Synnovis
Medical Laboratory Assistant

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You don’t need a Biomedical Science degree to work as a Medical Laboratory Assistant, all you need is a good eye for detail, great communication, and good organisation skills.
If you’ve ever wondered where your medical results come from, how it’s done and the impact this has, now’s your chance to find out and support the efforts of the professionals working in this environment.
About the Role
Here at the Synnovis Blood Sciences Laboratories at Kings College Hospital you’ll be supporting the work of Biomedical Scientists and other clinical colleagues, who undertake various tests and investigations to support the healthcare of patients.
These particular posts would suit anyone with an interest in science and medicine but not necessarily with a degree. They are not Trainee Biomedical Scientist positions, please look out for our Trainee posts when available. There are other developmental opportunities for staff who do not wish to pursue academia. This type of role offers you a steady and secure career which could lead to supervisor or manager level positions down the line and will certainly get you out of the office! You will be working in a fast-paced laboratory environment, which for you, makes for varied, interesting, and sometimes challenging work; no 2 days are ever the same.
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Key Responsibilities
This role requires covering a 24/7/365 service. You must be able to work flexibly across core hours, evenings, nights and weekends.
- Supporting the work of Biomedical Scientists and other clinical colleagues
- Assisting with quality assurance and stock related functions
- Equipment maintenance
- Preparing patient samples for analysis using a variety of specialist equipment
- Filing and retrieving samples
- Checking outstanding work files
- Ordering and managing stock levels
- Data entry
- Answering telephone enquiries
About the Laboratory
The laboratory services are accredited to UKAS 15189 standards and we are also accredited as a training laboratory for the IBMS Certificate of Achievement, Registration and Specialist portfolios.


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The Blood Sciences Laboratories is based at Kings College Hospital, which has a very diverse culture. There is a wide breadth of clinical specialties associated with this teaching and trauma hospital.
Your Development and Learning
You will have a suite of learning opportunities available through The Synnovis Way Development programme, the Scientific Learning and Development Fund which is used across Synnovis to enable you to reach your potential, learn new skills and achieve your goals.
This is managed between you and your line manager in line with your own personal and professional development ambitions.
You can apply for finance to drive innovation and service development for the benefit of patients through our Innovation Accelerator Fund.
Contact Information
For further details / informal visits contact:
- Name: Vahid Parvizi
- Job title: Operations Manager BSL DH & PRUH
- Email address: vahid.parvizi@synnovis.co.uk
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