Banding: Band 6
Location: West Yorkshire
Start Date: ASAP
Duration: Ongoing
Working Pattern: Monday - Friday, Core hours only
Hourly Rate: £25-£27
We are currently seeking a Band 6 Biomedical Scientist specialising in Histology to join our client’s team in West Yorkshire. This is a full-time, ongoing position working core hours only, offering a competitive hourly rate and the opportunity to contribute to a busy and well-established laboratory service.
You will process and embed tissue samples, perform microtomy, and stain slides for microscopic examination. You will support pathologists in diagnostic reporting.
- HCPC registration
- Degree in Biomedical Science or equivalent
- Experience in Histology within a clinical laboratory
- Experience with microtomy and staining techniques
- Strong attention to detail
- Excellent communication and teamwork abilities
- NHS experience (preferred)
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