We are seeking applications from suitably qualified, enthusiastic HCPC registered Biomedical Scientists with appropriate experience, knowledge and skills to join our scientific team and participate in the delivery of services provided by Blood Transfusion and Haematology as part of the TVP service operating out of University Hospital North Tees and Hartlepool Hospital, Stockton on Tees, Hartlepool Hospital, The James Cook University Hospital, Middlesbrough and the Friarage Hospital, Northallerton.
Candidates for the Specialist Biomedical Scientist (Band 6) roles should be HCPC state registered, hold an IBMS Specialist Portfolio and have experience of working various shifts across both core and non‑core hours in their chosen discipline.
Depending on the level of qualifications and degree of experience, applications for the Specialist Biomedical Scientist (Band 6) posts may also be considered for those newly qualified HCPC candidates who are working toward these qualifications and could be suitable for employment at the Registered Biomedical Scientist (Band 5) level.
Trainee BMS positions are considered, provided completion of the IBMS registration portfolio is achieved within 3 months of employment.
Rotation through all sections within the chosen department will provide candidates with a wide range of experience. The role involves taking a leading role in achieving daily workload targets, therefore effective interpersonal and communication skills are crucial. The ability to work efficiently as part of a team, prioritise work, and meet strict deadlines is essential.
Analyse pathology specimens and provide technically accurate results. Be professionally accountable for the interpretation of patients’ results to enable diagnostic and treatment regimes for clinical colleagues. Provide specialist knowledge and assistance to aid in the diagnosis and treatment of patients within their area of responsibility.
The post holder will work with senior staff to support the integration of Haematology into Pathology from a staff, IT and technological perspective, attend all TVPS sites as necessary, and possess specialist knowledge of all sections of the service. They will participate in research and development within the service and in the training and development of new, trainee or support staff.
After completion of training, the post holder is expected to participate in the out‑of‑hours rota, including late shifts, nights and weekends. Please note this post may close once sufficient applicants have been received.
South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and North Tees and Hartlepool NHS Foundation Trust have come together to form University Hospitals Tees. As a result, post holders may be required to work across sites within both organisations.
Across University Hospitals Tees, our ambition is to be the best place to work, ensuring we have the right staff in the right roles at the right time to deliver outstanding patient care and experience.
We are committed to supporting our staff through an inclusive and supportive working environment, offering health and wellbeing initiatives, staff benefits, and opportunities for personal and professional development. We support the ‘Making Every Contact Count’ approach to behaviour change in the promotion of health and wellbeing of individuals and communities.
For further details or informal visits contact: Rebecca Gallagher, Operational Lead, Email: rebecca.gallagher6@nhs.net, Telephone: 01642 746064.
Specialist Biomedical Scientist (Band 6) - Haematology employer: University Hospitals Tees
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