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Reply 560
Hi everyone :smile:

I think we need a better soc pic...anyone agree?
This thread has been so quiet, how's everyone getting on?

I'm currently rushing to finish my dissertation and revise for my finals.

Been offered a job too as a biomedical scientist, so the pressure is certainly on!!
Reply 562
Original post by BLineDisaster
This thread has been so quiet, how's everyone getting on?

I'm currently rushing to finish my dissertation and revise for my finals.

Been offered a job too as a biomedical scientist, so the pressure is certainly on!!


Hi. You are VERY lucky to have found a job, the Tories screwed up my chances for placement (yes, I'm ranting about it again).
I did my dissertation a few weeks ago. Just had a viva voce on 4 different studies (I presented the fifth last week) and a beast of an exam remains..

EDIT: lol, neg me if you want - it's the truth, unfortunately.

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Original post by ash92:)
Hi. You are VERY lucky to have found a job, the Tories screwed up my chances for placement (yes, I'm ranting about it again).
I did my dissertation a few weeks ago. Just had a viva voce on 4 different studies (I presented the fifth last week) and a beast of an exam remains..


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Ahh man you had to do viva's? I'm fortunate that we don't have them (I hope I don't get called for one at least!)

Yeah I was offered a job in the same lab I did my placement - they recently took on 4 posts as we are only just switching from on-call to shifts in Wales under Agenda for Change - I am incredibly lucky, even more so that they are willing to wait an extra month while I clear my exams and pay me on a trainee salary until my HCPC registration can be obtained!

My project was delayed due to situations out of my control, been given an extension until June 7th (actual deadline was today!) and its putting me under massive pressure to try and get it written up as quickly as possible so it doesn't impact on exam revision too much! (3 exams in May)

Any ideas on what you are going to do for work? If NHS was your plan, as you know training posts are rare so I would look for an MLA position and get your foot in the door ready for when they want to take on a trainee.
Reply 564
Original post by BLineDisaster
Ahh man you had to do viva's? I'm fortunate that we don't have them (I hope I don't get called for one at least!)

Yeah I was offered a job in the same lab I did my placement - they recently took on 4 posts as we are only just switching from on-call to shifts in Wales under Agenda for Change - I am incredibly lucky, even more so that they are willing to wait an extra month while I clear my exams and pay me on a trainee salary until my HCPC registration can be obtained!

My project was delayed due to situations out of my control, been given an extension until June 7th (actual deadline was today!) and its putting me under massive pressure to try and get it written up as quickly as possible so it doesn't impact on exam revision too much! (3 exams in May)


Any ideas on what you are going to do for work? If NHS was your plan, as you know training posts are rare so I would look for an MLA position and get your foot in the door ready for when they want to take on a trainee.


yup vivas, presentations, essays, case studies, (use to have MCQs in 1st year), reports, review articles, dissertations...we have it all :sigh:

Wow, good on you! Hope it works out well :smile:
The only opportunities for me are waaaay down south :frown:

Yeh...I'm feeling screwed up by Conservatives. MLA would be great, but even places for that are ridiculously rare. idk tbh...One of my lecturers is encouraging me to do a Masters, I may look into it after exams (too much stress for the time being!).
Original post by ash92:)
yup vivas, presentations, essays, case studies, (use to have MCQs in 1st year), reports, review articles, dissertations...we have it all :sigh:

Wow, good on you! Hope it works out well :smile:
The only opportunities for me are waaaay down south :frown:

Yeh...I'm feeling screwed up by Conservatives. MLA would be great, but even places for that are ridiculously rare. idk tbh...One of my lecturers is encouraging me to do a Masters, I may look into it after exams (too much stress for the time being!).


Yeah we had all that too, minus the viva's. That's enough procrastination for me for one day, I need to get on with my dissertation. Good luck in your exams!
Reply 566
Original post by BLineDisaster
Yeah we had all that too, minus the viva's. That's enough procrastination for me for one day, I need to get on with my dissertation. Good luck in your exams!


haha, thanks. Good luck to you too!
Firmed Biomedical Science at Warwick. Just need to finish my Access course and wait for September now!
Reply 568
Original post by Lethorio
Firmed Biomedical Science at Warwick. Just need to finish my Access course and wait for September now!


Good luck!


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Haematology makes me die inside
Original post by badumdumtscht
Haematology makes me die inside


What's wrong with haem :tongue: ?

I'll admit its not the best, but as someone who is going to specialise in biochem its a close second!
Reply 571
Original post by badumdumtscht
Haematology makes me die inside


lol, I agree where the clotting factors are concerned...All I remember from that lecture is the phrase "clotting factor" :sigh:
Original post by BLineDisaster
What's wrong with haem :tongue: ?

I'll admit its not the best, but as someone who is going to specialise in biochem its a close second!

Oh my god clinical biochem is my second worse. Too many analytes to remember. Prayin 4 u.

Original post by ash92:)
lol, I agree where the clotting factors are concerned...All I remember from that lecture is the phrase "clotting factor" :sigh:

My exam wasn't too bad. YEY FOR MICROCYTIC ANAEMIAS. Glad I never have to do that **** again.

Clotting. Don't even.
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Reply 573
Hey!!!add me people..im a biomed student at IMU malaysia..wel,,is it a good choice to do medicine after graduating in biomed???

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Reply 574
Original post by badumdumtscht
My exam wasn't too bad. YEY FOR MICROCYTIC ANAEMIAS. Glad I never have to do that **** again.

Clotting. Don't even.


haha, I see others on tsr share my pain...:sad:
Likewise, the exam and case studies were ok, it's just those darn lectures...:woo:
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Original post by Lethorio
Firmed Biomedical Science at Warwick. Just need to finish my Access course and wait for September now!


Many congratulations! I look forward to seeing you here :h:
Hopeful Newcastle's Biomed student here :smile: Just exams to go and hopefully I'll have something to celebrate on 5th of July... :rolleyes:

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Original post by BLineDisaster
This thread has been so quiet, how's everyone getting on?

I'm currently rushing to finish my dissertation and revise for my finals.

Been offered a job too as a biomedical scientist, so the pressure is certainly on!!

This is a bit of a random question but do you think I would be able to teach science at secondary level after completing a biomedical science degree,or do you think it would be better to opt for
something like biochemistry ?
Original post by Victoriapownall
This is a bit of a random question but do you think I would be able to teach science at secondary level after completing a biomedical science degree,or do you think it would be better to opt for
something like biochemistry ?


Either courses would give you the same opportunity to teach science. I think you should focus on which has the course content you will enjoy most and what uni you would like to spend your time at.
There are plenty of graduate opportunities to get into teaching
So to the people graduating soon...
What are you going to do next??

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