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The Biomedical Scientist (monthly)
IBMS newsletter (monthly)
British Journal of Biomedical Science (quarterly)
Pathology in Practice (quarterly)
A new history book on the IBMS, Letters of Consequence: A History of the Institute of Biomedical Science, has been written by David Petts, Tony Harding and edited by Brian Nation. It will be published in time for the centenary celebrations in 2012. more >>
The publications below can be ordered for free by emailing mail@ibms.org. You can also download the pdf version where available. Some IBMS publications have been withdrawn as listed here.
IBMS policy: briefings and responses
Chartered Scientist: A Fellow MSc FIBMS CSci
Information on becoming a chartered scientist through IBMS membership. Webpage or pdf
Guidance for individuals who represent the Institute on committees, panels and working groups and who undertake the key roles of examiners, assessors and advisors.
Information on the aims and activities of the Institute, including its roles in education, registration, training and professional representation as well as its scientific activities and media.
Information on IBMS membership, state registration and employment for overseas biomedical scientists wishing to study or work in the UK.
The IBMS runs a programme of post-registration training and advanced qualifications to help biomedical scientists demonstrate the required knowledge and skills to advance in their careers.
Information on admissions, resignations, expulsion, legal proceedings, Council, voting, elections and accounts.
The Institute, in collaboration with Sysmex,has produced a Haematology Morphology Training CD-ROM, which serves as a useful pre- and post-registration training aid for haematology laboratories.
Tags: Education and development, Careers, Get involved, Professional & workforce, Media and publications, Haematology