I had role to join the army as biomedical scientist. Upon reaching the UK, before my assessment they gave me new role
My passion is to join the corps since I have the license required to practice in the UK. What happens if I still want the medical corps
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- Author: Anonymous
- Category: Eligibility advice, Medical
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JWJordon W. Combat Medical Technician
There are a lot of changes going on at the moment including the amalgamation to form the Royal Army Medical Service. The biomedical scientist job role would be limited on the number of spaces so you may end up on a waiting list until available to do so. As you already have your license to operate in the UK in such a capacity then there is no reason why you wouldn't be able to meet the correct job specifications unless you do not meet other requirements. As this is a specialist role you may need to talk to the NRC for further advice on 0345 600 80 80. If already serving you can apply for this through a transfer.
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