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- As a Porter, you will assist with the safe movement of patients and medical supplies within Hereford County Hospital, ensuring smooth daily operations.
- The ideal candidate should possess physical stamina, adaptability, excellent communication skills, and a patient-focused attitude, with an awareness of health and safety.
- This role offers a 37.5-hour work week, benefits like meals and a Blue Light Card, and is based at Hereford County Hospital, with a friendly team culture.
£26,436.80 a year
- Join our dynamic Food & Beverage Team, delivering exceptional service in our Restaurants, Bars, and Meeting & Events spaces.
- We seek a confident, well-presented individual who is enthusiastic about customer service and possesses good food and drink knowledge.
- Experience a supportive work environment with live-in accommodation, flexible wage access, and unique benefits like a paid day off for your birthday.
£58,225 - £67,468 a year
- Contribute to research and education in cyber security, focusing on AI assurance and secure software engineering to elevate the university's standing.
- Ideal candidates should possess a strong research background and experience in cyber security, with enthusiasm for teaching.
- The role is based in Bath, offering opportunities for collaboration and interdisciplinary work, complemented by a supportive campus culture.
MIU/OPD Healthcare Assistant - Newquay MIU
NewPosted 16 Aug 2026Cornwall Partnership NHS Foundation Trust£25,760 - £27,476 a year
- 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.
Senior Pharmacy Technician Education & Training & Technical Specialist
Posted 12 Aug 2026University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust£39,959 - £48,117 a year
- This role involves supporting the delivery of practical pharmacy education and supervising trainee pharmacy staff during their training.
- The ideal candidate should be a qualified Pharmacy Technician with experience in training, mentoring, and teaching.
- The position is part-time, split between the University of Plymouth and University Hospitals Plymouth, with a focus on student interaction and development.
Up to £29,000 a year
- Provide urgent support across the region for clients with complex care needs, ensuring safe discharges and high-quality, person-centred care.
- The ideal candidate has previous experience as a Support Worker, is compassionate, confident, and enjoys independent work.
- This is a regional role offering competitive pay, annual car allowance, and paid mileage, with opportunities for overtime and mentoring.
£113,565 - £150,569 a year
- Join a team of Acute Medicine Consultants to develop innovative models of care and services for patients.
- Ideal candidates will be GMC registered specialists or nearing certification, with collaborative skills.
- This permanent position is based in Truro with options for part-time or job sharing, plus teaching roles available.
Up to £19.50 an hour
- Deliver direct nursing care, assess patient needs, monitor vital signs, and ensure compliance with clinical protocols and NMC standards.
- Ideal candidates will be Registered Nurses with NMC registration, clinical experience, effective communication skills, and teamwork capabilities.
- This part-time bank role is located in Bath, offering flexible shifts and a competitive salary up to £19.50 per hour depending on experience.
Community Health Care Assistant
NewPosted 14 Aug 2026Dorset HealthCare University NHS Foundation Trust£20,608 - £21,980 a year
- This role involves providing clinical care to patients in their homes, including wound care and phlebotomy, under the supervision of the District Nursing Team.
- The ideal candidate should possess strong communication skills, a passion for patient care, and experience in clinical work, though training will be available.
- The position is fixed term, based in Bournemouth, and requires travel using a personal vehicle; benefits include participation in a development programme for extended skills.
- Deliver high-quality nursing care in patients' homes, facilitating early discharges and preventing unnecessary admissions while ensuring safety and compassion.
- Ideal candidates will be RGN-registered nurses with acute care experience, strong communication skills, and attention to detail.
- This role involves 37.5 hours per week, covering the Cornwall region, and may include occasional weekend shifts.