Histopathology (Tissue processing, Reporting and MDT support)

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£18,000

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  • Pathology services

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Published

3 months ago

Description

Provide a comprehensive, cost-effective Histopathology service for Tissue processing and clinical reporting.
Provide Consultant Histopathology support for lung MDT who will act as Lead Histopathologist for the colposcopy MDT.

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Warrington and Halton Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

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