Provide clinical nursing and leadership for care staff, delivering tailored care plans and ensuring clinical excellence for residents with complex needs.
Ideal candidates will be NMC Registered Nurses experienced in writing care plans and using clinical assessment tools.
Part-time role with two day shifts weekly in Weymouth, offering benefits including paid NMC registration and career development opportunities.
Join the dynamic imaging team at UHPT, providing clinical excellence and support for the ED X-ray Imaging service and overseeing Reject Analysis projects.
Seeking an HCPC registered Radiographer with NHS experience, strong clinical skills, leadership ability, and a collaborative approach to service development.
This full-time role based in Plymouth includes ongoing training opportunities for students and apprentices in a supportive, innovative department.
The Business Systems Administrator manages daily administration and support of IT business systems, ensuring system efficiency and compliance across CRM and ERP platforms.
The ideal candidate has experience with IT systems administration, CRM/ERP platforms, strong problem-solving skills, and values collaboration and ownership.
This role offers a hybrid working style, involves 37.5 hours per week, Monday to Friday, and supports a culture of continuous improvement and innovation.
Manage day-to-day operations at veterinary clinics by solving problems, supporting recruitment, and ensuring compliance to enhance team performance and client experience.
Ideal candidates will have experience in operations within veterinary or healthcare environments, strong problem-solving skills, and a proactive approach.
Position based in Cheltenham with a rotational schedule, including weekends, offering opportunities for fieldwork and the chance to make a significant impact.
Provide compassionate care and conduct forensic examinations for individuals affected by sexual assault, ensuring their dignity and respect during a vulnerable time.
Ideal candidates will possess prior experience in nursing, strong clinical decision-making skills, and a compassionate, empathetic approach.
The role operates 24/7 in Bournemouth, offering flexibility with on-call hours and the opportunity to make a meaningful impact in the community.
In this role, you will assist MIU/OPD staff in providing high-quality patient care, including treatments and booking patients in a busy environment.
The ideal candidate will possess relevant experience in urgent care, skilled in triage and minor injury treatments, with a capacity to work under pressure.
This is a 34.5-hour weekly position located at Newquay Community Hospital, where you'll be part of a supportive NHS community-focused team.