Emma Moore
Deputy Laboratory Manager Haematology & Coagulation at Liverpool Clinical Laboratories (LCL)- Claim this Profile
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Kirstin Burke
I had the privilege of collaborating closely with Emma for the past year in her role as Employability Lead for the Department of Life Sciences at Manchester Met University. With the support of the wider Life Science Employability Team colleagues, we successfully integrated employability into the curriculum and achieved ’highly commended’ recognition as finalists at the Man Met University Staff Awards. Emma's dedication to graduate success, coupled with her passion for Life Sciences, was truly inspiring. Working with Emma played a significant role in my growth as a careers practitioner. I wholeheartedly recommend Emma for her outstanding contributions and unwavering commitment to empowering students and graduates.
Linda Udo
Enthusiastic is the first word that comes to mind when I think about Emma. It was a huge pleasure working with Emma throughout my Masters especially during my final year project these past few months. Emma has been an incredibly helpful and dependable supervisor and lecturer. I was very impressed to see Emma handle and juggle various projects such as lectures, dissertations and extra curricular activities that were beneficial for future aspects relating not only to Biomedical Science but much more. I’ve closely worked with Emma for just under a year, but was more than enough to observe and admire her expertly fill her teaching and supervisor roles. Regardless of how tough things got, it was never a challenge for Emma to make sure tasks got completed but with a smile on everyone’s face. Any employee would be lucky to have Emma and she earns my highest recommendation.
Kirstin Burke
I had the privilege of collaborating closely with Emma for the past year in her role as Employability Lead for the Department of Life Sciences at Manchester Met University. With the support of the wider Life Science Employability Team colleagues, we successfully integrated employability into the curriculum and achieved ’highly commended’ recognition as finalists at the Man Met University Staff Awards. Emma's dedication to graduate success, coupled with her passion for Life Sciences, was truly inspiring. Working with Emma played a significant role in my growth as a careers practitioner. I wholeheartedly recommend Emma for her outstanding contributions and unwavering commitment to empowering students and graduates.
Linda Udo
Enthusiastic is the first word that comes to mind when I think about Emma. It was a huge pleasure working with Emma throughout my Masters especially during my final year project these past few months. Emma has been an incredibly helpful and dependable supervisor and lecturer. I was very impressed to see Emma handle and juggle various projects such as lectures, dissertations and extra curricular activities that were beneficial for future aspects relating not only to Biomedical Science but much more. I’ve closely worked with Emma for just under a year, but was more than enough to observe and admire her expertly fill her teaching and supervisor roles. Regardless of how tough things got, it was never a challenge for Emma to make sure tasks got completed but with a smile on everyone’s face. Any employee would be lucky to have Emma and she earns my highest recommendation.
Kirstin Burke
I had the privilege of collaborating closely with Emma for the past year in her role as Employability Lead for the Department of Life Sciences at Manchester Met University. With the support of the wider Life Science Employability Team colleagues, we successfully integrated employability into the curriculum and achieved ’highly commended’ recognition as finalists at the Man Met University Staff Awards. Emma's dedication to graduate success, coupled with her passion for Life Sciences, was truly inspiring. Working with Emma played a significant role in my growth as a careers practitioner. I wholeheartedly recommend Emma for her outstanding contributions and unwavering commitment to empowering students and graduates.
Linda Udo
Enthusiastic is the first word that comes to mind when I think about Emma. It was a huge pleasure working with Emma throughout my Masters especially during my final year project these past few months. Emma has been an incredibly helpful and dependable supervisor and lecturer. I was very impressed to see Emma handle and juggle various projects such as lectures, dissertations and extra curricular activities that were beneficial for future aspects relating not only to Biomedical Science but much more. I’ve closely worked with Emma for just under a year, but was more than enough to observe and admire her expertly fill her teaching and supervisor roles. Regardless of how tough things got, it was never a challenge for Emma to make sure tasks got completed but with a smile on everyone’s face. Any employee would be lucky to have Emma and she earns my highest recommendation.
Kirstin Burke
I had the privilege of collaborating closely with Emma for the past year in her role as Employability Lead for the Department of Life Sciences at Manchester Met University. With the support of the wider Life Science Employability Team colleagues, we successfully integrated employability into the curriculum and achieved ’highly commended’ recognition as finalists at the Man Met University Staff Awards. Emma's dedication to graduate success, coupled with her passion for Life Sciences, was truly inspiring. Working with Emma played a significant role in my growth as a careers practitioner. I wholeheartedly recommend Emma for her outstanding contributions and unwavering commitment to empowering students and graduates.
Linda Udo
Enthusiastic is the first word that comes to mind when I think about Emma. It was a huge pleasure working with Emma throughout my Masters especially during my final year project these past few months. Emma has been an incredibly helpful and dependable supervisor and lecturer. I was very impressed to see Emma handle and juggle various projects such as lectures, dissertations and extra curricular activities that were beneficial for future aspects relating not only to Biomedical Science but much more. I’ve closely worked with Emma for just under a year, but was more than enough to observe and admire her expertly fill her teaching and supervisor roles. Regardless of how tough things got, it was never a challenge for Emma to make sure tasks got completed but with a smile on everyone’s face. Any employee would be lucky to have Emma and she earns my highest recommendation.
Experience
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Liverpool Clinical Laboratories (LCL)
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United Kingdom
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Hospitals and Health Care
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1 - 100 Employee
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Deputy Laboratory Manager Haematology & Coagulation
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Aug 2023 - Present
• Supervise the day to day running of haematology, coagulation, morphology & HPLC sections of the department, organising, prioritising & allocating workload & resources to ensure essential & timely provision of patient results • Supervision of various levels of staff (band 3-7, including clerical), maintaining appropriate skill mix where required, & deputising for the Lab Manager • Ensure proactive maintenance & management of recognised scientific standards, EQA & IQC procedures including undertaking of performance reviews & departmental audits • Formulate & reviewing department policies & procedures, including UKAS & MHRA accreditation • Recruitment, selection and mentoring of BMS, trainee BMS & MLA staff • Suggesting & implementing internal/external learning experiences • Haematology Dept training officer, create, organize & distribute staff competency assessments & training Show less
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The Manchester Metropolitan University
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United Kingdom
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Senior Lecturer in Haematology & Transfusion Medicine
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Jul 2020 - Aug 2023
• Production & delivery of informative & interactive lectures, tutorials & lab workshops for levels 3-7, according to current curriculum • Taught specialisms include routine & specialist haematology & haemostasis, morphology & haematological malignancies, and clinical & immunological aspects of transfusion • Unit leader for 3x MSc level units, organising & producing unit content, assessments, comms & external & recruitment of external lecturers • Development of innovative teaching practices to encourage student engagement including the introduction of ‘NHS Blood Scientists Saving Lives’ Live Labs • Personal tutor to ~40 students per year providing academic & pastoral care • Employability Lead for Department of Life Sciences; Programme Lead for BSc Biomedical Science with Sandwich Year. Creating, maintaining & improving professional relationships with the university and external professionals, sourcing new placement opportunities • Deputy Programme Leader for BSc Applied BMS, guiding student evidence & progression of IBMS portfolio completion, training of IBMS verifiers & NHS laboratory training officers • Finalist for ‘Outstanding teaching for Employability’ at the Student Union awards 2023 & hosted the Biomedical Graduate Ball 2023 • Finalist for ‘Graduate Outcomes Award’ as part of Departmental Employability Teams, MMU Staff Awards 2023; received ‘Highly Commended’ award Show less
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St Helens & Knowsley Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust
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United Kingdom
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Hospitals and Health Care
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700 & Above Employee
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Senior Biomedical Scientist
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Sep 2015 - Jul 2020
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Royal Liverpool and Broadgreen University Hospital NHS Trust
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United Kingdom
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Hospitals and Health Care
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700 & Above Employee
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Biomedical scientist
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Jul 2003 - Sep 2015
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Education
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2016 - 2019
The Manchester Metropolitan University
Master of Science - MS, Blood Banking/Transfusion Medicine -
2001 - 2006
Liverpool John Moores University
Bachelor of Science - BS, Biomedical Sciences, General
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