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Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is one of the largest medical trusts in the North West. Providing specialist tertiary services, delivering award-winning and leading international clinical trials, Lancashire Teaching Hospitals delivers excellent care with compassion. If you’re looking for a role offering numerous rewards and benefits, and a supportive environment in which to thrive, we can help you find a wide range of temporary medical roles at Lancashire Teaching Hospitals.
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Your clinical knowledge and experience will help you to support seriously ill patients and their families throughout what can be a stressful and uncertain time....
Operating across its two main locations, Royal Preston Hospital and Chorley and South Ribble Hospital, the trust is a regional centre of specialist tertiary care, putting it at the cutting edge of world-class medical research and innovation. The trust specialises in areas such as:
On top of the opportunity to work with cutting-edge facilities, Lancashire Teaching Hospitals offers a supportive environment in which to develop your career. Working alongside some of the UK’s leading healthcare experts, you’ll gain a wide range of experience whilst helping to deliver excellent and compassionate care.
There are a wide range of flexible and temporary roles across the trust’s centres for both nurses and healthcare assistants (HCAs). Medacs can help place HCAs and Band 5 Registered General Nurses (RGNs) into long-term block bookings where you could be working a mixture of day, night and weekend shifts. There are generally placements available in the following roles:
If you are an HCA, you will need at least six months of NHS experience to be eligible for these roles, as you will be working at Band 3 level. These bands reflect your seniority and therefore determine your salary, which will vary. Band 5 nursing roles pay between £30-£49 an hour depending on your experience, whilst healthcare assistants can earn up to £28.33 an hour.
The trust offers a number of additional rewards and benefits to its agency nurses and you can also look forward to having your efforts recognised through monthly reward schemes, where you could win incentives such as shopping vouchers.
To ensure that all agency nurses are confident using IT systems, the trust provides two hours of computer training for new starters to make sure you’re comfortable accessing administrative tools. With Medacs, this training is paid, so you won’t be affected financially when it comes to getting your skills ready in preparation for your new role.
Lancashire Teaching Hospitals is committed to providing the best-quality specialist care to its patients and to helping its carers to thrive in their roles. By combining cutting-edge research with a dedication to compassionate care, the trust offers a supportive, encouraging and rewarding environment to work in. This commitment is reflected by the trust’s three key values:
And when you’re not working, living in Lancashire is a great way to make a living and to explore new parts of the country. The trust’s two main locations in Preston and Chorley are two and a half hours on the train from London and are ideally situated in the heart of Lancashire, close to some of the North West’s most interesting places to visit. You would also be a short distance from the cosmopolitan cities of Manchester and Liverpool, with Leeds and Sheffield only a little further away, and close to the sweeping landscapes of the Yorkshire dales, the Lake District and Ribble Valley.
Lancashire is also a more affordable place to live than other parts of England. Short-term rents in parts of the North West are sometimes five times cheaper than those in London. Towns such as Preston and Blackburn are among the top places in the UK to earn a living and to save money. With affordable accommodation options, living close to the trust’s hospitals in Lancashire is a great way to make the most of your income.
For nurses who take up long-term bookings at Lancashire Teaching Hospitals through Medacs, we offer financial support to put towards travel and accommodation in the area, as well as generous joining bonuses.
If you’re looking for a nursing or healthcare role in a supportive and encouraging environment, you could find your next job with Lancashire Teaching Hospitals. With all placements secured through Medacs, you can enjoy a whole range of benefits, from next day payroll to being booked in for block work bookings of up to six months, and getting the first pick of shifts thanks to Medacs’ preferred supplier status.