Contact Form Details - SYNLAB UK & Ireland


For media enquiries regarding SYNLAB UK & Ireland, please contact:

+44 (0) 20 3077 0549	Please leave a voicemail outside of normal office hours and someone will get in touch with you as soon as possible.
Or, complete the form below:

SYNLAB Laboratory Services offers a wide range of UKAS accredited pathology tests including occupational health and wellness tests, as well as UKAS accredited workplace drug and alcohol testing – click here for further details.
To contact our Pathology team, please select an option from the list below:

To contact our our workplace Drug & Alcohol testing team, please click here.

To view current vacancies, please visit our careers page.

SYNLAB Laboratory Services offers UKAS accredited workplace drug and alcohol testing, as well as a wide range of UKAS accredited pathology tests including occupational health and wellness tests – click here for further details.
To contact our workplace Drug & Alcohol team, please select an option from the list below:

To contact our Pathology team, please click here.


Telephone	01823 346700

ADDRESS:	Southwest Pathology Services
	SPS Hub Laboratory
	Lisieux Way
	Taunton
	TA1 2LB


Telephone

ADDRESS:	The Christie Pathology Partnership
	The Christie NHS Foundation Trust
	Wilmslow Road
	Manchester
	M20 4BX

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