Band 6 Biomedical Science – Haematology – Tooting

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Position: Band 6 Biomedical Scientist – Haematology
Banding: 6
Location: Tooting
Hours: Core hours
Duration: Ongoing
Rate: £24.00 – £30.00 P/H
The Biomedical Science team at Pulse is recruiting a Band 6 Biomedical Scientist in haematology to work in a busy hospital in Tooting. We are looking for a biomedical scientist who can make a real difference in supporting the laboratory’s service. This will be a temporary contract with a rate of £24.00 – £30.00 per hour.
What will you be doing in this Biomedical Scientist role? As a Biomedical Scientist in haematology and blood transfusion, you will be expected to have excellent experience in using analysers for full blood counts (FBC) and coagulation. Experience in blood film morphology would be preferential but not essential. You should be experienced in maintaining and troubleshooting the analysers, alongside your usual duties in loading and operation.
Essential Requirements:
HCPC registered
UK NHS or private sector haematology laboratory experience
Competent in using pathology computer systems
Good attention to detail and accuracy
Ability to work methodically, under pressure, and adapt to changing demands appropriately
Previous use of Sysmex XN and CS/CN analysers essential
Why work with Pulse? We offer a vast array of job options, including exclusive roles, backed by our expertise in healthcare recruitment. Pulse provides personalised support through specialist recruiters who assist with the job search and efficient onboarding, ensuring a smooth transition into new roles. Additionally, we focus on career development, offering opportunities for professionals to grow and achieve their potential. For those looking to advance their careers in healthcare, Pulse is committed to providing the necessary support to secure the ideal position within the industry.

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