The Western Cape Blood Service was established in October 1938 when the first meeting of the Cape Peninsula Blood Transfusion Service took place at Groote Schuur Hospital. It was a slow start, with only 200 donors enrolling in the first three months and an average of 30 transfusions per month.
In the 1930s, transfusion practice was in its most basic phase...
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We are calling all future healthcare heroes! Western Cape Blood Service has a one-year Internship program for individuals interested in becoming a Medical Laboratory Scientist in Blood Transfusion.
What’s in it for you?
Hands-On Training: Get real-world experience in blood collection, testing, and transfusion protocols.
Mentorship: Work with industry experts who are passionate about your growth.
Career Boost: This prestigious internship will open doors to exciting career paths in healthcare where you will gain invaluable experience in a critical field.
Impact Lives: Contribute directly to the health and well-being of needy patients.
Financial commitment: A bursary for your 4th-year fees with a generous stipend attached.
Your future: You may be offered full-time employment upon a successful Final Summative Assessment outcome.
Who should apply?
Students with a keen interest in Medical Science and Transfusion Medicine.
Science enthusiasts with a drive to make a difference.
Future healthcare leaders are ready to take the next step in their careers.
Requirements
Minimum Requirements
Matric Certificate
3rd-year student enrolled for BHSc with a minimum of 50% pass rate in Immunohaematology
Current registration with HPCSA as a student Medical Laboratory Scientist
Computer literate
A combination of the following skills, knowledge, and attributes is required:
Good interpersonal and communication skills
Have a friendly disposition and show a keen interest in the work.
Problem-solving ability
A willingness to work as part of a team is essential
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