Jobs

Closing Date: 05/10/2021

Location: Cardiff

Further details via the link below 

http://jobs.cardiffandvaleuhb.wales.nhs.uk/job/v3447568

Closing Date: 30/09/2021

Location: West Midlands Regional Genetics Laboratory

An exciting opportunity has arisen in our laboratory for a number of permanent Clinical Scientists at AfC band 7 and Pre-registration Clinical Scientists at Band 6. Applicants should have good interpersonal skills, a background in genetics, a strong interest in driving and improving the quality of diagnostic services and be able to work collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team. Demonstrable experience of genomic technology and the interpretation of a range of scientific data are essential. Applicants for band 7 positions should be registered (or close to registration) with the HCPC as a Clinical Scientist. For those candidates who are not yet registered they will be expected to work toward HCPC registration as a Clinical Scientist and would be appointed to AfC band 6 until registration had been achieved. The post holders will be required to take responsibility for testing and reporting of specialised genomic diagnostic investigations and for managing areas of existing service work in the laboratory and be able to work to tight deadlines. Applicants should possess excellent communication and team leadership skills, have resilience and be able to work independently as required. Appointment will be dependent on qualifications and experience. We are very much committed to continuous development and have active seminar programmes supporting Continuing Professional Development available to all staff. We would be willing to consider applications from individuals with an MSc or PhD in Genetics, or significant laboratory/ analysis experience in a relevant clinical setting.The West Midlands Regional Genetics Laboratory is based at Birmingham Women’s and Children’s NHS FT within the Genetics Division alongside the West Midlands Clinical Genetics Service. We also work closely with the Central & South Genomic Medicine Service Alliance (GMSA), the National School of Healthcare Science; with the University of Birmingham, in particular, the Institute of Cancer and Genomics Sciences; and with diagnostic and pharmaceutical industries. Any candidates with relevant experience of clinical delivery of genetic laboratory services suitable for this level of appointment are encouraged to apply. Birmingham Women's & Children’s NHS Foundation Trust is committed to providing equality of opportunity in all aspects of employment, to every member of staff and to all potential employees. The Trust aims to build a workforce which is valued and whose diversity reflects the communities it serves, enabling it to deliver the best possible healthcare service to those communities. For further information about the post please contact Jennie Bell, Dom McMullan or Yvonne Wallis (on 0121 335 8036). Additional information, along with the JD can be found by visiting jobs.nhs.uk quoting reference, 284-21-DGAG-899. Interview Date: Likely to be w/c 25th October or w/c 1st November. Applicants will be expected to be available to start as soon as possible, pending required clearances.

For further information please contact:

Jennie Bell, Dom McMullan or Yvonne Wallis
Website: https://www.jobs.nhs.uk/xi/vacancy/916721947

West Midlands Regional Genetics Laboratory, Mindelsohn Way
Edgbaston
West Midlands
B15 2TG

Closing Date: 05/10/2021

Location: Belfast Health and Social Care Trust

This post is a substantive full-time post, developed within the evolving context of Molecular Diagnostics delivery nationally and the Pathology Network led HSC commissioned modernisation programme.  Responsible, in co-ordination with the Head/Deputy Head of Molecular Diagnostics Rare Disease, for the provision of all aspects of routine Regional Molecular Diagnostic Service.  The post holder is to provide a comprehensive Clinical Scientific Service (analytical and advisory) as a Principal Clinical Scientist for the Regional Molecular Diagnostic Service to medical and other healthcare professionals within the Belfast HSC Trust and throughout the NI region.  The post holder is responsible for maintaining a high level of both general and highly specialised areas of molecular diagnostics. As a member of the Regional Molecular Diagnostic Service team, advise the operational and discipline managers of the Laboratory on clinical and scientific matters relating to the strategic direction, clinical leadership, operation and service delivery.  The post holder is expected to maintain an area of highly specialist knowledge in molecular diagnostics and engage with appropriate members of medical staff on a regular basis to reflect changes in clinical practice associated with national and locally agreed care guidelines.  The post holder is required to perform complex analytical laboratory procedures requiring a high degree of expertise and specialist knowledge.  The post holder is expected to initiate and direct agreed scientific development, evaluation, audit and research performed by scientific and medical staff in the department.  The post holder will contribute to the general work of the in Regional Molecular Diagnostic Service, including participation in the duty Clinical Scientist rota, if required a consultant on-call rota, and contribute to wider Belfast Trust Laboratory needs as appropriate.

For further information please contact:

Simon McCullough
Email: simon.mccullough@belfasttrust.hscni.net
Website: https://jobs.hscni.net/Job/17529/bhsctband-8a-principle-clinical-scientist-familial-cancer-section-lead

Regional Molecular Diagnostic Service, Belfast City Hospital
Belfast
Antrim
BT9 7AB

Closing Date: 30/09/2021

Location: West Midlands Regional Genetics Laboratory

An exciting opportunity has arisen in our laboratory for a number of permanent Clinical Scientists at AfC band 7 and Pre-registration Clinical Scientists at Band 6. Applicants should have good interpersonal skills, a background in genetics, a strong interest in driving and improving the quality of diagnostic services and be able to work collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team. Demonstrable experience of genomic technology and the interpretation of a range of scientific data are essential. Applicants for band 7 positions should be registered (or close to registration) with the HCPC as a Clinical Scientist. For those candidates who are not yet registered they will be expected to work toward HCPC registration as a Clinical Scientist and would be appointed to AfC band 6 until registration had been achieved. The post holders will be required to take responsibility for testing and reporting of specialised genomic diagnostic investigations and for managing areas of existing service work in the laboratory and be able to work to tight deadlines. Applicants should possess excellent communication and team leadership skills, have resilience and be able to work independently as required. Appointment will be dependent on qualifications and experience. We are very much committed to continuous development and have active seminar programmes supporting Continuing Professional Development available to all staff. We would be willing to consider applications from individuals with an MSc or PhD in Genetics, or significant laboratory/ analysis experience in a relevant clinical setting.Any candidates with relevant experience of clinical delivery of genetic laboratory services suitable for this level of appointment are encouraged to apply. Birmingham Women's & Children’s NHS Foundation Trust is committed to providing equality of opportunity in all aspects of employment, to every member of staff and to all potential employees. The Trust aims to build a workforce which is valued and whose diversity reflects the communities it serves, enabling it to deliver the best possible healthcare service to those communities. For further information about the post please contact Jennie Bell, Dom McMullan or Yvonne Wallis (on 0121 335 8036). Please visit NHS Jobs to view the Job Description for both Band 6 pre-registration and Band 7 registered posts. This post will close at midnight on 30th September. Interview Date: Likely to be w/c 25th October or w/c 1st November. Applicants will be expected to be available to start as soon as possible, pending required clearances.

For further information please contact:

Jennie Bell, Dom McMullan or Yvonne Wallis
Website: https://www.jobs.nhs.uk/xi/vacancy/916721947

West Midlands Regional Genetics Laboratory, Mindelsohn Way
Edgbaston
West Midlands
B15 2TG

Closing Date: 05/10/2021

Location: Wessex Clinical Genetics Service

The Wessex Clinical Genetics Service (WCGS) is offering an exciting opportunity to take up a 12 month fixed term post within this forward-thinking department. We are looking for a full time Genetic Counsellor or Genomics Nurse (Band 7) to join an expanding, dynamic Genomics Service to develop, shape and implement Genomic Testing pathways for patients with Lynch Syndrome. You will develop and deliver training and education for clinical staff. We envisage this being a very rewarding role, with the ability to impact and improve pathways for people with Lynch Syndrome and subsequently their relatives. This post will be supported by a dedicated full time Lynch Syndrome pathway co-ordinator role. For further details please contact Gillian Crawford (Consultant Genetic Counsellor) at gillian.crawford @uhs.nhs.uk or 02381 206170 and at https://beta.jobs.nhs.uk/candidate/jobadvert/C9188-21-0921

For further information please contact:

GIllian Crawford
Email: gillian.crawford @uhs.nhs.uk
Website: https://beta.jobs.nhs.uk/candidate/jobadvert/C9188-21-0921