Specialist Biomedical Scientist 👩🔬
Joined November 2012
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Thank you so much for having me at @AbbeyHillPri, it was a pleasure to kick off your Careers and Enterprise week! 👩🔬🥼🧪
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14 Dec 2021
Going in early with this, this year…
‘‘Twas the night before Christmas, and all through the lab… 🎄
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11 Mar 2021
Josh Baker is a Biomedical Scientist in in Specials Chemistry. We're highlighting his role in #HealthcareScienceWeek to show the life-saving, diagnostic work he and his colleagues do each day. Here's the link for more
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#TeamCRH
#thankyouNHS #scienceweek
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Bethany retweeted
10 Mar 2021
This is Martin Cooper, a Biomedical Scientist in Biochemistry, as part of #HealthcareScienceWeek who performs some of the 500 million biochemistry tests carried out in the UK each. Read more by clicking on this link...
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#TeamCRH
#thankyouNHS #scienceweek
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We'd like to introduce you to Emma Naylor, a Specialist Biomedical Scientist, as part of #HealthcareScienceWeek who performs life-saving diagnostic work every day. You can read more by clicking on the link below...
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#TeamCRH
#thankyouNHS #scienceweek
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Bethany retweeted
11 Jun 2020
Today is #BiomedicalScienceDay2020 – so we're saying a big THANK YOU to the Biomedical Scientists, Clinical Scientists and laboratory staff #BehindEveryTest who work #AtTheHeartOfHealthcare analysing our samples!
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❤this!
24 Dec 2019
#ThankYouNHS to all #BiomedicalScientists working across the @NHS throughout Christmas. Usually unseen, they work #AtTheHeartOfHealthcare to provide blood transfusions & lab tests 24 hrs / day.
If you're getting ready for your shifts, I've written something to make you smile 😬
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7 Nov 2019
As a senior biomedical #scientist Holly not only works in the laboratory but also takes responsibility for many of the behind the scenes tasks. Read more here bit.ly/34AXvKc #NationalPathologyWeek
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#TodayattheRoyal we are celebrating #NationalPathologyWeek!
It underpins every aspect of patient care, from diagnostic testing and treatment advice to using cutting-edge genetic technologies and preventing disease.
Pop down to the Fish Bowl today to get more information!
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Bethany retweeted
24 Jun 2019
Things to be grateful for:
1. Health
2. Happiness
3. Michael trying to silence Tom
#LoveIsland
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Bethany retweeted
22 Jun 2019
This is Beth, an Associate practitioner (AP) in Blood Sciences, one of 8 APs in Blood Sciences. They check almost all samples processed; around 4000 a day for the right tests on the correct patients in a timely manner. #BiomedicalScienceDay2019 #AtTheHeartOfHealthcare
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Bethany retweeted
22 Jun 2019
Following #BiomedicalScienceDay2019 - Blood bank ensure all bloods transfused are as safe as possible, to save or improve quality of life. In 2018 more than 23,000 group and saves were processed with 8,670 transfusions, 16 were emergencies.
That's a lot of lives saved! #thankyou
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Bethany retweeted
20 Jun 2019
As you settle down for the night, we have one biomedical scientist covering haematology and blood bank and another covering biochemistry. They work together to receive samples and ensure that the work is processed in a timely manner. #BiomedicalScienceDay #AtTheHeartOfHealthcare
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Bethany retweeted
20 Jun 2019
#TodayAtTheRoyal we're saying 'hello' to the Blood Sciences team, made up of Haematology, Coagulation, Blood Bank, Biochemistry and Special Chemistry. It's #BiomedicalScienceDay2019 so we'll be giving you a little insight into their laboratory.
More to come throughout the day!
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Bethany retweeted
20 Jun 2019
#TodayAtTheRoyal it's #BiomedicalScienceDay2019. Ellie Ringland is a Clinical Scientist who doesn't work directly with patients, contributing to quality improvement through audits and quality control data. She's part of the amazing team contributing to your care in Blood Sciences
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