NHS Clinical Scientist Recruitment

OP

I would probably put student, as thats what you'll be now until you officially graduate, and also when you start traning in Septermber I would have thought?

Reply 385

I'm sure it doesn't matter too much what you put down - either way is hardly going to change your chances of having an accident.

Reply 386

ap12

Thanks for all your replies, Just wanted to see what you thought! I'll go with student! :-)

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Hedgehunter

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I like the sound of:

"Medical Consultant equivalent status (Consultant Clinical Scientist)"

All I know is that I will do a Biochemistry degree, but have now idea what to do after. . .Do medicine, Scientist, Management consultant? :eek3:

Reply 388

Sambo1980

Hi!
Has anyone applied to the clinical scientist program through last years second round of unfilled vacancies that are to open this year on the 26th of June? Im not expecting much to come from that

Reply 389

yea hedgehunter as a consultant clinical scientist you could be the head of an entire hospital department - its also nice to know you get paid the same as a medical consultant (minus the crazy over-time and private work they can do)

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Hedgehunter

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misanthropic

yea hedgehunter as a consultant clinical scientist you could be the head of an entire hospital department - its also nice to know you get paid the same as a medical consultant (minus the crazy over-time and private work they can do)

Yeah, though also without perhaps, the excitement and status. Though granted, Head of department would be good. Anyway what does a clinical scientist do exactly, do they analyse biopsies of tumours, blood tests etc? Thanks.

Reply 391

OP

Hedgehunter

Yeah, though also without perhaps, the excitement and status. Though granted, Head of department would be good. Anyway what does a clinical scientist do exactly, do they analyse biopsies of tumours, blood tests etc? Thanks.

Different types of Clinical Scientists do different jobs- check out the website for more details-
https://www.nhsclinicalscientists.info/clrl/recruitment/index.xsp

Is anybody applyinf through the clearing process? And have any other people got Audiology places? Tis very quiet on here now!

Reply 392

Flexin

Still waiting to hear from the Micro post in London. Contacted the lab at the begining of June and I was told that they hadn't shortlisted. So those who applied for this post should hang in there cos we still have a chance :smile:

As someone posted previously we may not hear about interviews for this post untill july

Reply 393

AlexaFluor

Was anyone successful for molecular genetics or cytogenetics?

Reply 394

OP

Wow, they take ages, don't they! Well good luck with being shortlisted! Keep us all informed.

Reply 395

Hey guys, need a quick Q answered. I don't know if this is breaking the new forums rules or not. I have a presentation to do and have only 24hrs from now to submit it. A max of 6 slides - should I put in a title slide and conlusion? Leaving only 4/6 for the main content?

Reply 396

OP

But surely the 6 slides are for the content and won't include a title page? If this isn't the case, I would strongly recommend a title slide either way. Also I think a slide for the conclusion is vital, you can just put key points on it and talk around them. how long is the presentation? One slide per 1-2 mins is normal, so you should still have plenty with 4-5 slides to use :redface:

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Reply 397

I've only got 5 minutes.... :s-smilie:

Not sure how i'm supposed to fit in all I want to say. Should I take the stance of quantity or quality? Fit lots in or talk specifics?

Reply 398

OP