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Histology BMS - Band 5/6 – Manchester - 3 month rolling contract 

Hunter Gatherer AHP is looking for a highly experienced Histology Biomedical Scientist to work with our client in Manchester. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone looking to expand on their skills within a reputable NHS trust!

Job Title: Histology Biomedical Scientist (Band 5-6)
Location: Manchester
Duration: 3 month rolling contract 
Schedule: Monday to Friday, 37.5 hours per week 
Start Date: ASAP
Pay: £24 - 26 ph DOE (umbrella rate)
Requirements and qualifications required for this role:

IBMS Accredited Degree desirable 
Experience working within a Histology lab 
Must have Microtomy experience, able to cut at least 30 blocks per hour
Must have full right to work in the UK 37.5 hours per week, we are unable to provide sponsorship 
Working hours and contract duration:

This position will require you to work from Monday to Friday, core hours but can offer some flexibility. This is a 3 month rolling contract. 

Benefits of working with Hunter Gatherer AHP:

Quick & simple online registration.
Join the community and be part of a network of like-minded, conscientious locums with shared values for patients and clients.
Represented by AHP sector experts, we listen, understand your needs, and represent you professionally.
A long-term relationship based on trust and understanding.
Access to the very best roles nationwide.
As part of the Hunter Gatherer AHP network, you will be appropriately marketed, in a consultative manner, taking the burden of business development away from you.
Market knowledge, advice and knowledge sharing on market trends and opportunities.
Access to exclusive Hunter AHP events and discounted CPD.
Customer service, it’s a simple philosophy but one we are passionate about.
How to apply:

If this job sounds perfect for you, please drop me a call on (phone number removed).

You could also send your CV to (url removed) to find out more about the Biomedical Scientist roles we have available.

Not available for this position? Recommend a friend or colleague! We operate a simple and transparent scheme – we pay you £250 for a successful placement (qualifying period applies).

About us:

Hunter Gatherer AHP are one of the UK’s leading specialist Allied Health Professionals recruitment agencies.

Our job is to listen, respond and support you in your career goals. To understand your needs and partner with you to help you achieve them. We’ll always be by your side finding you the right job at the right time, with friendly, caring service. What’s more, we pay leading rates with multiple pay runs each week, so you’ll never be left waiting. Just one of the reasons for our group's excellent Google rating

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