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Production Technician (Chemotherapy Services) NHS AfCinLiverpoolinLiverpoolPUBLISHED THU 9 JAN 2025

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Contribution to Patient Care, As a Production Technician in Chemotherapy Services, you play a crucial role in preparing and ensuring the safe delivery of chemotherapy treatments, directly impacting patient health outcomes.
Career Development Opportunities, Working within the NHS offers numerous pathways for career advancement and professional growth, including specialized training and educational programs.
Supportive Work Environment, Being part of the NHS means working in a collaborative environment where teamwork is essential, providing support from fellow staff and healthcare professionals.
Job Security, Employment within the NHS provides a level of job stability and security, which is often less common in other sectors.
Competitive Salary and Benefits, The role offers a competitive salary, along with additional benefits such as pensions, paid annual leave, and other NHS perks.
Diverse Work Experience, The role allows you to work with a variety of patients and healthcare professionals, enhancing your experience and skills in the healthcare field.
Impactful Work, Producing and ensuring the quality of chemotherapy treatments means you are essential to the cancer care process, making a meaningful difference in patients' lives.
The role of "Production Technician (Chemotherapy Services)" at NHS AfC in Liverpool, under Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, involves supporting the preparation and dispensing of chemotherapy treatments. This technician will work as part of a team within a busy pharmaceutical setting, ensuring the safe and effective handling of cytotoxic drugs. Responsibilities include maintaining quality control, adhering to health and safety regulations, and assisting in the overall operational workflow to optimize patient care.

The position requires strong attention to detail, excellent organisational skills, and a commitment to the highest standards of pharmaceutical practice. Candidates should be capable of working collaboratively with healthcare professionals and should possess relevant experience in a similar environment. The role is vital in contributing to the safe delivery of chemotherapy services, ultimately aiming to enhance patient outcomes in oncology treatments.
Contribution to Patient Care, As a Production Technician in Chemotherapy Services, you play a crucial role in preparing and ensuring the safe delivery of chemotherapy treatments, directly impacting patient health outcomes.
Career Development Opportunities, Working within the NHS offers numerous pathways for career advancement and professional growth, including specialized training and educational programs.
Supportive Work Environment, Being part of the NHS means working in a collaborative environment where teamwork is essential, providing support from fellow staff and healthcare professionals.
Job Security, Employment within the NHS provides a level of job stability and security, which is often less common in other sectors.
Competitive Salary and Benefits, The role offers a competitive salary, along with additional benefits such as pensions, paid annual leave, and other NHS perks.
Diverse Work Experience, The role allows you to work with a variety of patients and healthcare professionals, enhancing your experience and skills in the healthcare field.
Impactful Work, Producing and ensuring the quality of chemotherapy treatments means you are essential to the cancer care process, making a meaningful difference in patients' lives.

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