Clinical Scientist - Tissue Typing

Background

Clinical Scientists in Tissue Typing work in hospitals and laboratories to identify and match human tissue types for transplants and medical treatments. They perform tests on blood and tissue samples to determine compatibility between donors and recipients, helping doctors find the best matches for organ transplants. This work is crucial for ensuring transplant success and preventing rejection.

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Next Step Roles

Senior Clinical Scientist→Consultant Clinical Scientist→Laboratory Manager→Head of Immunology Department

Publications

TransplantationHuman ImmunologyClinical & Experimental Immunology

Books

The Immune SystemImmunology: A Short CourseTransplantation Biology

Key Figures

Paul EhrlichJean DaussetChristiaan BarnardNorman Shumway

Classification

SIC Code8731, 87319902The Standard Industry Code

Dewey Reference616.079, 571.96For looking up books in your local library

Synonyms

Histocompatibility ScientistImmunohaematology SpecialistTissue Typing TechnologistHLA Specialist

Last Updated: Thursday, May 7th, 2026

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