Dr Jamie Nash is a Post Doctoral Research Scientist and HCPC registered Biomedical Scientist at the Welsh Blood Service. He began his BSc in Biomedical Sciences at Cardiff Metropolitan University in 2015, where he also started working as a medical laboratory assistant in haematology and transfusion from 2017 until the end of his degree. He then went on to complete his PhD in 2022. His PhD research specialised in optimising platelet storage, including research on cold-stored platelets and modulating storage conditions.
In recognition of his contributions to platelet storage research, Jamie was honoured with the prestigious Scott Murphy Memorial Lectureship Award from the Biomedical Excellence for Safer Transfusion Collaborative in 2022. His current research is centred on novel blood components for pre-hospital treatment of major haemorrhage.
Jamie sits on several national groups and committees. He is a member of the research and grants committee for the British Society of Haematology, an editorial board member of the British Journal of Biomedical Sciences, the abstract committee for BBTS and founder/chair of the Early Career Professionals committee for BBTS.
Jamie is a national STEM ambassador for Wales and has a keen interest in developing others within the field to inspire the next generation of transfusion professionals.
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