Trainee Healthcare Scientist-Genomics and Molecular Pathology

NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde; Glasgow; On-site; GBP 23,000 - 30,000; Full time

Job summary

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde is seeking a Trainee Healthcare Scientist specializing in Genomics and Molecular Pathology. This fixed-term position offers a three-year training program at the West of Scotland Centre for Genomic Medicine, aiming for registration as a Clinical Scientist. Candidates must have a relevant BSc Honours Degree and can expect a structured development path in the dynamic field of healthcare science.

Qualifications

• Minimum First or Upper Second Class BSc in Genetics or related subject.

Responsibilities

• Training in Molecular Pathology supported by NHS Education for Scotland.
• Involves high-quality genetics services and testing for genetic diseases.

Skills

Genetics

Molecular Pathology

Education

BSc Honours Degree in Genetics or related biological subject

Job description

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Trainee Healthcare Scientist-Genomics and Molecular Pathology, Glasgow

Client: NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde

Location: Glasgow, United Kingdom

Job Category: Other

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Posted:

22.06.2025

Expiry Date:

06.08.2025

Job Description:

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde is one of the largest healthcare systems in the UK, employing around 40,000 staff across various clinical and non-clinical roles. We provide hospital, primary, community, and mental health services to over 1.15 million people, extending to 2.2 million with regional and national services.

This is a fixed-term position of 36 months.

The shift pattern is Monday - Friday, 9:00 am - 5:00 pm.

Applicants should have at least a First or Upper Second Class BSc Honours Degree in Genetics or a related biological subject to qualify for the NHS Scotland postgraduate training scheme in Genomics and Molecular Pathology.

The training is delivered by the Laboratory Genetics department at the West of Scotland Centre for Genomic Medicine, based at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow. The department offers high-quality genetics services, testing for inherited and acquired genetic diseases, including malignancies. The training follows an established framework, culminating in a portfolio for assessment and registration as a Clinical Scientist with the HCPC.

One position is available for training in Molecular Pathology supported by NHS Education for Scotland (NES). Additional posts are advertised separately. The training begins in September 2025, with a three-year contract. NHS Healthcare Science careers are well-structured, with ongoing professional development encouraged.

The shift pattern is Monday - Friday, 9:00 am - 5:00 pm.

For contact details, refer to the Candidate Information Packs. Due to high demand, the application may close early; hence, applicants are encouraged to complete their application promptly.

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde values diversity and encourages applications from all community sections. We are committed to being a Forces Friendly Employer, supporting military community applications and recognizing relevant skills and experience.

Applicants must provide genuine responses to all application questions. The use of AI or other third-party tools to generate or significantly modify responses is discouraged. By applying, you confirm that your answers are your own, reflecting your personal knowledge and experience.

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