Biomedical Scientist - Biochemistry Band 6

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1 year ago
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This Biomedical Science position is suitable for a qualified Biomedical Scientist - Biochemistry Band 6 to apply on a full-time basis to start as a locum with a pay of £18 - £22 P/H.

Beneficial criteria to help be successful in this BMS role include the following:

Biochemistry experience

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HCPC Registration

Biomedical Science Background

Right to Work in the UK (we are unable to provide sponsorship) 

Benefits

Our market-leading candidate service benefits package includes:

CPD Assistance

Mandatory Training Arrangements

Complete NHS Government Approved Framework Service

UK employment opportunities

Personal, dedicated Consultant

Direct contact outside core business hours & weekends

Expert payroll team

Access to our Your Loyalty rewards

Efficient, dedicated compliance service

Assistance with travel and accommodation

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