Biomedical Scientist Blood Science Band 5/6- Bms - Surrey, United Kingdom - Atlantis Medical

Atlantis Medical

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Surrey, United Kingdom

2 weeks ago

Posted by:

Tom O´Connor

beBee Recruiter

My client in
Frimley is looking for an experienced
Band 5/6 Blood Science Biomedical Scientist for a locum contract.

Job Role:

Core hours & Late hours
To ensure personal competency in all areas of Blood Sciences. To work towards being specialised in an area of Blood Sciences, so as to meet the knowledge and the competency level of a Specialist Practitioner, via a recognised portfolio route or equivalentexperience.
To use knowledge, interpretive skills, complex analysers and IT in order to deliver Blood sciences Service to our users.
To recommend and perform tests in the specialised areas of Blood Sciences (Biochemistry, Haematology and Blood Transfusion).
To perform the initial screening and further investigation of specialist diagnostic tests producing complex quality diagnostic results in order to aid patient treatment and care.
To authorise reports as directed by department procedures and guidelines.
To train other staff as required and directed.
To work in such a way so as to ensure the most effective use of nonpay resources in order to contribute to the efficiency of the departmental budgets and maintain the competitive advantage of the departments service.

Qualifications and Experience required:
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HCPC registered as a BMS:

BSc Hons degree.
IBMS Certificate of Competence (Registration Portfolio) (Band 5).
Experience of working in a relevant medical laboratory.
Able to follow Standard Operating Procedures.
Evidence of maintenance of practical skills.
Experience in working in a lab.
Awareness of Pathology H&S procedures.
Complies with local Trust H&S procedures.
Ability to organise own work to fit with departmental or section rotas.
Ability to work to departmental or section deadlines.
Understanding of robust quality management system, internal & external.
Understanding of relationship between laboratory investigations and clinical practice especially knowing when to escalate and when to ask for help in making clinical decisions.

Rachelle