The Urgent Care Assistant role involves driving clinicians to patient homes, managing reception duties, and providing non-clinical support across Integrated Urgent Care services.
The ideal candidate should possess driving experience, strong communication skills, and flexibility to adapt to varying shift patterns.
This part-time position offers varied shifts, is based in Swindon, and requires a commitment to occasional overnight work, with a 6-month fixed-term contract.
Influence strategic decision-making across three NHS Foundation Trusts, providing oversight and contributing to improving healthcare outcomes for local communities.
Ideal candidates will possess clinical experience, strong leadership skills, and a commitment to diversity and inclusion in healthcare.
This role is based in Swindon and may require attendance at board meetings; benefits include opportunities to influence health equity and service transformation.
Leading data science activities to enhance Rheumatology services through advanced analytics and machine learning solutions.
Ideal candidates should possess experience with complex data, strong analytical and programming skills, and the ability to communicate effectively.
This role is based in Bath, offering full-time hours with opportunities for collaboration across multidisciplinary teams in a dynamic and impactful healthcare environment.
Join a dynamic, multi-disciplinary team providing therapeutic interventions for children and families with eating disorders, focusing on service development and support.
Ideal candidates will have experience in mental health, strong leadership skills, and a commitment to delivering high-quality care.
This full-time role is based in Clevedon, with opportunities for professional development through a comprehensive in-house training programme.
Oversee multiple rooms, ensuring educational strategies are effectively integrated and inspiring the team to deliver exceptional care and learning for children.
Ideal candidates will possess leadership experience in childcare, strong communication skills, and a passion for early education.
This full-time role is based in Swindon with a supportive environment, competitive benefits, and free onsite parking for staff.
Join a supportive multi-disciplinary team to provide assessment, treatment, and consultation services for children and adolescents facing complex mental health challenges.
Ideal candidates will possess relevant qualifications, core profession registration, and experience working with children and young people, preferably in community CAMHS services.
Part-time position of 22.5 hours per week; flexible working considered, with at least one day required at the Patchway hub in Bristol.