Healthcare Scientist - Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom - European Society of Human Genetics

Description

Healthcare Scientist (Band 7), Rare and Inherited Diseases

Employer Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Addenbrooke's Hospital Division B - Genomics Laboratory Location Cambridge Job Description

Job overview

The East Genomic Laboratory Hub (East GLH) is one of seven hubs in the Genomic Medicine Service. Delivering Genomics testing to 31 NHS Trusts, serving over 9m people, is complex and challenging. The Cambridge Genomics Laboratory is therefore pleased to be recruiting an experienced Healthcare Scientist who can work in a rare and inherited disease section. Depending on the candidate's experience and potential. HCPC Registered candidates will be appointed at Band 7, and those needing to work to registration will be appointed at Band 6 until registered, subject to agreed timelines.

The Cambridge Genomics Laboratory is the lead laboratory of the East GLH. It is a busy workplace undergoing transformation. You will be able to analyse and report complex information to provide clinically relevant and timely reports to requesting clinicians.

You will join a dynamic establishment that is keenly developing its staff, making a real difference to patients who are benefitting from the latest genomic testing technology.

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Main duties of the job

Analysis, interpretation, reporting and authorization of genomic test results

Deliver and maintain a high-quality diagnostic service to regional oncology services

Provide advice to clinicians and colleagues

Manage a small team of scientists by recruiting, training and supporting continual personal development

Ensure the continuous improvement and development of laboratory services

Working for our organisation

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Mark Dance, Laboratory Manager, Cambridge Genomics Laboratory

Tel: | Ext: 348847