FAQs
What qualifications are required for the Biomedical Scientist - Immunology position?
Applicants must have an HCPC registration, post-registration experience in a UKAS accredited immunology laboratory, and an IBMS specialist diploma in clinical immunology (or equivalent qualification), or be close to completion.
Where is the Immunology Laboratory service based?
The Immunology Laboratory service is based at the William Harvey Hospital in Ashford.
What kind of equipment will I be working with in this role?
The equipment includes Sebia capillary and gel electrophoresis systems, Siemens BNII, Phadia Immunocap 250, and Aesku Helios immunofluorescence slide processors.
Can I apply if I require a Certificate of Sponsorship to work in the UK?
Yes, you must declare on your application form if you require a Certificate of Sponsorship to work in the UK.
Is experience in a specific type of laboratory necessary?
Yes, applicants must have post-registration experience in a UKAS accredited immunology laboratory.
What is the vision of the organization?
The organization's vision is 'great healthcare from great people', guided by values that ensure people feel cared for, safe, respected, and confident that we are making a difference.
Who can I contact for further details or informal visits?
You can contact Mrs. Lorna Miller, Chief Biomedical Scientist Immunology, at lornamiller1@nhs.net or via telephone at 01233 616716.
Can I get assistance with the application process?
Yes, applicants can seek appropriate support with applications if needed for any declared disability, but the application should be written by the applicant without the use of artificial intelligence programs.
What is the local population that the hospital trust serves?
The hospital trust serves a local population of around 800,000 people.
What is the new way of working adopted by East Kent Hospitals?
The new way of working is called 'We care', which focuses on empowering frontline staff to lead improvements in day-to-day operations.