Clinical Biochemists - Lagos

Clinical biochemists are responsible for testing patient samples and interpreting the results for medical staff.

Clinical biochemists are responsible for testing patient samples and interpreting the results for medical staff. Clinical biochemists work as part of a hospital medical team that is responsible for investigating and diagnosing patient illnesses. Other responsibilities include:

designing experiments to test theories about how chemicals function in the body

investigating abnormal biochemical conditions

analysing chemicals in the body, using appropriate techniques such as gel electrophoresis and amino acid assay

working closely with other scientists including chemists, pharmacologists and toxicologists

keeping up to date with scientific literature connected with their work

writing reports of findings

applying for funding

Qualifications and training required

In order to begin training with the NHS scientist training programme (STP) you will need a 2.1 or higher BSc in a relevant discipline. Further research experience or qualifications are also desirable. The application process for the STP typically starts in January.


Key skills for clinical biochemists

Ability to work both independently and in a team
Attention to detail
Methodical and thorough approach
Commitment to patient care in hospital settings
Numerical and written skills.METHOD OF APPLICATION: Interested applicant should forward their details on mgt.prolightconcept at gmail.com