Band 6 Deputy Training Lead inBirmingham inBirmingham PUBLISHED
WED 11 DEC 2024
Candidates are required to hold HCPC registration as a Specialist Biomedical Scientist and possess a strong understanding of relevant healthcare science activities through advanced training or equivalent qualifications. The role includes supporting training leads with various training activities, inductions, and competency portfolios, and the position may require travel across different UHB sites in the future. This opportunity is aimed at motivated professionals who are passionate about providing top-tier patient care and supporting their colleagues' development.
Recognised as one of the largest NHS Trusts -- University Hospitals Birmingham (UHB) is at the forefront of care within our communities. We provide healthcare services to over 1.8 million residents across Birmingham, Solihull and beyond.
The landscape of UHB continues to involve. Our new Elective Hub at Solihull Hospital recently opened, Heartlands Treatment Centre is now fully operational, and our services continue to expand at Good Hope and QE. With progress comes opportunity. As we strengthen our workforce to support our service we have ensured our colleagues are trained and developed within their roles.
Applications for HCPC registered Specialist Biomedical Scientist are now invited to the post of Deputy Training Lead within the Biochemistry Department (Automation and Special Chemistry) at Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
As an integral part of the leadership team you implement, deliver and development first class training to ensure the competency and maintenance of learning throughout the department.
As our colleagues look to you for knowledge, guidance and support, you in turn will live and breath our values to ensure they are secure in the delivery of their duties and comfortable to discuss any requirements or concerns they may have.
Due to the nature of this role, it is essential that you have an understanding of specialist healthcare science activities acquired through additional training or knowledge to post graduate level or equivalent e.g., Post registration specialist competency portfolio. Evidence of continuing professional development in accordance with HCPC guidelines will be requested at the interview stage so ensure to bring this along with you. You will support the Training leads with training activities, inductions and portfolio work. This role is primarily based at Queen Elizabeth Hospital but there will be a future requirement to work across all sites that are part of UHB.
Biochemistry is part of Pathology Services providing a patient focused quality service that is committed to the trust vision of 'Building Healthier lives'
If you are motivated by what you have read, you have the experience to make a difference and have a passion to provide the absolute best care to our patients and support our colleagues, we would love to hear from you. You can simply apply via this advert or drop us an email at
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