From Pharmacy Technicians to Medical Physicists…
Science and technology lie at the very heart of today's NHS and we're a popular choice for graduates and school leavers with scientific qualifications.
Some roles involve close work with patients to diagnose and treat illness. Others, such as Cytology Screener, are based in laboratories. Posts such as Medical Photographer draw on both technical skills and clinical experience.
Entry requirements vary but all require an inquisitive mind, a methodical approach and a keen attention to detail. There are opportunities through on-the-job training and continued professional development, often leading to registration with professional bodies.
- Anatomical Pathology Technician
- Animal Technician
- Audiologist
- Biomedical Scientist
- Cardiac Physiologist
- Cardiac Clinical Scientific Officer
- Cardiology Technician
- Cardiographer
- Cervical Cytology Screener
- Clinical Biochemist
- Clinical Cytogeneticist
- Clinical Embryologist
- Clinical Engineer
- Clinical Immunologist
- Clinical Microbiologist
- Clinical Psychologist
- Clinical Scientist in Haemostasis and Thrombosis
- Clinical Scientist in Histocompatibility and Immunogenetics
- Clinical Scientist in Transfusion Science
- Clinical Vascular Scientist
- Gastrointestinal Physiologist
- Haematologist
- Histopathologist
- Laboratory Assistant
- Medical Laboratory Assistant
- Medical Photographer
