Career as a Biomedical Scientist and Why it is Important?
Mark Dwayne
Biomedical scientists are scientifically qualified, registered
practitioners who work in clinical pathology departments.
They play a vital role in patient are, by caring out diagnostic
tests on sample such as blood, tissue and urine. As health
care professionals, biomedical scientists work with a range
of staff in hospitals and in primary care, to provide clinical
laboratory services. About 70% of clinical diagnoses rely on
pathology rest results. This means that the laboratory work
must be performed to the highest possible standards, that
the correct specimen type from the right patient must be
tested and the results must be available, to the staff
treating, in good time.
