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Locum Biomedical Scientist

Dublin
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Job Title: Locum Biomedical Scientist – Microbiology
Location: Southern Ireland
Contract Type: Full-time, Ongoing Locum

Overview:
We are currently seeking a motivated and experienced CORU-registered Biomedical Scientist with a background in routine microbiology to join a busy laboratory in Southern Ireland. This is an excellent opportunity for a skilled professional to contribute to a dynamic team in a supportive and well-equipped environment.

Key Responsibilities:



Perform routine microbiological testing and analysis in accordance with laboratory standards.

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Maintain accurate records and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements.

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Contribute to the smooth running of the laboratory through effective teamwork and communication.

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Adhere to quality control and assurance procedures to maintain the highest professional standards.

Requirements:

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CORU registration (essential).

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Proven experience in routine microbiology.

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Strong attention to detail and ability to work effectively under pressure.

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Garda clearance is preferred; however, the client is willing to wait for the right candidate.

Benefits:

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Full-time, ongoing locum contract.

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Opportunity to gain experience in a busy and well-respected laboratory.

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Supportive and professional working environment

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