FAQs
What qualifications are required for the Advanced Biomedical Scientist position?
The candidate must be a suitably qualified and motivated HCPC registered Advanced Biomedical Scientist.
What is the main responsibility of the post holder in the Blood Transfusion section?
The post holder will provide technical services in the Blood Transfusion section and ensure a continuous 24-hour service is delivered.
Who will the post holder work closely with?
The post holder will work closely with the Lead Biomedical Scientist and other Biomedical Scientists.
What kind of equipment is used in the Blood Transfusion department?
The department is equipped with Grifols Erytra, Sysmex XN2000, Sysmex CN3000/CS-2400, Beckman Coulter Navios, Tosoh G8, and a Meditech computer system.
Is the Haematology & Transfusion department accredited for training?
Yes, the Haematology & Transfusion department is accredited for training with the IBMS.
Will the post holder be involved in setting policies and procedures?
Yes, the post holder will be involved with the Consultant Haematologist and other team members in setting policies and procedures surrounding Blood Transfusion.
Can I contact someone for further information about the role?
Yes, you can contact Andrew Simpson, Lead Biomedical Scientist, at 0151 252 5229 for further information.
What is the work environment like at Alder Hey Children's Hospital?
Alder Hey Children’s Hospital is one of Europe’s biggest and busiest children’s hospitals, providing treatment from common illnesses to highly complex specialist conditions.
Does Alder Hey Children's Hospital participate in research?
Yes, Alder Hey has a thriving research portfolio and leads research into children’s medicines, infection, inflammation, and oncology.
What is the focus of care at Alder Hey Children's Hospital?
The focus of care is to treat each child as an individual, ensuring they feel happy, safe, and confident while receiving the best medical care possible.