Raj Bansal

Raj Bansal, PhD, has a diverse work experience in the field of biomedical science and pathology. Raj currently works as a Product/Solution Specialist at CliniSys, where they manage large projects and effectively communicates with clients, project managers, and IT pathology teams. Prior to their current role, Raj worked as a Biomedical Scientist in various organizations, including Great Western Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, The Royal Bournemouth and Christchurch Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Interrnational Blood Reference Labrortary NHSBT, Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust, Spire Healthcare Group plc, East Cheshire NHS Trust, and Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. In these roles, Raj specialized in areas such as haematology, blood transfusion, and pathology, performing a range of tests, validations, and communication with clinicians. Raj has also been involved in the implementation of new analyzers and reduction of wastage of blood products.

Raj Bansal, PhD has a diverse education history. In 2001, they began their undergraduate studies at the University of Wolverhampton, where they pursued a Bachelor of Science with Honours degree in Biomedical Sciences, with a focus on the general field. Raj successfully completed their undergraduate studies in 2004. Following this, Raj Bansal enrolled at Cardiff Metropolitan University in 2006 and completed a Master's degree in Biomedical Sciences, specializing in Haematology and Blood Transfusion in 2007.

Their education journey continued as Raj Bansal joined Cardiff University / Prifysgol Caerdydd in 2007 to pursue a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Immunology. Raj dedicated five years to their research and successfully obtained their PhD in 2012. After a significant gap, in 2020, Raj Bansal pursued further education at i-to-i TEFL, where they obtained a GA Level 5 Diploma in Teaching English as a Foreign Language in 2021. Overall, Raj Bansal's education history reflects a strong foundation in biomedical sciences, a specialization in haematology and blood transfusion, and a later focus on immunology and teaching English as a foreign language.