Overview
Jack O’Neil Laboratory is a highly specialised laboratory using dedicated methodology for the diagnosis of amyloidosis and systemic autoinflammatory diseases. The post is a fixed-term appointment to work primarily in the specimen reception, with essential support to scientists, technicians and researchers. The post holder will perform independently a range of routine tasks in the pre-analytical section to ensure efficient and effective processing of samples. Precision and excellent attention to detail are essential. Work is undertaken in accordance with appropriate training and the ability to demonstrate competence.
Responsibilities
* To provide both technical and administrative support in data entry and processing of research samples within the Centre.
* To book in research samples on the departmental database system.
* To interact with service users, both by telephone and in person as required.
* To support senior laboratory and other research and clinical staff within the NAC, ensuring that high quality diagnostic results are generated in a timely and efficient manner.
* To work within defined standards, protocols, policies and procedures including Health and Safety regulations for the laboratory area, to ensure safe working procedures and the safety of staff and visitors, maintaining a high level of service at all times.
* To be responsible for personal ongoing training as required, ensuring skills and competencies are maintained.
* To assist in monitoring quality control procedures, check trends and report to the quality manager.
* GCP trained.
Qualifications / Requirements
* Ability to work independently in a pre-analytical laboratory environment with attention to detail.
* Experience in data entry and processing of research samples.
* Excellent communication skills for interaction with service users and colleagues.
* Ability to work within defined standards, protocols and safety regulations.
* Commitment to ongoing training and skills development.
* Experience with quality control monitoring is desirable.
* GCP training or willingness to undertake training.
Additional Information
Please see attached job description for more information about this role and working at Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust.
This advert closes on Wednesday 11 Mar 2026.
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