مين هو الكلينكال ساينتيست
CLINICAL SCIENCE
There are a range of jobs here which all involve working in hospital laboratories. These include Clinical Biochemist, Clinical Microbiologist, Clinical Cytogeneticist, Immunological Scientist
وكل منهم يطلق عليه كلينكال ساينتيست
ودة هنلاقيه ع الرابط دة
http://www.kent.ac.uk/careers/workin/hospitalsci.htm
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Working as a clinical biochemist
Clinical biochemists produce and interpret the results of chemical and biochemical analyses performed on blood and other body fluids to help in the diagnosis and management of disease. Increasingly their work includes selected population screening and they advise on planning and monitoring treatment. Those who choose clinical biochemistry normally work in a hospital department or clinical chemistry/chemical pathology laboratory and analyse low concentrations of substances in patients blood and other fluids to aid clinicians in the diagnosis of disease and in monitoring its course during treatment.
دة دور الكلينكال بيو كيمست
طيب الكلينكال بيو كيمست دة بيجى منين وبيكون دارس ايه
The basic qualification for becoming a Clinical Biochemist is a good Honours degree in Biochemistry or Chemistry (or another science subject which contains a substantial Biochemistry component)
يبقي عشان تبقي كلينكال كيمست
لازم تكون قسم كميا او قسم كميا حيوى
دة كلام المؤسسه الانجليزيه لعلوم الكميا الاكلينيكيه
ورابط الكلام دة اهو
http://www.acb.org.uk/site/clinscicareers.asp
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نيجى بقي للكينكال ميكروبيولوجيست
دورة ايه وبيعمل ايه
Working as a clinical microbiologist
Clinical microbiologists, or clinical scientist in microbiology, deal with identifying bacterial, viral, fungal and parasitic infections. This helps prevent epidemics and has a large influence on the clinical management of patients.
Clinical microbiologists work in diagnostic laboratories and pathology departments in large hospitals and medical schools. For example, the function of the Health Protection Agency (HPA) is "to protect the community (or any part of the community) against infectious diseases and other dangers to health". Through its Centre for Infections, the HPA is a major employer of clinical microbiologists and epidemiologists.
The work focuses on disease diagnosis, treatment and surveillance; clinical scientists often collaborate closely with health care professionals. There is some opportunity to carry out research and development projects in the specialisms of bacteriology, virology, mycology and parasitology, often working in collaboration with clinical or industrial colleagues.