We passionately believe in offering a world class service through our team of more than 740 dedicated professionals.

Delivering a state of the art diagnostic service

We have a comprehensive list of UKAS accredited tests, and clinical professionals can request our analytical and interpretive services from a range of disciplines.

Microbiology: Sometimes it’s the smallest of things that have all the answers.

Blood Sciences: “750 000 specimens a month, equating to 6 tubes of blood for every person living in Leeds and Bradford”!

SLM: “Providing Specialist Clinical Biochemistry, Clinical Haematology, Clinical and Transplant Immunology services locally for LTHT and regionally for referring labs within WYAAT and beyond.”

Clinical Genetics: Finding answers for families in 3.2 billion letters of genetics code.

Pathology Management

Triumvirate

Clinical Director - Dr Olorunda Rotimi
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Dr Olorunda Rotimi Is a Consultant Histopathologist and also the Clinical Director for the Pathology Clinical Service Unit. He had his basic medical education in Nigeria and did postgraduate training in Nigeria and the UK, completed Histopathology training in Glasgow. His specialist interests are in Gastrointestinal and liver Histopathology.

General Manager - Mike Philpott
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Mike joined the NHS via the Graduate Management Training Scheme back in 2003, starting at Harrogate & District Foundation Trust, and has had a varied management career across a wide-range of specialties, including Medicine, and General Surgery at the MidYorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust, before moving to Leeds in 2011 to manage Critical Care, then Oncology. He has been in post as General Manager for Pathology since November 2016.

Head of Profession - Steve Stephenson
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Deputy GM - Sian Gibson
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The Tri Team are supported by Clinical Leads, Service Managers and Business Managers, with dedicated support from Finance, Project Management and Human Resources.