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Hi i'm currently a second year Biomedical science student, i wanted to do a NHS placement so i could complete my registration portfolio and then go on to register as a biomedical scientist after graduation. However i was not accepted for any of the NHS placements. On the bright side, i have been accepted for a bioscience technical placement at university.
Right now I'm really confused what to do in the future, i really wanted to become a biomedical scientist, but without an NHS placement, the chances of becoming a biomedical scientist after graduation are really really low as trainee biomedical scientist positions are rare.
What other jobs could i do with a Biomedical science degree plus one years worth of work experience in a bioscience technical team.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated. THANKS
Right now I'm really confused what to do in the future, i really wanted to become a biomedical scientist, but without an NHS placement, the chances of becoming a biomedical scientist after graduation are really really low as trainee biomedical scientist positions are rare.
What other jobs could i do with a Biomedical science degree plus one years worth of work experience in a bioscience technical team.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated. THANKS
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You can still work as a boimedical scientist, just probably not in the NHS. Locum, Bupa ad other private hospitals would easily give you a job
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(Original post by Malsi)
Hi i'm currently a second year Biomedical science student, i wanted to do a NHS placement so i could complete my registration portfolio and then go on to register as a biomedical scientist after graduation. However i was not accepted for any of the NHS placements. On the bright side, i have been accepted for a bioscience technical placement at university.
Right now I'm really confused what to do in the future, i really wanted to become a biomedical scientist, but without an NHS placement, the chances of becoming a biomedical scientist after graduation are really really low as trainee biomedical scientist positions are rare.
What other jobs could i do with a Biomedical science degree plus one years worth of work experience in a bioscience technical team.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated. THANKS
Hi i'm currently a second year Biomedical science student, i wanted to do a NHS placement so i could complete my registration portfolio and then go on to register as a biomedical scientist after graduation. However i was not accepted for any of the NHS placements. On the bright side, i have been accepted for a bioscience technical placement at university.
Right now I'm really confused what to do in the future, i really wanted to become a biomedical scientist, but without an NHS placement, the chances of becoming a biomedical scientist after graduation are really really low as trainee biomedical scientist positions are rare.
What other jobs could i do with a Biomedical science degree plus one years worth of work experience in a bioscience technical team.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated. THANKS
You could apply for healthcare scientist or trainee clinical scientist positions too - they are very competitive but the placement would serve you good I think.
It's really good you're getting a placement in industry though, there seem to be plenty of industry jobs. Do you know what kind of things you'll be doing on your placement?
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Hi everyone thanks for all the advice, the placement I'm doing is an internal placement at university. But i have great news, i have just been offered an interview at a NHS hospital to work in the clinical chemistry department so i can complete my portfolio, so hopefully if i get in all my worries will be over and il be able to become a biomedical scientist i am desperate for this position.
Really hope to get this hospital placement now, otherwise i will have to think about doing other things which have been suggested.
i am desperate for this position.Really hope to get this hospital placement now, otherwise i will have to think about doing other things which have been suggested.
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(Original post by Malsi)
Hi i'm currently a second year Biomedical science student, i wanted to do a NHS placement so i could complete my registration portfolio and then go on to register as a biomedical scientist after graduation. However i was not accepted for any of the NHS placements. On the bright side, i have been accepted for a bioscience technical placement at university.
Right now I'm really confused what to do in the future, i really wanted to become a biomedical scientist, but without an NHS placement, the chances of becoming a biomedical scientist after graduation are really really low as trainee biomedical scientist positions are rare.
What other jobs could i do with a Biomedical science degree plus one years worth of work experience in a bioscience technical team.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated. THANKS
Hi i'm currently a second year Biomedical science student, i wanted to do a NHS placement so i could complete my registration portfolio and then go on to register as a biomedical scientist after graduation. However i was not accepted for any of the NHS placements. On the bright side, i have been accepted for a bioscience technical placement at university.
Right now I'm really confused what to do in the future, i really wanted to become a biomedical scientist, but without an NHS placement, the chances of becoming a biomedical scientist after graduation are really really low as trainee biomedical scientist positions are rare.
What other jobs could i do with a Biomedical science degree plus one years worth of work experience in a bioscience technical team.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated. THANKS
• Speech and language specialist. Speech therapist
• Public health
• orthopist
• Physiotherapy
• Clinical psychology
• Clinical pharmacy
• Physician Associate
• Clinical scientist: audiologist, respiratory physiologist, clinical cardiac physiologist
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hope this helps someone.
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