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Dear Mail Base,

 

To let you know of the vacancy for a Consultant Head of Department in
Biochemistry for South of Tyne and Wear.   The  consortium supplies
laboratory services to the three local hospitals, that is Gateshead,
Sunderland and South Tyneside.

 

A purpose built, state of the art Laboratory has just been built on the
Gateshead site to provide acute work for Gateshead and cold work for the
entire consortium.  There are on-site facilities at the two other
hospitals, both equipped with the latest instrumentation, to provide
acute analyses. 

 

This is an exciting new post for someone who wants to leave their mark
on the profession by steering the department through the later stages of
amalgamation and setting the direction for the future.  There are ample
opportunities for research especially as the department will be equipped
with two LCMSMS systems.

 

Situated just south of Newcastle and just north of Durham, the area is
an attractive place to set up home with marvellous countryside, empty
beaches, cities of culture and leading schools.

 

The vacancy has now been posted on NHS Jobs - Reference 297-2429-14.

 

Informal chats and visits are encouraged.  There is no internal
candidate for this vacancy.

 

 

 

Graham

 

Dr Graham Handley

Transitional Head of Biochemistry for South of Tyne

 

Consultant Clinical Biochemist|Head of Department and Director of the NE
BCSP Hub

Biochemistry Dept. | Queen Elizabeth Hospital | Queen Elizabeth Avenue |
Sheriff Hill | Gateshead |NE9 6SX

T: 0191 445 2290 |E: [log in to unmask] | www.qegateshead.nhs.uk

 

 

 


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