainable, high-performing workforce.
We believe our staff is vital to the principle of making a positive difference to healthcare, therefore, we promote a culture of continuous personal development where scientists and staff have the support and resources to acquire new skills and build their careers through learning and development opportunities, coaching and clear career pathways.
We promote an open and collaborative culture where leaders act as role models and facilitate a two-way communication, engage with staff and stakeholders transparently and actively encourage feedback and suggestions.
We reserve the right to close any adverts once we have received a sufficient number of applications. If you decide to apply for this post but do not hear back from us within two weeks of your application, please assume that you have not been short-listed on this occasion.
SYNLAB UK & Ireland is a committed equal opportunities employer and does not unlawfully discriminate on the basis of any status or condition protected by applicable UK employment law.
Details
Date posted
21 August 2024
Pay scheme
Other
Salary
£26,530 to £29,114 a year £1,500 wellbeing allowance
Contract
Permanent
Working pattern
Full-time
Reference number
E0308-24-0032
Job locations
Nhs Foundation Trust
Higher Kingston
Yeovil
Somerset
BA21 4AT
Employer details
Employer name
Integrated Pathology Partnerships Limited
Address
Nhs Foundation Trust
Higher Kingston
Yeovil
Somerset
BA21 4AT
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