Total 25 Junior Executive level Customer Service job vacancies in Stanmore, HA7 4LP

Clinical: The post holder will take part in a full shift rota, along with other trainees, which provides 24 hour care for patients including weekends and night shifts. This includes; Immediate responsibility for care of up to 22 critical care patients Responsible for the admission and discharge of patients Liaising with other departments and specialties as appropriate Maintaining inpatient records Ordering routine and emergency investigations, and receiving and reviewing their results Managing routine and unexpected problems on the critical care unit as they arise Reviewing and admitting new admissions and referrals from both the emergency department and wards Transfer of patient to radiology etc. as appropriate Compliance with Trust and departmental protocols and guidelines As the post holder will be responsible for the assessment and management of critically ill patients with indirect supervision, significant prior experience in intensive care medicine is essential including advanced airway skills and excellent written and spoken English. This post will include care of patients with suspected and conformed coronavirus. Administrative: Candidates must possess full GMC registration with a license to practise at time of application Research: There are no specific research duties in this post, however there may be opportunities to take part in ongoing clinical trials. Teaching: The department has a strong teaching commitment to junior doctors. There is both formal and informal training as well as educational supervision and guidance for the postholders provided in each attachment. Formal study-leave to attend relevant regional and national courses, (allocation the same as regional trainees) with reimbursement of expenses (according to Trust policy and up to the annual leave limit) also provided. A number of educational sessions are provided, there is also access to the departmental, Trust and regional teaching and courses, such as preparation for FRCA and FFICM examinations. Critical Care units run weekly formal teaching as well as journal clubs, exam practise, self-directed learning and practical procedure teaching. The opportunity exists for the post holder to attend educational sessions within other departments of the hospital.

A Vacancy at The Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.


We are delighted to be able to offer an opportunity for a highly motivated, ambitious individual to join our well integrated team.

This clinical fellow post (ST1-2 equivalent) in Critical Care Medicine is at Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Trust. The post is available from February 2025 for 6-12 months. Please note: this post is critical care only (no anaesthesia placements). This post is suitable for applicants who have successfully completed foundation training (or equivalent).

GMC registration with a license to practise is required at time of application. Candidates must possess previous paid NHS experience.

In addition to the challenges of the role, we can offer you a commitment to teaching, education, research and audit.

As a flexible working friendly organisation, we want to be sure that you can work in a way that is best for us and for our patients, and for you. Speak to us about how we might be able to accommodate a flexible working arrangement. If it works for the service, we will do our best to make it work for you.

Please read attached Job Description and Person Specification.

These posts are at core trainee level, and successful candidates will be expected to have completed foundation training and to be competent to work with indirect supervision. Prior experience in intensive care is desirable.

It also includes management of referrals from other departments within the hospital, including the Medical Admissions Units and Emergency Department and providing medical support for the nursing outreach service. Supervision and teaching of more junior Critical Care residents is an important part of this post.

The posts are intended to provide experience in adult critical care medicine including intensive care training equivalent to that recommended by the Faculty of Intensive Care Medicine.

For an informal discussion and further information regarding the opportunity and Directorate, please contact: Claire Mitchell on telephone 0191 282 9815 or via email at Claire.mitchell3@nhs.net.

Newcastle Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is one of the busiest, largest and most successful teaching NHS foundation trusts in the country, with around 16,000 staff and an annual income of £1 billion. We have a long history of providing high quality care, clinical excellence, and innovation in medical research regionally, nationally and internationally.

We’re also proud to be the second largest provider of specialised services in the country. This means we support people with a range of rare and complex medical, surgical and neurological conditions, cancers and genetic orders.

Our staff oversee around 1.84 million patients ‘contacts’ each year, delivering high standards of healthcare.

We are committed to promoting equality and diversity and recognise the benefit in providing an inclusive environment. We value and respect the diversity of our employees and aim to recruit a workforce which reflects the communities we serve, and is equipped to deliver the best service to our patients. We welcome all applications irrespective of people’s race, disability, gender, sexual orientation, religion or belief, age, gender identity, marriage and civil partnership, pregnancy and maternity and in particular those from under- represented groups.

Clinical:

The post holder will take part in a full shift rota, along with other trainees, which provides 24 hour care for patients including weekends and night shifts. This includes
• Immediate responsibility for care of up to 22 critical care patients
• Responsible for the admission and discharge of patients
• Liaising with other departments and specialties as appropriate
• Maintaining inpatient records
• Ordering routine and emergency investigations, and receiving and reviewing their results
• Managing routine and unexpected problems on the critical care unit as they arise
• Reviewing and admitting new admissions and referrals from both the emergency department and wards
• Transfer of patient to radiology etc. as appropriate
• Compliance with Trust and departmental protocols and guidelines

As the post holder will be responsible for the assessment and management of critically ill patients with indirect supervision, significant prior experience in intensive care medicine is essential including advanced airway skills and excellent written and spoken English. This post will include care of patients with suspected and conformed coronavirus.

Administrative:
• Candidates must possess full GMC registration with a license to practise at time of application

Research:
• There are no specific research duties in this post, however there may be opportunities to take part in ongoing clinical trials.

Teaching:
• The department has a strong teaching commitment to junior doctors.
• There is both formal and informal training as well as educational supervision and guidance for the postholders provided in each attachment.
• Formal study-leave to attend relevant regional and national courses, (allocation the same as regional trainees) with reimbursement of expenses (according to Trust policy and up to the annual leave limit) also provided.
• A number of educational sessions are provided, there is also access to the departmental, Trust and regional teaching and courses, such as preparation for FRCA and FFICM examinations. Critical Care units run weekly formal teaching as well as journal clubs, exam practise, self-directed learning and practical procedure teaching. The opportunity exists for the post holder to attend educational sessions within other departments of the hospital.


This advert closes on Thursday 14 Nov 2024

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As a caring individual working alongside registered nurses it is expected that you act in the best interests of your patients at all times and take personal responsibility for your actions and decisions, Putting Patients First in all We do To provide nursing care needs to patients under the supervision and guidance of senior staff. Participate in the admission and discharge of patients in conjunction with the multi-professional team as directed by a trained nurse. Escort patients to other areas of the hospital including theatres To work towards extended health care assistant competencies. Acquire a basic knowledge of conditions treated on the ward, and be aware of the hazards which may result from incorrect procedures. Communicate with members of the multidisciplinary team to facilitate continuity of care and promote effective team working. The post holder will work in partnership with the Ward / Department Sister to ensure that the standards of nursing care are met at all times. This includes assisting the ward / department Sister and the whole team to meet the agreed standards of hospital cleanliness within the work environment. Commitment to the development of nursing within the clinical setting under the guidance and supervision of senior staff, support senior staff in research based practice and learning along the line to improve patients care. Commitment to working in a multi-disciplinary team, acting professionally at all times in line with The Royal national Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Trust Values. Commitment to maintaining high standards of care in accordance with The Royal national Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Trust policies and procedures. Be responsible for learning, ensuring all Mandatory training are up to date at all times in line with Trust Learning and Development policy. For a full list of duties and responsibilities please refer to the attached job description.

Undertake reception duties at the staff hatch Answer the dispensary telephone Ensure inpatient and outpatient prescriptions are entered on the prescription tracking system Provide appropriate support as required to dispensary staff To assist with general clerical duties e.g. filing and archiving of documentation, data collection, and data input under the direction and supervision of the Dispensary Manager Participate in daily stock checks Checks off orders received into the dispensary in accordance with procedure Please note it is a requirement of The Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust that all successful candidates who require a DBS for the post they have been offered pay for their DBS certificate. The method of payment is a salary deduction from your first months pay. As a flexible working friendly organisation, we want to be sure that you can work in a way that is best for us and for our patients, and for you. Speak to us about how we might be able to accommodate a flexible working arrangement. If it works for the service, we will do our best to make it work for you.

Some of the key responsibilities will involve: Driving patients with varying health and mobility needs to and from hospital/Clinic appointments Assist, move and handle patients, who may be ambulatory or wheelchair bound, using appropriate equipment where necessary e.g. carrying patients up the stairs using a carry chair, moving immobile patients in and out of bed, on stretchers, wheelchairs into and out of the vehicle and homes Ensure safety and patient welfare at all times and providing reassurance, comfort and support when needed Assist patients when entering and leaving their homes Maintain cleanliness of vehicles and equipment Liaise with our central control team to ensure the timeline pick up and drop off of patients Undertake patient and vehicle risk assessments, and completion of reports or documentation

Some of the key responsibilities will involve: Driving patients with varying health and mobility needs to and from hospital/Clinic appointments Assist, move and handle patients, who may be ambulatory or wheelchair bound, using appropriate equipment where necessary e.g. carrying patients up the stairs using a carry chair, moving immobile patients in and out of bed, on stretchers, wheelchairs into and out of the vehicle and homes Ensure safety and patient welfare at all times and providing reassurance, comfort and support when needed Assist patients when entering and leaving their homes Maintain cleanliness of vehicles and equipment Liaise with our central control team to ensure the timeline pick up and drop off of patients Undertake patient and vehicle risk assessments, and completion of reports or documentation

Our multi-award-winning organisation is looking to recruit a Care Assistant to join our Care team. The role of Care Assistant is based on a rota basis which may include evening and weekend shifts. This is a pivotal position to help ensure our residents live a meaningful life and feel involved within their community.

The role of Care Assistant will involve the delivery of Care Services within our Care Homes to excellent standards.

This post is working on average 38.5 hours per week on a 2 week rolling rota including some weekends:

Week 1 you will work 4 shifts of 12 hours 8am to 8pm

Week 2 you will work 3 shifts of 12 hours 8am to 8pm

This post is fixed term for 6 months.

There is a genuine occupational reason under the sex discrimination act 1974 that post holder for this position must be female.

What you will be doing

A fantastic opportunity has arisen to work as a Care Assistant in our friendly and dedicated team. This is a key role supporting residents. You will:

• Assist residents with personal care, food and drink and administering medication
• Support residents in all activities of daily living to maximise wellbeing and promote choice, independence, and dignity
• Provide encouragement and companionship by engaging with residents and other stakeholders
• Support with recreational activities

Who are we looking for?

The successful candidate will:

• Have a Level 2 Diploma in Health and Social Care (or willingness to be trained)
• Be naturally compassionate and able to demonstrate integrity, through treating our residents fairly and with respect
• Have a willingness to undertake all aspects of care to meet the physical, emotional, and social needs of our residents
• Ability to work shifts (including weekends and evenings)

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Our multi-award-winning organisation is looking to recruit a Care Assistant to join our Care team. The role of Care Assistant is based on a rota basis which may include evening and weekend shifts. This is a pivotal position to help ensure our residents live a meaningful life and feel involved within their community.

The role of Care Assistant will involve the delivery of Care Services within our Care Homes to excellent standards.

This post is working on average 38.5 hours per week on a 2 week rolling rota including some weekends:

Week 1 you will work 4 shifts of 12 hours 8am to 8pm

Week 2 you will work 3 shifts of 12 hours 8am to 8pm

There is a genuine occupational reason under the sex discrimination act 1974 that post holder for this position must be female.

What you will be doing

A fantastic opportunity has arisen to work as a Care Assistant in our friendly and dedicated team. This is a key role supporting residents. You will:

• Assist residents with personal care, food and drink and administering medication
• Support residents in all activities of daily living to maximise wellbeing and promote choice, independence, and dignity
• Provide encouragement and companionship by engaging with residents and other stakeholders
• Support with recreational activities

Who are we looking for?

The successful candidate will:

• Have a Level 2 Diploma in Health and Social Care (or willingness to be trained)
• Be naturally compassionate and able to demonstrate integrity, through treating our residents fairly and with respect
• Have a willingness to undertake all aspects of care to meet the physical, emotional, and social needs of our residents
• Ability to work shifts (including weekends and evenings)

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Jewish Care’s services are at the heart of changing people’s lives for the better. We aim to ensure that our Residents lead meaningful lives.

The role of Activities Organiser provides the residents with a range of stimulating recreational, educational, and therapeutic activities, which are client centred, age appropriate and are in keeping with Jewish Care’s philosophy of care. Supporting residents in leading as independent a life as possible in a caring and supportive atmosphere, whilst ensuring that dignity is maintained.

Working in consultation with residents, families and colleagues to develop and implement a programme of stimulating activities, including outings, that will meet the social, physical, emotional, and cultural needs of residents and enable them to lead as full a life as possible.

This post is working 37.5 hours per week Monday to Friday with extra hours available on weekends during festivals.

What you’ll be doing:

• Determining and maintaining agreed standards of social care to meet the needs of each resident, using a person-centred planned programme of care for each resident to promote meaningful lives.
• Monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of activities.
• Encouraging residents to maintain their links with the Jewish community and to participate in social and recreational events outside the home.
• Involving the community in the home and the residents in the life of the community.
• Managing volunteers, who assist with activities and outings, ensuring a supportive and appropriate framework is managed and maintained.

What you’ll bring to Jewish Care:

• Relevant qualification within Health & Social Care or willingness to work towards.
• Experience of working in the field of recreational/social activity
• Experience of working with individual clients and with groups
• Experience of working with older people with varying abilities and needs who may also suffer from Dementia
• Experience working in partnership with families, carers, volunteers, and community members
• Awareness of physical and mental health issues affecting older people

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DAYS ONLY Support Worker (Temp to Perm)
Location: Northampton
Contract Type: Temporary to permanent
Hourly Rate: Starting at £11.50 per hour
Shift patterns: 8:30am to 8:30pm - working full time 37.5 hours per week over a 3-week rolling rota system or pro rata.

Your new organisation is a dedicated learning disabilities provider based in Northampton. They support people from 18 years of age with varied learning disabilities diagnoses, offering residential care and respite support. They are recognised for providing person-centered care and support.

Role and Responsibilities
As a Support Worker, you will play a crucial role in ensuring the safety and well-being of our service users during the night. Your responsibilities will include:
Providing support that positively impacts the health and well-being of the individuals you support.
Implementing and contributing to support plans.
Assisting with personal care, tenancy support, health needs (including medication), personal development, emotional well-being, and community inclusion.

Essential Skills and Attributes
We are looking for candidates who possess the following qualities:

Empathy and patience.
Ability to work both independently and as part of a team.
Willingness to engage in continuous development and learning.
Proven experience supporting adults with learning disabilities and challenging behaviours
Level 2 or 3 in health and social care or the commitment and ability to secure this within a specified timeframe once within the role.
The ability to join on a temporary basis and commit to a permanent contract after a set timeframe


If you are passionate about making a positive impact and are committed to person centred care and support, please click apply today!

Brook Street Social Care is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy.

Some of the key responsibilities will involve: Driving patients with varying health and mobility needs to and from hospital/Clinic appointments Assist, move and handle patients, who may be ambulatory or wheelchair bound, using appropriate equipment where necessary e.g. carrying patients up the stairs using a carry chair, moving immobile patients in and out of bed, on stretchers, wheelchairs into and out of the vehicle and homes Ensure safety and patient welfare at all times and providing reassurance, comfort and support when needed Assist patients when entering and leaving their homes Maintain cleanliness of vehicles and equipment Liaise with our central control team to ensure the timeline pick up and drop off of patients Undertake patient and vehicle risk assessments, and completion of reports or documentation

SOCIAL CARE ASSISTANT

Work with Walsingham and make a real difference to people's lives

Walsingham Support has been operating across England and Wales since 1986. We enhance the lives of people with learning disabilities, autism and other complex needs. We're different because we pride ourselves in putting the people we support at the centre of everything we do. We do this by delivering specifically tailored support for every individual we work with.

o As a valued member of our team, each Social Care Assistant is there to help deliver the quality-of-life people with disabilities deserve. By doing so, the Social Care Assistant will be supporting our service users to reach their full potential.
o You will help to ensure that Walsingham Support's care is of high quality and person-centred. As a Social Care Assistant you will help to ensure that care is tailored to the needs of each individual and based on their lifestyle.
o As a Social Care Assistant it is your duty to ensure a high quality and well maintained environment for those we support.
o Each Social Care Assistant is expected to work from a care plan, providing help with day to day living tasks. This might include personal care, meal preparation, housekeeping, providing emotional support, social interaction and visits to activities in their communities.


WE REALLY CARE ABOUT OUR STAFF AND OFFER A WIDE RANGE OF BENEFITS TO EACH SUPPORT WORKER:

o Favourable working hours, including part-time roles and bank positions.
o 28 days annual leave (20 days leave + 8 days bank holidays), rising up to 38 days depending on length of service.
o Double pay if you work on bank holidays.
o Pension scheme contributions.
o We can support you to develop in your chosen career field and gain professional qualifications through our apprenticeship offer.
o Life assurance equal to three times your salary.
o Bereavement helpline.
o Walsingham Rewards Scheme with extensive discounts on everyday items.
o Exceptional training and continuing professional development opportunities.
o Long service awards.
o Eyecare vouchers.
o Outstanding work bonus payments.
o Recommend a friend bonus of £250.
o Access to Blue Light Card savings.


This is a wonderfully varied role where you will build genuine relationships with the people you care for. You do not need prior experience to join as a Social Care Assistant with Walsingham Support. We provide all the training required! Read on to find out more

This service supports 8 adults with Learning Disabilities and Autism. Your role will be to support these individuals with activities, hobbies, socialising, engaging with the local community and maintaining their personal needs. This can include taking the individuals bowling, swimming, out on walks, for lunch and much more. Ultimately, you will be supporting wonderful individuals to live a happy and fulfilling life.

Work with Walsingham and make a real difference to people's lives

Walsingham Support has been operating across England and Wales since 1986. We enhance the lives of people with learning disabilities, autism, brain injuries and other complex needs. We're different because we pride ourselves on putting the people we support at the centre of everything we do. We do this by delivering specifically tailored support for every individual we work with.

At Walsingham Support, our staff teams are the linchpin of our organisation and they are passionate about our ambition. We work in an equal and diverse society in which people with disabilities are citizens in their own right. We support them so that they can reach their own potential. By working with Walsingham Support, you'll be supporting disabled people live their lives to the full.

OUR VISION:

o Walsingham Support will grow to become a leader in the social care sector to meet the evolving needs of people we support and the higher expectations they have around how they live.
o We will reinforce the voices of all those with learning disabilities, autistic people and other complex needs to challenge the status quo, disrupt perceived limitations and influence sector wide change.


OUR MISSION:

o We see the person not the limitations. We work alongside adults with complex needs to fulfil their life aspirations. We employ and develop exceptional people. We are agile, continuously learning as we respond to evolving needs.


OUR VALUES:

o PEOPLE FOCUSED: Whether it is staff or the people we support, we strive for people to live their best lives.
o ONE TEAM: Achieving meaningful outcomes by coming together to create a friendly, proactive and inclusive culture.
o SAY IT AS IT IS: Every voice is heard and respected, we encourage open and transparent communication.
o AMBITIOUS: Determined to be the best in everything we do.


When we hire new people, we look for team players who take pride in what they do and adopt a can-do attitude. Each and every member of the team plays a vital role in making a huge difference to individual lives by helping them to reach their full potential. In return, well help you to exceed your career ambitions, aims and aspirations.

INDS

The Job

• Working as part of a team providing excellent customer service wherever there is interaction with one of our customers
• Using specialist equipment such as the sawmill, paint mixers and forklifts
• We sell building materials, so there will be an element of manual handling, we can make reasonable adjustments if you need them
• Merchandising stock displays and replenishing shelves across the branch
• The contracted hours for this role are 37 or more

What's in it for you?

Here at Selco, we value our colleagues, and you will be entitled to a whole host of benefits when working with us. We offer a wide range of lifestyle perks, including;

• Free health cash plan, making it easy for you and your family to get the healthcare you need and claim back the costs.
• Profit Based bonus scheme, up to £175 per month.
• Discounts and offers at thousands of retailers, cinemas, restaurants, amusement parks and gyms.
• Generous staff discount on all products sold in store.
• Competitive company pension scheme.
• Cycle to work scheme.
• Holiday Buying.
• Free life assurance.
• Share save scheme.

At Selco, the opportunities for professional growth and development are limitless. We actively support and encourage internal advancements through a fully developed and supported career path, with plenty of training opportunities along the way to help you develop the career path you want.

About Us

Fancy developing your career with the UK's fastest growing builders' merchants? We're on the lookout for enthusiastic and ambitious individuals with a 'can do' attitude to help us serve the nation's tradespeople.

We won't pretend it's not hard work and at times a challenging environment however you'll be working with some great people and in return we offer a first-class rewards package.

We're growing year-on-year with no signs of slowing down. With new branches opening their doors nationwide, this is your chance to be a part of our exciting journey and build your career with Selco.

We pride ourselves on being an equal opportunities employer and are committed to creating a work environment that is diverse, inclusive and welcoming to all. Our aim is for Selco colleagues to be a true representation of all sections of society. We are committed to the Health and Safety of our Colleagues being our top priority.

Some of the key responsibilities will involve: Driving patients with varying health and mobility needs to and from hospital/Clinic appointments Assist, move and handle patients, who may be ambulatory or wheelchair bound, using appropriate equipment where necessary e.g. carrying patients up the stairs using a carry chair, moving immobile patients in and out of bed, on stretchers, wheelchairs into and out of the vehicle and homes Ensure safety and patient welfare at all times and providing reassurance, comfort and support when needed Assist patients when entering and leaving their homes Maintain cleanliness of vehicles and equipment Liaise with our central control team to ensure the timeline pick up and drop off of patients Undertake patient and vehicle risk assessments, and completion of reports or documentation

The London Spinal Cord Injury Centre is a 30-bedded Unit that provides person focused care within a multi-professional team for patients with spinal cord injury. This process is from the early stages of rehabilitation and preparing for reintegration into the community.



We are looking for Health Care Assistants with previous clinical experience, who are passionate about the importance of rehabilitation nursing to join our diverse nursing team. This is a full time post of 37.5 hours per week, for shift work including a mixture of early, late, long day and night shifts.



We are looking for innovative and inspirational individuals to join our team in the provision of high quality care to the rehabilitation of patients. You will be a part of an enthusiastic, friendly and hardworking team who participate in the Stanmore Safe Accreditation Ward initiative, continually striving and working on enhancing our patients care delivery. A flexible approach, good sense of humour and the ability to prioritise workloads is a must.

To work within the nursing team delivering patient care under supervision from a registered nurse.



Assist in the provision of care to patients, supporting and being supervised by a registered nurse. Assist patients with all activities of daily living. Assists qualified staff by undertaking personal care duties for patients. Reports patient’s condition to qualified staff. Perform further duties of that of a Healthcare Support Worker pertinent to the ward, this will include; helping with washing of patients, disposing of bodily fluids and waste, bowel management, correct manual handling techniques including hoisting of patients, assisting patients with their dietary needs, escort patients to other areas of the hospital or external hospitals, recording clinical observations and reporting to the registered nurse. Full range of manual and clerical duties. Will be required to maintain the orderliness, hygiene and safety of the ward/departmental environment
• Rated Good by the CQC
• Two sites, one in central London and one in Stanmore - which has recently opened The Stanmore Building, a new, state-of-the-art inpatient facility
• Our Research and Innovation Centre works closely with our main academic partner, University College London
• Recognised as a centre of excellence, leading on national initiatives, such as the Getting It Right First Time (GIRFT) Programme
• Further major redevelopment underway across the Stanmore site – improving and modernising our facilities to maintain our position as the UK’s leading centre for orthopaedic medicine
• In the NHS staff survey, over 90% of our staff were satisfied with the quality of care they are able to give to patients - the best result of any NHS Trust in the country
• Our staff also indicated that they had the best experience of appraisals as compared to all other NHS Trusts.
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This is a great time to join us and play a critical role in the next stage of RNOH’s journey to achieving an outstanding CQC rating.

We are committed to equal opportunities in employment and offer a range of flexible working practices. Part-time and job share applications will be considered.



We reserve the right to close this advert early due to the volume of applicants. Please apply as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.

Clinical Responsibilities

To assist with patient care needs under the supervision of a registered nurse.

Carry out nursing duties as assigned by qualified staff

To work with the nursing staff to deliver individualised nursing care.

Report to a registered nurse on care given to patients.

Assist patients with their dietary needs as directed by a registered nurse.

Participate in the admission and discharge of patients in conjunction with the multi-professional team as directed by a registered nurse.

Escort patients to other areas of the hospital.

To complete Care Certificate in accordance with Trust policy and work towards extended healthcare support worker competencies.

Acquire a basic knowledge of spinal cord injury, and be aware of the hazards which may result from incorrect procedures.

For a full list of duties and responsibilities please refer to the attached job description.


This advert closes on Monday 6 May 2024

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