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The role
The Digital Healthcare Group in Cambridges (UK) is looking for an experienced Biological Scientist to lead testing of sensors in blood within their new testing laboratory.
Responsibilities include:
- Blood manipulation
- Sensor testing aqueous/blood
- Data collection
- Record Keeping and report writing
- WI/SOP generation
- Participate in technical team discussions and problem-solving exercises
About you
Required qualifications
- Minimum - A level Science possible Science Degree
Required skills
- Good problem solving and communication skills.
- Willingness to work with blood and associated materials
- Ability to work in collaborative and team focused environment.
- Willingness to learn
The following are not essential but would be advantageous
- Experience in electrochemistry
- Industry specific experience in one or more medical technology sectors (e.g. surgical, pharma, biotech, life sciences)
- Familiarity of working within a regulated environment e.g. ISO 13485
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