We welcome applications for a Principal Clinical Scientist vacancy to join a team of 7 consultant staff and a further 7 clinical scientists within the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital (QEUH) in Glasgow. The QEUH provides a full laboratory diagnostic service as well as a regional and national service for toxicology and metabolic biochemistry and opportunities to develop specialist skills will be made available to the successful applicant.

You will be expected to participate in all aspects of the department including reporting, clinical liaison, research and development, teaching and audit. The previous post holder took a lead role in Point of Care Testing and the specialist toxicology service.

You will have advanced clinical knowledge and interpretive skills. For appointment at AfC 8a we will require you to have relevant Clinical Biochemistry experience, be HCPC registered as a Clinical Scientist and an MSc or equivalent in Clinical Biochemistry and have obtained FRCPath Part 1.

Consideration will be given to appoint under AfC annex 21 for candidates who are HCPC registered as a clinical scientist but who have yet to attain the written FRCPath examination but are actively working towards it.

Full support will be given to allow the successful candidates to complete their training whilst in post.

If you would like more information about the post or would like to arrange a visit please contact:

Dr Ian Godber, Consultant Clinical Scientist and Clinical Lead for the South Sector Telephone: 0141 354 9032

email: [email protected] or

Dr Allan Dunlop, Consultant Clinical Scientist or Telephone: 0141 354 9043 email: or [email protected]

Dr Jane McNeilly, Consultant Clinical Scientist Telephone: 0141 354 9047 email: [email protected]

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