- 经验
- 任何
- 薪水
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- 职位空缺
- 1
- 发布
- 2周前
- 工作模式
- 在办公室
- 学历
- HCPC state registration as a Clinical Scientist
- 合格
- HCPC state-registered Clinical Scientists with the interpersonal skills, team approach and professional capability needed for a cancer genomics laboratory role can apply.
- 恢复
- 需要申请
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职位描述
Role overview
The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a HCPC state-registered Clinical Scientist to join its Clinical Genomics laboratory in Sutton. This is an opportunity to contribute to advanced cancer diagnostics and help expand molecular testing and personalised cancer medicine within the North Thames Genomic Laboratory Hub.
The position carries an incentive recruitment and retention bonus of 5%.
What you will do
You will support a fast-moving Molecular Diagnostics service for both internal and external cases, using specialised genetics software to analyse and report complex molecular investigations. The work will focus on haematological and solid tumour diagnostics, with a strong emphasis on quality, accuracy and timely delivery.
The role includes involvement in service development, standardisation of new technologies, and validation of tests and workflows. You will also contribute to the implementation of clinical NGS and related protocols for personalised cancer medicine.
You will work closely with clinicians, oncologists and histopathologists so that laboratory findings directly support patient treatment and care. In addition, you may take sole responsibility for laboratory activities on occasion.
Leadership, quality and research
Alongside your diagnostic work, you will help supervise and mentor junior staff, maintain compliance with professional and accreditation standards, and support quality management activities. The post also involves training responsibilities and contribution to the department’s translational research programme.
About the organisation
The Royal Marsden is a globally recognised cancer centre dedicated to delivering outstanding cancer care and advancing better ways to diagnose and treat cancer. The Trust employs more than 4,500 people across nursing, medical, science, radiography, pharmacy, occupational therapy, finance and administrative services.
The organisation operates two hospitals, in Chelsea and Sutton, together with a Medical Daycare Unit at Kingston Hospital. It offers a dynamic working environment, learning and development opportunities, flexible working options, and career pathways for people committed to excellence.
Additional information
The Trust welcomes flexible working requests from the point of hire to help support work-life balance. Interested candidates may contact Emma Poyastro-Pearson, Operations Manager, at [email protected] for further informal information.