This is not possible or unlikely Training 3-4 years basic training in a Grade A post in a teaching hospital, including analytical techniques, pathophysiology, research methods, laboratory management, study for an MSc. Possible HE lecturing. Although Grade B is the 'career grade' progression to the top of the scale is not automatic. An individual must make a case. Grade C posts can command salaries of up to 54,539.
Jobs are available in most areas Available in most areas but mainly in large conurbations.
Lifestyle implications Coping with NHS changes can be stressful. Career breaks not easy due to technical changes. Relocation may be required for career progression. Working late, on-call work common. A good honours degree is needed.