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Post interview band 2 BSW result

Hi so I was just informed by the interviewers that I didnt get the role as I was the 3rd placer (0.5 or 1.5 away from the 2nd placer according to them) and there are only 2 positions open for the role as of the moment. They told me there will be an opening soon and I will get reserved for the position and dont need to be interviewed. I’m asking if there’s someone who was in a similar position and if they actually called? Idk what to feel as it’s both bad and good news.. What can I do as of the moment? Do I email them after a month/2months for a follow up?

Edit: They also mentioned about a status change in trac showing as reserved? Have someone been in this situation? Like “reserved list” status I think?

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u/RGM_13 — 22 hours ago

Band 2 BMS Support Worker

Hi, just asking if someone has an interview experience or in the job for the role above? I secured an interview and in the email, it says a 5 minute practical test would be required. Can someone please help with the questions or the practical that will be done? Thanks so much!

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u/RGM_13 — 10 days ago

Band 2 MLA specimen reception

Hi I got offered an interview for the position above, would anyone please help me with the interview questions that may come up? and how many pls? Thanks so much!

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u/RGM_13 — 16 days ago

Biomed lab or shift?

I graduated last year in my IBMS accredited BSc Biomedical degree and had a short term international placement sponsored by my uni and a few months after, I secured a role in the NHS mental health clinic as an admin. Not really sure where to go now as the admin job is something that I sort of enjoy and don’t like at the same time but it’s a job where you can be easily comfortable and I don’t want to be stuck there because I want career growth in the biomed field. I’ve been applying to MLA roles and been rejected. I’m stuck and kinda losing hope.. Even I try so hard with my applications. I really want to complete the IBMS portfolio and be in the micro/histopathology lab - I don’t think it doesn’t really make sense to most people but I do enjoy it especially during my placement in a diagnostic lab. Also currently working as “MLA” in a training centre as someone who works in histopathology lab, supporting in processing tissue, and teaching interns regarding the routine pathway of histopathology, restocking, and microtomy and embedding, but really looking forward to work in a diagnostic lab where I can see myself growing in the career with a supportive team.

But idk, I’m leading to my 1st year in my current nhs job but should I just take MSc and wish it may take me somewhere after? Or take phlebotomy course and maybe I can work near in the field and eventually get an opportunity in the lab?

Also can someone tell me if calling senior BMS or pathology managers do help with applying? I heard some people say they appreciate it more(?). What other sites apart from globe locum and nhs jobs i can apply to?

Any helpful advice would help!

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u/RGM_13 — 2 months ago