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Point of Care Testing (POCT)

Welcome to Point Of Care 

Contact Information:

If your query is urgent, do call us. If we are unable to answer, please leave a message with your name and location and we will get back to you: 

York POCT:                  (01904 72) 5890

Scarborough POCT:    (01723 34) 2659

Bridlington POCT:              (771) 3321

You can also email us at POCT.Team@york.nhs.uk

 Key Contact  E-Mail  Telephone

Dr Deepak Chandrajay

Consultant Chemical Pathologist

deepak.chandrajay@york.nhs.uk

 (01904 72) 5670

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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For recertification and training documents please click here

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