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🇬🇧 Britain's political instability has hit a new milestone: Rishi Sunak marks the fifth Prime Minister since the Brexit vote of 2016. With this rapid turnover, No. 10 Downing Street has become a revolving door, making it increasingly challenging to maintain long-term vision and goals. Amidst this turbulent political landscape, another crisis looms: a shortage of biomedical scientists across all four territories of the UK. Biomedical scientists have long been on the occupation shortlist, recognizing their critical role in healthcare. However, the current regime plans to overhaul the immigration system, scrapping the occupation shortlist and raising the minimum salary requirements for international applicants. Compounding this issue, registered biomedical scientists are struggling to find employment opportunities in the United Kingdom, despite holding Health and Care Professions Council (HPC) registration. This disparity highlights a concerning trend in the healthcare sector, where vital professionals are left unable to contribute their expertise due to systemic challenges. As Britain grapples with political uncertainty and healthcare workforce shortages, urgent action is needed to address these pressing issues. Ensuring stability in government transitions and implementing policies that support the recruitment and retention of biomedical scientists are crucial steps toward building a stronger, more resilient UK. #BritishPolitics #HealthcareShortages
"With this degree you can go in and potentially flourish in something you know you enjoy." 🌟 Meet James, senior biomedical support worker apprentice at Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust 👇 📈 We're increasing apprenticeships to help more people join the NHS, as part of the Long Term Workforce Plan. #NAW2024
