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Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust

Aug 31, 2024

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  • Job
    Full-time
    Entry, Junior & Mid Level
  • Healthcare
  • Nottingham

Requirements

  • - To prepare for and assist the clinicians and support patients undergoing examinations and procedures
  • - To undertake clinical and non-clinical duties for example venepuncture and microscopy
  • - Work as an effective member of the multi-disciplinary team
  • - Undertake any other duties that may reasonably be required
  • - Adhere to trust policies and participate in future developments within the service
  • - The successful applicant will also be expected to travel to clinics in the North of the county, Bassetlaw, Worksop and Retford
  • - We are looking for a enthusiastic and motivated Health Care Assistant, who has an interest in sexual health with excellent communication skills and a flexible approach to complement our existing Sexual Health Services team

Responsibilities

  • To prepare for and assist the clinicians and support patients undergoing examinations and procedures
  • To undertake clinical and non-clinical duties for example venepuncture and microscopy
  • Work as an effective member of the multi-disciplinary team
  • Undertake any other duties that may reasonably be required
  • Adhere to trust policies and participate in future developments within the service

FAQs

What is the primary role of a Health Care Assistant in the Sexual Health Pathway?

The Health Care Assistant supports care for patients presenting with sexually transmitted infections, sexual dysfunction, HIV/AIDS, contraception requirements, and other sexual health-related issues.

What types of clinical duties will the Health Care Assistant be expected to perform?

The Health Care Assistant may undertake clinical duties such as venepuncture and microscopy, as well as assist clinicians during examinations and procedures.

Where will the Health Care Assistant be based?

The Health Care Assistant will be based at Nottingham University NHS Trust, specifically in the Directorate of Sexual Health, with sessions at various clinics including GU Medicine and the Victoria Health Centre.

What are the operating hours of the Sexual Health Service clinics?

The clinics operate from 07:30 to 19:00, Monday to Friday, and from 09:30 to 14:00 on Saturdays.

Is travel required for this position?

Yes, the successful applicant will be expected to travel to clinics in the northern part of the county, including locations like Bassetlaw, Worksop, and Retford.

What characteristics are sought in a candidate for this Health Care Assistant position?

We are looking for an enthusiastic and motivated individual with a keen interest in sexual health, excellent communication skills, and a flexible approach to complement our existing Sexual Health Services team.

Are there opportunities for professional development in this role?

Yes, NUH offers endless personal development opportunities and is committed to helping employees turn their jobs into careers.

Who can I contact for further details about the position?

For further details, you can contact Sue Bull, Sister, via email at susan.bull11@nhs.net or by telephone at 01159627627.

Does NUH encourage diversity in their hiring?

Yes, NUH is committed to diversity and particularly welcomes applications from individuals who identify as Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic, or Disabled, as part of their efforts to improve representation.

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Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust

We lead and support the NHS in England to deliver improved care for patients.

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Mission & Purpose

The NHS (National Health Service) provides comprehensive healthcare services across the United Kingdom, offering a range of medical care, from general practice to specialised treatments. Its ultimate mission is to ensure that all UK residents receive high-quality, accessible, and free healthcare at the point of use. The NHS aims to improve public health outcomes by delivering patient-centred care, advancing medical research, and promoting health and wellbeing across diverse communities. Its purpose is to offer equitable health services that support and enhance the lives of individuals, irrespective of their financial circumstances.