We are delighted to announce that Medacs Healthcare is working as a strategic partner with Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust and Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire and Berkshire West Integrated Care System to assist in building a workforce for the National Vaccination Programme.
The new contract, set to go live in early 2021, means that we are recruiting across Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire and Berkshire West for both experienced healthcare professionals and support staff for on-going exciting contracts.
We have full and part-time roles available, meaning that we can find you work perfectly suited to your requirements and availability.
The National Vaccination Programme will run for a period of 6-12months, with the purpose of safely delivering the COVID-19 vaccine to all citizens across the nation.
Could you help in the fight against COVID-19? We are looking for…
• Practice Nurses (NMC)
• School Nurses (NMC)
• Donor Nurses (NMC)
• Midwives (NMC)
• Student Nurses
• Student Dentists
• Psychologists
• Healthcare Retirees
• Occupational Health Providers (NHS)
• Community Pharmacists (GPhC)
• St Johns - Paramedics
• Dentists (GDC)
• GP (GMC)
• Paramedics (HCPC)
• Administrators and Support Staff
• Volunteers (From any background)
We are extremely proud to make this announcement, coupled with recent wins at other NHS trusts across the United Kingdom. This has allowed us to further establish ourselves as a major force in healthcare recruitment, offering a high volume of exclusive jobs nationwide.
If you are interested in finding out more about the National Vaccination Programme and the vacancies available, please contact medacsvaccinejobs@medacs.com
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