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Laboratory Medicine

General Information / Key Contacts Clinical Biochemistry & POCT

General Result and Specimen Enquiries
York	Monday - Friday 08.30 - 18:30	Telephone: ( 01904 72) 6802
Scarborough	Monday - Friday 09.00 - 17:30	Telephone : ( 01723 34) 2351
At all other times: Contact the Biomedical Scientist on Call via bleep 934 (York) or the hospital switchboard '0' (Scarborough)
For non-clinical advice, consider using the Duty Biochemist email: yhs-tr.Biochemist@nhs.net

Clinical Advice
Duty Biochemist	Monday - Friday 09:00 - 17:00	Telephone: ( 01904 72) 6366
At all other times: Contact the Consultant on Call via the hospital switchboard '0'
For non-urgent clinical advice, please send an Advice and Guidance request to Clinical Biochemistry

Please note that we regret that we cannot provide results or offer advice directly to members of the public, who should contact their healthcare provider.

Key Contact	E-Mail	Telephone
Lead Clinician Alison Jones Consultant Clinical Biochemist	alison.jones@york.nhs.uk	(01904 72) 5786
Dr Deepak Chandrajay Consultant Chemical Pathologist	deepak.chandrajay@york.nhs.uk	(01904 72) 5670
Dr Daniel Turnock Consultant Clinical Biochemist	daniel.turnock@york.nhs.uk	(01904 72) 1847
Claire Lloyd Principal Clinical Biochemist	claire.lloyd@york.nhs.uk	(01904 72) 6098
Michelle Morgan Secretary to Consultant Team	michelle.morgan@york.nhs.uk	(01904 72) 5855
Carl Burkinshaw Acting Head Biomedical Scientist	carl.burkinshaw@york.nhs.uk	(01723 34) 2028
Emma Lovie Acting Operational Manager	Emma.lovie@york.nhs.uk	(01904 72) 4177
Clemora Thomas Acting Point of Care Testing (POCT) Coordinator	Clemora.thomas@york.nhs.uk	(01904 72) 5890

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