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Would you like the opportunity to work across a variety of settings under the supervision of a healthcare professional, helping patients on their journey back to full health? Do you have a passion to make a difference to patient care? To be there to help others at a time in their lives when they need help to care for themselves? If so, then consider a role as a Healthcare Support Worker at Midlands Partnership Foundation NHS Trust (MPFT).
Healthcare Support Workers are one of the largest groups of clinical workers who provide assistance to nurses and doctors in wards and clinics in hospitals, and also within the community. No matter which area you choose to work in, being a Healthcare Support Worker is a key role that’s at the very heart of healthcare. Healthcare Support Workers typically work in one of seven settings:
There are also great opportunities to progress with Healthcare Support Worker experience. You can choose to specialise in a particular setting, or train to qualify as a healthcare professional, such as a nurse or midwife. As a Healthcare Support Worker, you’ll have access to world-class training and learn basic nursing skills. You’ll also be able to work towards gaining qualifications and gain plenty of on-the-job experience, whilst surrounded by experts who’ll support you as you progress through your career.
It’s a hands-on role – one minute you could be taking blood and the next lending an ear to an anxious patient – but it’s one of the most rewarding. Your day-to-day work will vary depending on the setting you’re working in. For example, if you’re based in a hospital your duties may include:
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Medacs Healthcare is looking for Inpatient Healthcare Support Workers to work at MPFT. There are a variety of temporary, flexible shifts available both during the week and at weekends to enable you to fit work around your other commitments.
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