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We are looking for an enthusiastic and dynamic HCPC registered Senior BMS to join our Blood Sciences teams at Berkshire and Surrey Pathology Services (BSPS) . BSPS is a large network of NHS laboratories serving 7 NHS hospital sites: Ashford & St Peter’s, Frimley Park, Royal Berkshire, Royal Surrey, Heatherwood and Wexham Park.
The biochemistry specialist services department is strong clinically and analytically with an enthusiastic and supportive team of able chemical pathologists, clinical scientists and biomedical scientists providing a broad range of services including specialist analytical, interpretive and EQA schemes. Clinical services run by the department include bariatric, renal stone and lipid OPD clinics and a clinical investigation unit. The Department is a Supraregional Assay Service Laboratory for Peptide Hormones and Trace Elements. The department also run a specialist LCMS laboratory service. The Department works closely with the University of Surrey, which brings together a variety of analytical and clinical groups within the University and NHS.
The post holder will be employed by and primarily based in the specialist Laboratories at the Royal Surrey County NHS Trust in Guildford. Ideally experience LC-MS/MS would be desirable but training will be given if required.
Expected start date 26 May 2026
The post-holder will practice as an HCPC Registered Senior BMS in Biochemistry Specialist services, participating fully in the practical work of the department.
They will be responsible for the operation and provision of a high quality technical service in the Peptide Hormones, Trace Elements and LCMS department.
They will also be expected to deputise for the Biochemistry Specialist Services Operational Manager in their absence.
The post holder will liaise closely with other BMS2s in Biochemistry Specialist services, and Biochemistry Specialist Services Operational manager of the department, providing a high quality technical service that builds on the standards defined by the UKAS.
They will be expected to develop and maintain close working relationships with all grades of staff, both technical and clinical, to ensure the effective delivery of the technical service.