Physiotherapist | Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust
Pennine Care NHS FT - Oldham
£39,959 - £48,117 per annum, pro rata
ContractFull time
This post requires you to have previous experience of working within the NHS. Applicants without NHS experience will not be given an interview. We have an exciting opportunity for two highly motivated physiotherapists to join our AHP inpatient mental health team. Following significant investment, we previously expanded our AHP provision across our inpatient mental health services. We are now looking to recruit to one band 6 physiotherapy post - a 12-month fixed-term post for our North Division This is an exciting opportunity to work with service users with a range of physiotherapy needs. You will work closely with the physiotherapists, dietitians and speech and language therapists in the AHP inpatient team, as well as the ward based multidisciplinary teams including nursing staff, occupational therapists, psychologists, psychiatrists, advanced practitioners, and peer support workers.Candidates need to share our passion for delivering high quality interventions within a range of inpatient services, including working age adult mental health as well as our services providing inpatient rehabilitation and high support. You will need to be an autonomous practitioner who is able to prioritise and manage their own physiotherapy caseload, using enhanced clinical reasoning to formulate treatment plans and interventions. You will be responsible for attending MDT meetings and will work closely with the multidisciplinary team to provide evidence-based treatment interventions and discharge plans.You will need to be an excellent communicator, keen team memberand embrace our Trust’s values of kindness, fairness, ingenuity and determination. You will be supervised by one of our band 7 clinical lead physiotherapists and we will support you to develop your skills and creativity in this role through separate management and clinical supervision. You will link with our wider physiotherapy workforce through our trust wide physiotherapy forum. We expect candidates to network with other colleagues across the trust and beyond to develop practice and service provision including active membership of physiotherapy networks in mental health. In line with our flexible working policy, candidates can be full time or part time, and we offer a range of options to support flexibility. Applicants are encouraged to contact us for informal conversations about this role. Please see the job description and person specification for full information. The post includes: To undertake physiotherapy assessments and treatments for patients with mental health needs on inpatient wards. To receive referrals from a range of inpatient services and prioritise physiotherapy actions and assessment as required. To work with patients to identify physiotherapy goals as part of the overall care plan. To plan and implement individual and/or group interventions, in collaboration with the patient, using graded activity to achieve therapeutic goals. To monitor and evaluate treatment in order to measure progress and ensure effectiveness of the intervention. To gain consent or assess patients’ capacity and act in best interests under the Mental Capacity Act at all times. To communicate effectively with patients, family members, carers, team members and other agencies. To use enhanced communication skills in situations where there are barriers to understanding, effectiveness or compliance. To actively participate as a member of multidisciplinary team meetings and take an active role in decisions with regard to each patient’s assessment, treatment and onward planning. To review and reflect on your own practice and performance through effective use of clinical and managerial supervision and appraisal. To develop and work towards agreed objectives in order to develop physiotherapy and personal skills . To apply acquired skills and knowledge of professional practice in order to maintain fitness to practice as a physiotherapist. To maintain a professional portfolio for CPD, recording learning outcomes through participation in internal and external development opportunities. To contribute to the CPD of the physiotherapy team and the AHP inpatient team. This advert closes on Sunday 4 Oct 2026
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Urgent Primary Care Doctor (GP) - Bank
Integrated Care 24 - Ashford
£58.69 to £58.69 an hour
ContractPart time
Package Description: Urgent Primary Care Doctor – Bank (Urgent Treatment Centres) Be the clinician patients need when their care can't wait. Urgent care is General Practice at its most immediate. Patients don't always know what they need when they reach us. They may have been referred through NHS 111, redirected from an Emergency Department or walked into an Urgent Treatment Centre looking for help. What they need is an experienced doctor who can listen, assess, make confident clinical decisions and get them to the right care. At IC24, we're looking for Urgent Primary Care Doctors to work across our Urgent Treatment Centres in East Kent, including William Harvey Hospital in Ashford, Kent and Canterbury Hospital in Canterbury and Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother Hospital in Margate. You'll work as part of a multidisciplinary urgent care team, providing safe, timely and effective care while helping patients access the most appropriate treatment for their needs. If you enjoy the variety of General Practice, the pace of urgent care and the clinical challenge of never quite knowing what is coming through the door next, this could be the role for you. What you'll focus on → Assessing and treating patients who need urgent care You'll provide face-to-face assessment, diagnosis and treatment for patients presenting with a broad range of acute illness, minor illness and injury. Patients may come to you through NHS 111, as walk-ins or following redirection from an Emergency Department. You'll assess what's happening, decide what needs to happen next and ensure patients receive appropriate treatment, referral and safety-netting. → Making confident clinical decisions Urgent Treatment Centres require sound clinical judgement. You'll often be working with patients you haven't met before, sometimes with limited background information and sometimes when they're anxious, unwell or experiencing difficult circumstances. You'll need to be able to assess risk, manage uncertainty and make safe decisions under pressure, recognising when a patient can be treated and discharged and when they need escalation or an alternative care setting. → Working at the heart of urgent care You'll work in a fast-moving clinical environment where patient needs can vary considerably from one consultation to the next. You'll see a broad mix of acute illness, minor illness and injury, using your General Practice and urgent care experience to determine the most appropriate course of action. Some patients will need assessment, treatment and discharge. Others may need further investigation, onward referral or escalation into another part of the healthcare system. Being able to recognise that difference – and make the right decision safely – is a fundamental part of the role. → Working as one multidisciplinary team Good urgent care depends on people working well together. You'll work alongside nurses, advanced practitioners, reception colleagues, other doctors and allied healthcare professionals, as well as colleagues across Emergency Departments, NHS 111, community services and primary care. Within our East Kent Urgent Treatment Centres, you'll work as part of the wider East Kent UTC Alliance, alongside colleagues from EKHUFT, Invicta Health CIC, Thanet Health CIC and IC24. You'll communicate clearly, share clinical expertise and work collaboratively to make sure patients move smoothly through the system. → Providing the right care in the right place Not every patient who arrives at hospital needs Emergency Department care. You'll help assess, prioritise and redirect patients where clinically appropriate, supporting people to access the right level of care while helping reduce unnecessary pressure elsewhere in the system. Whether you're treating and discharging a patient, referring them to another service or escalating their care, the patient and their safety will be at the centre of your decision-making. → Maintaining excellent clinical standards You'll work within IC24's clinical governance framework and prescribing formulary, maintaining accurate and timely clinical records and working in accordance with GMC guidance and relevant national and local clinical standards. You'll maintain your CPD and essential learning and have opportunities to contribute to audit, learning events, education and quality improvement. This is urgent care - and variety comes with it No two sessions will necessarily look the same. You'll see patients across ages and backgrounds, presenting with everything from relatively straightforward minor illness to more complex physical, mental health or social circumstances. Some sessions will be busy. Priorities can change quickly. You'll sometimes need to make important clinical decisions with limited information and balance the needs of several patients at once. You'll probably thrive here if you: Enjoy the variety and unpredictability of urgent care Are confident assessing undifferentiated patients Can make sound clinical decisions under pressure Are comfortable managing risk and uncertainty Have strong face-to-face consultation and triage skills Communicate clearly and compassionately with patients, relatives and carers Enjoy working within a busy multidisciplinary clinical environment Can adapt when service demands change unexpectedly Are comfortable working independently while knowing when to seek support If you prefer a predictable caseload and a slower-paced clinical environment, an Urgent Treatment Centre may not be the right fit. But if you enjoy thinking on your feet, value clinical variety and get satisfaction from helping patients at the point they need care most, we'd like to hear from you. What you'll bring You'll: Hold current GMC registration Be an MRCGP Graduate Have relevant clinical experience within areas such as Primary Care, Emergency Medicine, A&E or previous Out of Hours experience Have experience of face-to-face clinical consultation Be confident assessing and managing undifferentiated patients Be comfortable making autonomous clinical decisions and managing risk Have strong communication and clinical record-keeping skills Be able to work effectively as part of a multidisciplinary team The environment you'll work in Urgent care operates around the needs of our patients, so flexibility is an important part of this role. Hours include evenings, weekends, overnights and Bank Holidays. You'll work within our East Kent Urgent Treatment Centres, alongside colleagues from across the wider urgent and emergency care system. It's a responsive clinical environment where demand and priorities can change quickly. You'll need to be comfortable adapting while maintaining safe, effective and patient-centred care. Who are we? We are Integrated Care 24 (IC24), the leading not-for-profit Social Enterprise providing innovative and patient-focused primary and urgent care services. IC24 is committed to improving access to health and social care for our patients and reducing demand on secondary care services. We provide services to over six million patients, including GP Out of Hours, NHS 111, Primary Care and Integrated Urgent Care services. Every day, our people help patients access the care they need, when they need it most. Locations William Harvey Hospital, Ashford Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother Hospital, Margate Kent and Canterbury Hospital, Canterbury What's in it for you? Hourly pay of £58.69 per hour plus enhancements for unsociable hours Enhanced Bank Holiday rates Opportunity to join the NHS Pension Scheme Free 24/7 independent counselling service Learning and development opportunities Free membership to our reward and discount platform Access to Blue Light Card and other NHS Discount Schemes We celebrate brave ideas and brave people. Due to the nature of this position, employment is subject to proof of eligibility to work in the UK, completion of a satisfactory enhanced DBS disclosure with barred list checks and three years of references. We have a duty to safeguard, protect and promote the welfare of those who use our services and our employees. This means we take every step we can to protect from harm, abuse and damage. We are committed to providing equal opportunities for all and encourage applications from ethnic minorities, those with disabilities, LGBTQ+ communities, neurodiverse individuals, and other under-represented groups. We’re dedicated to creating an inclusive environment where everyone feels they belong. If you need any workplace adjustments during the application or interview process, or have accessibility requirements, please contact the recruitment team. Please note: We may close this vacancy early if we receive a high number of applications, so we encourage you to apply as soon as possible.
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Urgent Primary Care Doctor (GP) - Bank
Integrated Care 24 - Ashford
£58.69 to £58.69 an hour
ContractPart time
Package Description: Urgent Primary Care Doctor – Bank (Home Visiting) Bring urgent primary care to the patients who need it most - in their own homes. Urgent care is General Practice at its most immediate. Not every patient who needs urgent care can come to us. Some are housebound, frail, approaching the end of life or have been clinically assessed as needing a face-to-face review in their own home. What they need is an experienced doctor who can listen, assess, make confident clinical decisions and get them to the right care. At IC24, we're looking for Urgent Primary Care Doctors to work within our Home Visiting Service across Kent. You'll work alongside our drivers, dispatch teams and wider urgent care colleagues, providing safe, timely and effective care to patients in their own homes. If you enjoy the variety of General Practice, the autonomy of home visiting and the clinical challenge of assessing and treating patients in their own environment, this could be the role for you. What you'll focus on → Assessing and treating patients in their own homes You'll provide face-to-face assessment, diagnosis and treatment for patients who have been clinically triaged as requiring a home visit. You'll see patients with a broad range of urgent primary care needs, considering not just the immediate clinical problem but their wider circumstances, environment and support needs. You'll assess what's happening, decide what needs to happen next and ensure patients receive appropriate treatment, referral and safety-netting. → Making confident clinical decisions Home visiting requires sound clinical judgement. You'll often be working with patients you haven't met before, sometimes with limited background information and sometimes when they're anxious, unwell or experiencing difficult circumstances. You'll need to be able to assess risk, manage uncertainty and make safe decisions independently, recognising when a patient can be treated and supported at home and when they need escalation or an alternative care setting. → Treating the whole patient Seeing someone in their own home can give you a very different perspective on their health. You'll care for patients across ages and backgrounds, including older and frail patients, people with complex health needs and those approaching the end of their lives. You'll consider the patient's clinical presentation alongside their environment, support network and wider circumstances to determine what they need to remain safe. → Keeping patients safely in their community Not every patient who needs urgent care needs to be in an Emergency Department. Where clinically appropriate, you'll help patients remain safely at home by putting the right treatment, advice, referrals and safety-netting in place. You'll work with community nursing, pharmacy, paramedic, primary care and wider healthcare teams to support continuity of care. And when hospital or another service is the right place for a patient, you'll recognise that and escalate appropriately. → Working independently, but never in isolation Home visiting is autonomous by nature. You'll be making important clinical decisions in patients' homes without the immediate infrastructure of a traditional clinical setting around you. But you'll remain part of the wider IC24 team. You'll work closely with our drivers and dispatch colleagues and communicate with other health and care professionals to make sure patients receive timely, joined-up care. → Maintaining excellent clinical standards You'll work within IC24's clinical governance framework and prescribing formulary, maintaining accurate and timely clinical records and working in accordance with GMC guidance and relevant national and local clinical standards. You'll maintain your CPD and essential learning and have opportunities to contribute to audit, learning events, education and quality improvement. This is urgent care beyond the consulting room No two home visits will necessarily look the same. You'll see patients with everything from relatively straightforward acute illness to complex physical, mental health and social circumstances. Sometimes the answer will be clear. Sometimes you'll need to piece together limited information, understand what's happening around the patient and make an important clinical decision without having every investigation immediately available. You'll probably thrive here if you: Enjoy autonomous clinical practice Are confident assessing undifferentiated patients Have strong face-to-face consultation and home visiting skills Can make sound clinical decisions independently Are comfortable managing risk and uncertainty Can make safe decisions without having every investigation immediately available Are confident caring for frail, complex and end-of-life patients Communicate clearly and compassionately with patients, relatives and carers If you prefer working within a predictable clinic environment with immediate access to a wider clinical team, home visiting may not be the right fit. But if you value clinical autonomy, variety and the opportunity to deliver genuinely patient-centred care in people's own homes, we'd like to hear from you. What you'll bring You'll: Hold current GMC registration Be an MRCGP Graduate Have relevant clinical experience within areas such as Primary Care, Emergency Medicine, A&E or previous Out of Hours experience Have experience of face-to-face clinical consultation The environment you'll work in Urgent care operates around the needs of our patients, so flexibility is an important part of this role. Hours include evenings, weekends, overnights and Bank Holidays. You'll work from our Kent Home Visiting dispatch points, travelling out into the community to assess and treat patients in their own homes. Home visiting is responsive by nature, so priorities can change during a shift. You'll need to be comfortable adapting while maintaining safe, thoughtful and compassionate care. Who are we? We are Integrated Care 24 (IC24), the leading not-for-profit Social Enterprise providing innovative and patient-focused primary and urgent care services. IC24 is committed to improving access to health and social care for our patients and reducing demand on secondary care services. We provide services to over six million patients, including GP Out of Hours, NHS 111, Primary Care and Integrated Urgent Care services. Every day, our people help patients access the care they need, when they need it most. Locations Margate Pilgrims Hospice - Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother Hospital, Ramsgate Road, Margate, CT9 4AD Canterbury Medical Practice - The Annexe, Canterbury Medical Practice, Ethelbert Road, Canterbury, CT1 3NR IC24 - Kingston House, The Long Barrow, Orbital Park, Ashford, TN24 0GP What's in it for you? Hourly pay of £58.69 per hour plus enhancements for unsociable hours Enhanced Bank Holiday rates Opportunity to join the NHS Pension Scheme Free 24/7 independent counselling service Learning and development opportunities Free membership to our reward and discount platform Access to Blue Light Card and other NHS Discount Schemes We celebrate brave ideas and brave people. Due to the nature of this position, employment is subject to proof of eligibility to work in the UK, completion of a satisfactory enhanced DBS disclosure with barred list checks and three years of references. We have a duty to safeguard, protect and promote the welfare of those who use our services and our employees. This means we take every step we can to protect from harm, abuse and damage. We are committed to providing equal opportunities for all and encourage applications from ethnic minorities, those with disabilities, LGBTQ+ communities, neurodiverse individuals, and other under-represented groups. We’re dedicated to creating an inclusive environment where everyone feels they belong. If you need any workplace adjustments during the application or interview process, or have accessibility requirements, please contact the recruitment team. Please note: We may close this vacancy early if we receive a high number of applications, so we encourage you to apply as soon as possible.
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Band 6 Specialised Dietitian - Critical Care
Barking Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust - Romford
£45,953 - £54,254 per annum inclusive
PermanentFull time
A Vacancy at Barking Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust. An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Band 6 dietitian to work in Critical Care. We are looking for a motivated and enthusiastic dietitian with excellent communication and team working skills, to work as an integral member of this team. You will share this commitment to work in Critical Care and demonstrate our Trust PRIDE values. As a integrated member of the critical care MDT, you will be responsible for providing highly specialist nutritional assessment and nutritional care planning for patients within critical care. Experience of complex nutritional support and gastro-intestinal surgery is essential. You will be working as a dedicated Dietitian within the Critical Care Team, providing expert assessment, monitoring and support for patients requiring nutritional intervention by using evidence based practice and conforming to national and international guidelines. Supported by our Lead Critical Care Dietitian and Lead Nurse, you will be actively involved in the review, design and implementation of audit and research that will directly impact patient care practices. The post offers excellent opportunities for professional and personal development due to the complexity of the clinical caseload and AHP strategy for the development and extension of AHP services and roles. To work as a dedicated Dietitian within the Critical Care Multidisciplinary Team (MDT), providing specialist, evidence based nutritional assessment, monitoring and support for patients requiring nutritional intervention by using evidence based practice and conforming to best practice guidelines. To manage a caseload within Critical Care; dealing with patients of varying degrees of nutritional complexity, without direct supervision and whilst exercising a large degree of autonomy. The post-holder will participate in the development and provision of teaching programmes and support education strategies and initiatives for health care professionals within the Critical Care MDT to raise the standards of care in the provision of adequate nutrition for critically ill patients. Multidisciplinary team working, close liaison between acute and community teams, and highly developed skills in communicating with patients, carers, and other service users is essential. To contribute to the Trust clinical governance programme by participating in audits and research, development and implementation of evidence based guidelines/protocols/policies and continuing professional development. We’re an organisation that is getting better and better and our improvements are driven by a determination to deliver care we’re proud of and our patients are happy with. They are benefitting from a new electronic patient record (we were the last acute trust in London to introduce one) and our maternity services have been rated good by the Care Quality Commission. We operate from two main sites – KGH in Goodmayes and Queen’s Hospital in Romford. We have two busy emergency departments with more than 346,000 people visiting them last year. We’re campaigning to secure the £35m we need to transform the A&E at Queen’s and get rid of corridor care. We’re proud of our regional Neurosciences Centre, Radiotherapy Centre and Hyper Acute Stroke Unit. We’re also part of the North East London Cancer Alliance. We run a Women’s Health Hub in Ilford; an Ageing Well Centre in Hornchurch; and Community Diagnostic Centres (CDC) at Barking Community Hospital and at St George’s Health and Wellbeing Hub. These CDCs are open 12 hours a day, 7 days a week. The majority of our 8,400 staff – who come from 146 different countries - live in the three diverse London boroughs we serve and are from black, Asian and minority ethnic groups. Many can work flexibly and more than 400 of them are on our Ofsted accredited apprenticeship programmes. We’re proud to be a London Living Wage employer. For further information on this role, please see the attached detailed Job Description and Person Specification. The person specification listed below is not the full specification requirements for the role. Please ensure you review the full specification on the job description prior to submitting your application. Applicants are advised to read all the information on the advert and the supporting information before completing and submitting an application. As you complete your application please ensure you clearly demonstrate how you meet the criteria in the person specification for this post by adequately completing the supporting information section of the application form. All new staff appointed at the Trust are subject to a probationary period. Applications should be made online, however, queries regarding the application process, assistance with completion of the application form or if you require any adjustments (for applicants with a disability) please contact Louise Lucy Glavin, Recruitment Advisor, on 01708 435000 Ext. 5936. Further details regarding the post may be obtained by contacting the manager as per the contact details above. This advert closes on Sunday 4 Oct 2026
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Urgent Primary Care Doctor (GP) - Bank
NHS Jobs - Ashford
from £58.69 an hour
ContractFull time
Package Description: Urgent Primary Care Doctor Bank (Urgent Treatment Centres) Be the clinician patients need when their care can't wait. Urgent care is General Practice at its most immediate. Patients don't always know what they need when they reach us. They may have been referred through NHS 111, redirected from an Emergency Department or walked into an Urgent Treatment Centre looking for help. What they need is an experienced doctor who can listen, assess, make confident clinical decisions and get them to the right care. At IC24, we're looking for Urgent Primary Care Doctors to work across our Urgent Treatment Centres in East Kent, including William Harvey Hospital in Ashford, Kent and Canterbury Hospital in Canterbury and Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother Hospital in Margate. You'll work as part of a multidisciplinary urgent care team, providing safe, timely and effective care while helping patients access the most appropriate treatment for their needs. If you enjoy the variety of General Practice, the pace of urgent care and the clinical challenge of never quite knowing what is coming through the door next, this could be the role for you. What you'll focus on Assessing and treating patients who need urgent care You'll provide face-to-face assessment, diagnosis and treatment for patients presenting with a broad range of acute illness, minor illness and injury. Patients may come to you through NHS 111, as walk-ins or following redirection from an Emergency Department. You'll assess what's happening, decide what needs to happen next and ensure patients receive appropriate treatment, referral and safety-netting. Making confident clinical decisions Urgent Treatment Centres require sound clinical judgement. You'll often be working with patients you haven't met before, sometimes with limited background information and sometimes when they're anxious, unwell or experiencing difficult circumstances. You'll need to be able to assess risk, manage uncertainty and make safe decisions under pressure, recognising when a patient can be treated and discharged and when they need escalation or an alternative care setting. Working at the heart of urgent care You'll work in a fast-moving clinical environment where patient needs can vary considerably from one consultation to the next. You'll see a broad mix of acute illness, minor illness and injury, using your General Practice and urgent care experience to determine the most appropriate course of action. Some patients will need assessment, treatment and discharge. Others may need further investigation, onward referral or escalation into another part of the healthcare system. Being able to recognise that difference and make the right decision safely is a fundamental part of the role. Working as one multidisciplinary team Good urgent care depends on people working well together. You'll work alongside nurses, advanced practitioners, reception colleagues, other doctors and allied healthcare professionals, as well as colleagues across Emergency Departments, NHS 111, community services and primary care. Within our East Kent Urgent Treatment Centres, you'll work as part of the wider East Kent UTC Alliance, alongside colleagues from EKHUFT, Invicta Health CIC, Thanet Health CIC and IC24. You'll communicate clearly, share clinical expertise and work collaboratively to make sure patients move smoothly through the system. Providing the right care in the right place Not every patient who arrives at hospital needs Emergency Department care. You'll help assess, prioritise and redirect patients where clinically appropriate, supporting people to access the right level of care while helping reduce unnecessary pressure elsewhere in the system. Whether you're treating and discharging a patient, referring them to another service or escalating their care, the patient and their safety will be at the centre of your decision-making. Maintaining excellent clinical standards You'll work within IC24's clinical governance framework and prescribing formulary, maintaining accurate and timely clinical records and working in accordance with GMC guidance and relevant national and local clinical standards. You'll maintain your CPD and essential learning and have opportunities to contribute to audit, learning events, education and quality improvement. This is urgent care - and variety comes with it No two sessions will necessarily look the same. You'll see patients across ages and backgrounds, presenting with everything from relatively straightforward minor illness to more complex physical, mental health or social circumstances. Some sessions will be busy. Priorities can change quickly. You'll sometimes need to make important clinical decisions with limited information and balance the needs of several patients at once. You'll probably thrive here if you: Enjoy the variety and unpredictability of urgent care Are confident assessing undifferentiated patients Can make sound clinical decisions under pressure Are comfortable managing risk and uncertainty Have strong face-to-face consultation and triage skills Communicate clearly and compassionately with patients, relatives and carers Enjoy working within a busy multidisciplinary clinical environment Can adapt when service demands change unexpectedly Are comfortable working independently while knowing when to seek support If you prefer a predictable caseload and a slower-paced clinical environment, an Urgent Treatment Centre may not be the right fit. But if you enjoy thinking on your feet, value clinical variety and get satisfaction from helping patients at the point they need care most, we'd like to hear from you. What you'll bring You'll: Hold current GMC registration Be an MRCGP Graduate Have relevant clinical experience within areas such as Primary Care, Emergency Medicine, A&E or previous Out of Hours experience Have experience of face-to-face clinical consultation Be confident assessing and managing undifferentiated patients Be comfortable making autonomous clinical decisions and managing risk Have strong communication and clinical record-keeping skills Be able to work effectively as part of a multidisciplinary team The environment you'll work in Urgent care operates around the needs of our patients, so flexibility is an important part of this role. Hours include evenings, weekends, overnights and Bank Holidays. You'll work within our East Kent Urgent Treatment Centres, alongside colleagues from across the wider urgent and emergency care system. It's a responsive clinical environment where demand and priorities can change quickly. You'll need to be comfortable adapting while maintaining safe, effective and patient-centred care. Who are we? We are Integrated Care 24 (IC24), the leading not-for-profit Social Enterprise providing innovative and patient-focused primary and urgent care services. IC24 is committed to improving access to health and social care for our patients and reducing demand on secondary care services. We provide services to over six million patients, including GP Out of Hours, NHS 111, Primary Care and Integrated Urgent Care services. Every day, our people help patients access the care they need, when they need it most. Locations William Harvey Hospital, Ashford Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother Hospital, Margate Kent and Canterbury Hospital, Canterbury What's in it for you? Hourly pay of £58.69 per hour plus enhancements for unsociable hours Enhanced Bank Holiday rates Opportunity to join the NHS Pension Scheme Free 24/7 independent counselling service Learning and development opportunities Free membership to our reward and discount platform Access to Blue Light Card and other NHS Discount Schemes We celebrate brave ideas and brave people. Due to the nature of this position, employment is subject to proof of eligibility to work in the UK, completion of a satisfactory enhanced DBS disclosure with barred list checks and three years of references. We have a duty to safeguard, protect and promote the welfare of those who use our services and our employees. This means we take every step we can to protect from harm, abuse and damage. We are committed to providing equal opportunities for all and encourage applications from ethnic minorities, those with disabilities, LGBTQ+ communities, neurodiverse individuals, and other under-represented groups. Were dedicated to creating an inclusive environment where everyone feels they belong. If you need any workplace adjustments during the application or interview process, or have accessibility requirements, please contact the recruitment team. Please note: We may close this vacancy early if we receive a high number of applications, so we encourage you to apply as soon as possible.
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Urgent Primary Care Doctor (GP) - Bank
NHS Jobs - Ashford
from £58.69 an hour
ContractFull time
Package Description: Urgent Primary Care Doctor Bank (Home Visiting) Bring urgent primary care to the patients who need it most - in their own homes. Urgent care is General Practice at its most immediate. Not every patient who needs urgent care can come to us. Some are housebound, frail, approaching the end of life or have been clinically assessed as needing a face-to-face review in their own home. What they need is an experienced doctor who can listen, assess, make confident clinical decisions and get them to the right care. At IC24, we're looking for Urgent Primary Care Doctors to work within our Home Visiting Service across Kent. You'll work alongside our drivers, dispatch teams and wider urgent care colleagues, providing safe, timely and effective care to patients in their own homes. If you enjoy the variety of General Practice, the autonomy of home visiting and the clinical challenge of assessing and treating patients in their own environment, this could be the role for you. What you'll focus on Assessing and treating patients in their own homes You'll provide face-to-face assessment, diagnosis and treatment for patients who have been clinically triaged as requiring a home visit. You'll see patients with a broad range of urgent primary care needs, considering not just the immediate clinical problem but their wider circumstances, environment and support needs. You'll assess what's happening, decide what needs to happen next and ensure patients receive appropriate treatment, referral and safety-netting. Making confident clinical decisions Home visiting requires sound clinical judgement. You'll often be working with patients you haven't met before, sometimes with limited background information and sometimes when they're anxious, unwell or experiencing difficult circumstances. You'll need to be able to assess risk, manage uncertainty and make safe decisions independently, recognising when a patient can be treated and supported at home and when they need escalation or an alternative care setting. Treating the whole patient Seeing someone in their own home can give you a very different perspective on their health. You'll care for patients across ages and backgrounds, including older and frail patients, people with complex health needs and those approaching the end of their lives. You'll consider the patient's clinical presentation alongside their environment, support network and wider circumstances to determine what they need to remain safe. Keeping patients safely in their community Not every patient who needs urgent care needs to be in an Emergency Department. Where clinically appropriate, you'll help patients remain safely at home by putting the right treatment, advice, referrals and safety-netting in place. You'll work with community nursing, pharmacy, paramedic, primary care and wider healthcare teams to support continuity of care. And when hospital or another service is the right place for a patient, you'll recognise that and escalate appropriately. Working independently, but never in isolation Home visiting is autonomous by nature. You'll be making important clinical decisions in patients' homes without the immediate infrastructure of a traditional clinical setting around you. But you'll remain part of the wider IC24 team. You'll work closely with our drivers and dispatch colleagues and communicate with other health and care professionals to make sure patients receive timely, joined-up care. Maintaining excellent clinical standards You'll work within IC24's clinical governance framework and prescribing formulary, maintaining accurate and timely clinical records and working in accordance with GMC guidance and relevant national and local clinical standards. You'll maintain your CPD and essential learning and have opportunities to contribute to audit, learning events, education and quality improvement. This is urgent care beyond the consulting room No two home visits will necessarily look the same. You'll see patients with everything from relatively straightforward acute illness to complex physical, mental health and social circumstances. Sometimes the answer will be clear. Sometimes you'll need to piece together limited information, understand what's happening around the patient and make an important clinical decision without having every investigation immediately available. You'll probably thrive here if you: Enjoy autonomous clinical practice Are confident assessing undifferentiated patients Have strong face-to-face consultation and home visiting skills Can make sound clinical decisions independently Are comfortable managing risk and uncertainty Can make safe decisions without having every investigation immediately available Are confident caring for frail, complex and end-of-life patients Communicate clearly and compassionately with patients, relatives and carers If you prefer working within a predictable clinic environment with immediate access to a wider clinical team, home visiting may not be the right fit. But if you value clinical autonomy, variety and the opportunity to deliver genuinely patient-centred care in people's own homes, we'd like to hear from you. What you'll bring You'll: Hold current GMC registration Be an MRCGP Graduate Have relevant clinical experience within areas such as Primary Care, Emergency Medicine, A&E or previous Out of Hours experience Have experience of face-to-face clinical consultation The environment you'll work in Urgent care operates around the needs of our patients, so flexibility is an important part of this role. Hours include evenings, weekends, overnights and Bank Holidays. You'll work from our Kent Home Visiting dispatch points, travelling out into the community to assess and treat patients in their own homes. Home visiting is responsive by nature, so priorities can change during a shift. You'll need to be comfortable adapting while maintaining safe, thoughtful and compassionate care. Who are we? We are Integrated Care 24 (IC24), the leading not-for-profit Social Enterprise providing innovative and patient-focused primary and urgent care services. IC24 is committed to improving access to health and social care for our patients and reducing demand on secondary care services. We provide services to over six million patients, including GP Out of Hours, NHS 111, Primary Care and Integrated Urgent Care services. Every day, our people help patients access the care they need, when they need it most. Locations Margate Pilgrims Hospice - Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother Hospital, Ramsgate Road, Margate, CT9 4AD Canterbury Medical Practice - The Annexe, Canterbury Medical Practice, Ethelbert Road, Canterbury, CT1 3NR IC24 - Kingston House, The Long Barrow, Orbital Park, Ashford, TN24 0GP What's in it for you? Hourly pay of £58.69 per hour plus enhancements for unsociable hours Enhanced Bank Holiday rates Opportunity to join the NHS Pension Scheme Free 24/7 independent counselling service Learning and development opportunities Free membership to our reward and discount platform Access to Blue Light Card and other NHS Discount Schemes We celebrate brave ideas and brave people. Due to the nature of this position, employment is subject to proof of eligibility to work in the UK, completion of a satisfactory enhanced DBS disclosure with barred list checks and three years of references. We have a duty to safeguard, protect and promote the welfare of those who use our services and our employees. This means we take every step we can to protect from harm, abuse and damage. We are committed to providing equal opportunities for all and encourage applications from ethnic minorities, those with disabilities, LGBTQ+ communities, neurodiverse individuals, and other under-represented groups. Were dedicated to creating an inclusive environment where everyone feels they belong. If you need any workplace adjustments during the application or interview process, or have accessibility requirements, please contact the recruitment team. Please note: We may close this vacancy early if we receive a high number of applications, so we encourage you to apply as soon as possible.
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Urgent Primary Care Doctor (GP) - Bank
Integrated Care 24 - Brighton
£59.69 to £59.69 an hour
ContractPart time
Package Description: Urgent Primary Care Doctor – Bank (Home Visiting) Bring urgent primary care to the patients who need it most - in their own homes. Urgent care is General Practice at its most immediate. Patients don't always know what they need when they reach us. They may have been referred through NHS 111 and, following clinical assessment, need to be seen in their own home. What they need is an experienced doctor who can listen, assess, make confident clinical decisions and get them to the right care. At IC24, we're looking for Urgent Primary Care Doctors to work within our Home Visiting Service across Sussex, providing urgent face-to-face care to patients in their own homes. You will have access to IC24’s fleet of vehicles and any equipment required to carry out this role, we only need you to bring your clinical expertise. You'll work alongside our drivers, dispatch teams and wider urgent care colleagues, providing safe, timely and effective care while helping patients access the most appropriate treatment for their needs. If you enjoy the variety of General Practice, the autonomy of home visiting and the clinical challenge of assessing and treating patients in their own environment, this could be the role for you. What you'll focus on → Assessing and treating patients who need urgent care You'll provide face-to-face assessment, diagnosis and treatment for patients who have been clinically triaged as requiring a home visit. Patients may be housebound, approaching the end of their life or have an urgent clinical need that means being assessed in their own home is the most appropriate option. You'll assess what's happening, decide what needs to happen next and ensure patients receive appropriate treatment, referral and safety-netting. → Making confident clinical decisions Home visiting requires sound clinical judgement. You'll often be working with patients you haven't met before, sometimes with limited background information and sometimes when they're anxious, unwell or experiencing difficult circumstances. You'll need to be able to assess risk, manage uncertainty and make safe decisions independently, recognising when a patient can be treated and supported at home and when they need escalation or an alternative care setting. → Delivering care in patients' homes This role takes urgent primary care beyond the traditional consulting room. You'll travel to patients across Sussex, with visits allocated through our IC24 dispatch systems. You'll assess, diagnose, treat and prescribe appropriately, managing a broad range of urgent primary care presentations and providing compassionate care to patients, relatives and carers. This can include supporting patients who are frail, housebound or receiving palliative and end-of-life care. → Working as one multidisciplinary team Good urgent care depends on people working well together. You'll work closely with IC24 drivers and dispatch teams, as well as colleagues across NHS 111, community nursing, pharmacy, paramedic services and primary care. You'll communicate clearly, share clinical information and work collaboratively to make sure patients receive joined-up care. → Providing the right care in the right place Not every patient who needs urgent care needs to be in an Emergency Department. Where clinically appropriate, you'll help patients remain safely in their own homes by putting the right treatment, advice, referrals and safety-netting in place. You'll liaise with community and primary care services to support continuity of care and recognise when a patient needs escalation to another service or hospital. Whether you're treating a patient at home, referring them to another service or escalating their care, the patient and their safety will be at the centre of your decision-making. → Maintaining excellent clinical standards You'll work within IC24's clinical governance framework and prescribing formulary, maintaining accurate and timely clinical records and working in accordance with GMC guidance and relevant national and local clinical standards. You'll maintain your CPD and essential learning and have opportunities to contribute to audit, learning events, education and quality improvement. This is urgent care – and variety comes with it No two sessions will necessarily look the same. You'll see patients across ages and backgrounds, presenting with everything from relatively straightforward acute illness to complex physical, mental health or social circumstances. Some sessions will be busy. Priorities can change quickly. You'll sometimes need to make important clinical decisions with limited information, working independently in a patient's home while remaining connected to the wider IC24 team. You'll probably thrive here if you: Enjoy the variety and unpredictability of urgent care Are confident assessing undifferentiated patients Can make sound clinical decisions independently Are comfortable managing risk and uncertainty Have strong face-to-face consultation and home visiting skills Communicate clearly and compassionately with patients, relatives and carers Are comfortable supporting frail, palliative and end-of-life patients Can adapt when service demands change unexpectedly Are comfortable working independently while knowing when to seek support If you prefer a predictable caseload and a fixed clinical environment, home visiting may not be the right fit. But if you enjoy thinking on your feet, value clinical autonomy and get satisfaction from helping patients receive the care they need in their own homes, we'd like to hear from you. What you'll bring You'll: Hold current GMC registration Be an MRCGP Graduate Have relevant clinical experience within areas such as Primary Care, Emergency Medicine, A&E or previous Out of Hours experience Have experience of face-to-face clinical consultation Have experience of primary care home visiting Hold a full clean UK Driving License Be comfortable driving both automatic and manual vehicles The environment you'll work in Urgent care operates around the needs of our patients, so flexibility is an important part of this role. You'll work across our Home Visiting Service, travelling to patients in their own homes across Sussex. You'll work alongside IC24 drivers and dispatch teams, with visits allocated through our dispatch systems using CLEO on Toughbook devices and laptops. Who are we? We are Integrated Care 24 (IC24), the leading not-for-profit Social Enterprise providing innovative and patient-focused primary and urgent care services. IC24 is committed to improving access to health and social care for our patients and reducing demand on secondary care services. We provide services to over six million patients, including GP Out of Hours, NHS 111, Primary Care and Integrated Urgent Care services. Every day, our people help patients access the care they need, when they need it most. Locations Angmering Eastbourne Burgess Hill Woodingdean Hours Our service operates 18:30/19:00-08:00 on weekdays and 24 hours at weekends and on Bank Holidays. What's in it for you? Hourly pay of £58.69 per hour plus enhancements for unsociable hours Enhanced Bank Holiday rates Opportunity to join the NHS Pension Scheme Free 24/7 independent counselling service Learning and development opportunities Free membership to our reward and discount platform Access to Blue Light Card and other NHS Discount Schemes We celebrate brave ideas and brave people. Due to the nature of this position, employment is subject to proof of eligibility to work in the UK, completion of a satisfactory enhanced DBS disclosure with barred list checks and three years of references. We have a duty to safeguard, protect and promote the welfare of those who use our services and our employees. This means we take every step we can to protect from harm, abuse and damage. We are committed to providing equal opportunities for all and encourage applications from ethnic minorities, those with disabilities, LGBTQ+ communities, neurodiverse individuals, and other under-represented groups. We’re dedicated to creating an inclusive environment where everyone feels they belong. If you need any workplace adjustments during the application or interview process, or have accessibility requirements, please contact the recruitment team. Please note: We may close this vacancy early if we receive a high number of applications, so we encourage you to apply as soon as possible.
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Critical Care Specialist Speech & Language Therapist
Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust - Liverpool
£39,959 - £48,117 per annum, per rota
PermanentFull time
A Vacancy at Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. Are you an ambitious, adaptable and forward-thinking Speech and Language Therapist looking for your next career move? Do you want to be part of a progressive and dynamic team recognised for driving innovation, influencing best practice and transforming the care of patients with communication and swallowing difficulties in critical care? If so, we would love to hear from you. This is an exciting opportunity to join our Adult Speech and Language Therapy Service within Critical Care at the Royal Liverpool Hospital. You'll develop specialist skills in a supportive environment, working alongside experienced clinicians who are passionate about delivering outstanding patient care. Our Critical Care SLT team is recognised for its progressive approach and strong multidisciplinary relationships. We are highly valued within the critical care workforce, delivering early intervention, rehabilitation and person-centred care from admission through to recovery. As a department, we lead and contribute to local, regional and national initiatives, championing best practice in communication and swallowing management. Staff are encouraged to become involved in service innovation, quality improvement, research, audit and professional networks. We are looking for a proactive team player who thrives in a collaborative environment and embraces new challenges. Main duties of the job You will have the opportunity to work with adults with a wide range of complex conditions. You will be supported to further develop your skills in complex dysphagia and communication, including the management of tracheostomised patients. We have regular team meetings and are committed to continuing professional development, including via CPD sessions and MDT projects. We have a clear supervision structure, and advice is available from our Clinical Specialists within the department. Band 6 employees are required to supervise Band 5 and assistant staff and deputise for clinical team leads. You will be encouraged to support service development through participation in internal and external projects. You will have access to expert practitioner SLTs working with complex dysphagia, critical care, respiratory and voice. We have a well-established inpatient FEES and videofluoroscopy service. You will have opportunities to develop expertise in: Critical care rehabilitation Complex dysphagia assessment and management Tracheostomy management and competencies Communication difficulties in critically ill patients FEES scoping and interpretation Videofluoroscopy assessment and interpretation Audit, quality improvement and service development Leadership and supervision skills This opportunity is open to experienced Band 5s who are keen to develop into a band 6 role, a training post may be offered if appropriate under Annex 21 conditions. Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust comprises Aintree University Hospital, Broadgreen Hospital & Royal Liverpool University Hospital. We are part of NHS University Hospitals of Liverpool Group, formed on 1 Nov 2024 from the coming together of LUHFT and Liverpool Women’s NHS Foundation Trust. The Group was born from a shared aim to improve the care we provide our patients. UHLG is one of the largest employers in the region, with over 16,800 colleagues dedicated to caring for our communities - from birth and beyond. For the 630,000 people across Merseyside, we are their local NHS. We provide general and emergency hospital care, alongside highly specialised regional services for more than two million people in the North West. Aintree University Hospital is the single receiving site for adult major trauma patients in Cheshire and Merseyside and hosts a number of regional services including an award-winning stroke facility. Broadgreen Hospital is home to elective surgical, diagnostic and treatment services, together with specialist patient rehabilitation. Liverpool Women’s Hospital specialises in the health of women and babies, delivering over 7,200 babies in the UK’s largest single site maternity hospital each year. The Royal Liverpool University Hospital is the largest hospital in the country to provide inpatients with 100% single bedrooms and focuses on complex planned care and specialist services. For roles at Liverpool Women’s, visit their careers page. To provide a Specialist Speech & Language Therapy Service to patients who have acquired dysphagia and communication disorders in acute settings. Be an active member of the multidisciplinary teams to ensure the bestpossible service for patients and their families. Please see attached job description and person specification for further information. This advert closes on Friday 16 Oct 2026
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Rotherham Care Group, Matron to Acute Directorate
Rotherham Doncaster & South Humber NHS Foundation Trust - Sheffield
£57,528 - £64,750 per annum
PermanentFull time
A Vacancy at Rotherham Doncaster and South Humber NHS Foundation Trust. An exciting opportunity has arisen within Rotherham Care Group, Acute Directorate for a Matron. The post is currently available to cover areas across Adult Mental Health, Crisis Services and Older People Services . The Acute Matron post is an essential role in promoting leadership across our Acute Directorate. We are currently seeking confident, proactive professional leaders who will contribute to our vision for the future of the Acute Directorate. Managerial experience and an understanding of leading and managing a service is an essential part of the role. Applicants should have excellent interpersonal skills that will enable them to challenge, motivate, influence and inspire colleagues at all levels. We welcome applications from new candidates; however, previous applicants need not reapply. Please contact Meagan McNaney [RCG Nurse Director], via Laura Charlesworth on 03000 215444 The postholder will be a collaborative, inclusive and compassionate leader with values and behaviours that inspire high standards of care and pride in the profession. In conjunction with the Care Group senior leadership team, the postholder will create a positive safety culture, where the environment is collaboratively crafted, created, and nurtured so that everybody (individual staff, teams, patients, families, and carers) can flourish to ensure the best, safe, quality care by: 1. Continuous learning and improvement of safety risks 2. Supportive, psychologically safe teamwork 3. Enabling and empowering speaking up by all The post holder, will demonstrate highly visible leadership, be responsible for the delivery of safe and therapeutic care, using an effective governance framework within a defined set of teams or/and ward team areas. In line with ’The Matron’s Handbook. NHS Updated July 2021. Rotherham Doncaster and South Humber NHS Foundation Trust (RDaSH) employ around 4000 talented colleagues who are very much appreciated, valued, and respected. We have a wide portfolio which includes mental health, physical health, learning disability and drug and alcohol services. We are passionate about enhancing the quality of our service and we work hard to attract and select the right colleagues for our organisation. Our goal is to employ those who share our passion for providing first class care while remaining committed to our vision and values. Please view our Strategy using the link below: https://www.rdash.nhs.uk/documents/clinical-and-organisational-strategy-2023-to-2028/ To find out more about working for RDaSH and the fantastic benefits we offer visit our website: https://workwithrdash.co.uk/ We are committed to inclusive cultures and really value people in our organisation, view our Allyship video on YouTube to find out more: https://youtu.be/WMJSkLoTk4Q The main terms and conditions of service can be found here: https://www.nhsemployers.org/publications/tchandbook Please view the attached job description and person specification to view the full details about the role We reserve the right to close the vacancy early if there are a high amount of applications This advert closes on Wednesday 14 Oct 2026
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Residential Care Worker (Golwg y Bannau)
Powys County Council - LD3 7HL
£29,071 to £30,515 a year
On-sitePermanentFull time
You will work on a day shift basis in a small Children’s Home in a rural community within South Powys. The home supports children/young people with complex emotional and behavioural difficulties due to their early life experience. You will create a safe, healthy, learning, fulfilled home where children have their voices heard and acted upon to achieve positive outcomes in their lives. You will work on a day shift basis in a small Children’s Home in a rural community within South Powys. The home supports children/young people with complex emotional and behavioural difficulties due to their early life experience. You will create a safe, healthy, learning, fulfilled home where children have their voices heard and acted upon to achieve positive outcomes in their lives.
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