We are seeking an enthusiastic and highly motivated HCPC registered Clinical Scientist to join the Rare Disease team within our laboratory, working to deliver a modern high-quality diagnostic service and cutting-edge translational development. We are happy to consider the appointment of individuals who are not yet HCPC Registered but are currently on a recognised programme of training that will lead to registration in the near future. If you are looking for a new challenge in a rewarding role and would like to join a dedicated, patient-focused team of health professionals, then we would be delighted to hear from you.
Responsibilities:
To apply highly specialist scientific skill and expertise in diagnostic laboratory genetics including troubleshooting of assays and techniques both existing and in development. To ensure that the service is effective and current by regular literature review. To implement laboratory procedures for sample receipt, processing, IQC, analysis, checking, interpretation, preparation of reports (both standard and complex) and reporting of results. In partnership with others, to be responsible for the accuracy, timeliness and appropriateness of a variety of routine and highly specialised genetic tests. To correctly interpret and explain results with advice on further action for patient or family members, including calculation of risk, within relevant professional guidelines and subject to supervision from senior staff. To attend appropriate multidisciplinary team meetings to give a professional opinion on clinical cases. Please note that this is a full-time permanent position. Staff will be expected to participate in a 6-day working rota to cover Saturdays and some Bank Holidays with time off in lieu.
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To apply highly specialist scientific skill and expertise in diagnostic laboratory genetics including troubleshooting of assays and techniques both existing and in development. To ensure that the service is effective and current by regular literature review. To implement laboratory procedures for sample receipt, processing, IQC, analysis, checking, interpretation, preparation of reports (both standard and complex) and reporting of results. In partnership with others, to be responsible for the accuracy, timeliness and appropriateness of a variety of routine and highly specialised genetic tests. To correctly interpret and explain results with advice on further action for patient or family members, including calculation of risk, within relevant professional guidelines and subject to supervision from senior staff. To attend appropriate multidisciplinary team meetings to give a professional opinion on clinical cases. Please note that this is a full-time permanent position. Staff will be expected to participate in a 6-day working rota to cover Saturdays and some Bank Holidays with time off in lieu.
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