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Explore the vital roles in our laboratories which support the diagnosis and treatment of disease.About this Event
While working in Ph*rm*cy could involve being based in the community, you’ll discover that this critical healthcare role is much wider than you might first think.
- You might be based in a GP surgery, health centre, clinic or nursing home supporting GPs and nurses. Or in a hospital, participating in ward rounds to take patient drug histories and speak to patient families.
- You might be preparing injectable chemotherapy medicines in a sterile, controlled environment or preparing intravenous feeds for babies born too early.
- You might be carefully managing the prescription of antibiotics, or a specialist supporting patients living with HIV to take anti-retroviral treatments safely and effectively.
- You might have gone to university or gone down an apprenticeship route straight from school.
Meet our team, learn about different options, get tips on applying and find out if Ph*rm*cy is the career for you!<h4>
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AGENDA
5pm: Introduction – welcome and overview
5.10pm: Cellular pathology
5.20pm: Blood sciences
5.30pm: Infection sciences (microbiology)
5:40pm: Routes into biomedical science
- University degree
- Laborotory assistant and apprenticeship routes
- Work experience and T-level opportunities
6 – 7pm: Interactive carousel
- Look down microscope slides
- Identifying pathology samples
- Put your questions to colleagues
- Tour of blood sciences
Further details about the event
- PARTICPANT AGE: This event is for students in Years 7 and above in our local schools and colleges. Over 16s are welcome to attend on their own with parent/carer consent. On the evening, seats will be prioritised for students, and parents/carers may be requested to sit at the back.
- TICKETS: Tickets are free and all attendees (including parents/carers) must book one to secure a place. Bookings are limited to one parent/carer to each young person. You do not need to print out your ticket. Your name will be on our list of attendees on arrival.
- VENUE: The event will take place in the Sir Henry Floyd Building lecture theatre which is round the back of Stoke Mandeville Hospital. See Google Maps for an exact location or ask for directions at the welcome desk in main reception.
- ARRIVAL TIME: Registration is from 4.45pm and we recommend arriving early to find a parking spot, or you can get dropped off right outside the Sir Henry Floyd Building.
- PARKING: There is visitor parking at Stoke Mandeville Hospital, with usual charges applying. See our website for details.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Sir Henry Floyd Building lecture theatre, Post-Graduate Centre, Stoke Mandeville Hospital, Mandeville Road, Aylesbury, United Kingdom
Tickets
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