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LR257433 Healthcare Sciences Biomedical Support Worker
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Healthcare Sciences Biomedical Support Worker B3
Aberdeen Royal Infirmary
NHS Grampian
Department of Pathology
Applications are invited for the post of Healthcare Science Biomedical Support Worker within the Histopathology Department at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary.
The role of the Biomedical Support Worker is to participate in a range of tasks to support the Biomedical Scientists and Medical Staff. The post holder will be expected to have an understanding of the range of diagnostic procedures carried out within the laboratory.
Applicants must be educated to a minimum level of SVQ3 or HNC in a Science-based subject, preferably Biomedical Science.
Previous experience working as a BSW or within a healthcare laboratory setting would be desirable.
Full training will be provided.
Time is extremely precious now within the NHS. Please allow us to use our time as best as we can by only applying if you meet as a minimum all of the essential elements of the person specification. You must evidence your skillset within your application.
Only those who meet all aspects of the job description and essential criteria on the person specification are invited to apply.
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