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Health Care AssitantinYorkinYorkPUBLISHED FRI 28 MAR 2025

Ability to make a real difference in the lives of patients and their families at a crucial time.
Work within a supportive multi-disciplinary team that values compassion and excellence in care.
An emotionally rewarding role that offers social and practical support to patients with palliative care needs.
Attractive benefits, including a salary above NHS pay scales and up to 41 days of annual leave.
Opportunity to continue NHS pension and receive additional pension benefits through a non-NHS scheme.
Comprehensive training provided to support your role and develop your skills further.
Flexible working hours with occasional weekends, allowing for a balanced work-life schedule.
Are you ready to make a meaningful impact in the lives of patients and their families during their most vulnerable moments? St Leonard’s Hospice in York is seeking compassionate and dedicated women to join our Carer Support Team as Health Care Assistants. In this fulfilling role, you will provide invaluable social and practical support to patients with palliative and end-of-life care needs, giving their carers the much-needed time to recharge. Whether it’s sharing a cup of tea, playing cards, or simply providing companionship, your presence can bring comfort and joy when it matters most.

Join a supportive multi-disciplinary team where your skills in communication and empathy will shine. Enjoy the flexibility of working in the community while being equipped with the resources you need. With a competitive salary above NHS pay scales, up to 41 days of annual leave, and a shared commitment to research and advocacy, you’ll find a fulfilling career here. No prior experience in care is necessary—just your kindness and willingness to help. If you're ready to embark on a rewarding journey with us, get in touch with our HR Team for a chat. Together, let’s make a difference.
Ability to make a real difference in the lives of patients and their families at a crucial time.
Work within a supportive multi-disciplinary team that values compassion and excellence in care.
An emotionally rewarding role that offers social and practical support to patients with palliative care needs.
Attractive benefits, including a salary above NHS pay scales and up to 41 days of annual leave.
Opportunity to continue NHS pension and receive additional pension benefits through a non-NHS scheme.
Comprehensive training provided to support your role and develop your skills further.
Flexible working hours with occasional weekends, allowing for a balanced work-life schedule.

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