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Clinical AssistantinBrightoninBrightonPUBLISHED MON 16 DEC 2024

University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation TrustFollow University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust

Opportunity to work alongside Junior Doctors and be directly involved in patient care, gaining valuable experience in a clinical setting.
Gain competence in essential clinical skills such as cannulation, phlebotomy, and ECGs, enhancing professional development.
Be an integral part of the surgical team, allowing for a diverse range of patient interactions and experiences.
Work in a supportive and inclusive environment that values diversity and encourages collaboration within a multidisciplinary team.
Access to a Wellbeing Programme designed to support staff, promoting a healthy work-life balance and addressing personal well-being needs.
Join a university trust that values learning and development, providing continuous opportunities for training and career progression.
Flexible working arrangements available to accommodate personal needs and enhance job satisfaction.
The University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust is seeking to hire two Clinical Assistants in Brighton. These roles involve supporting Junior Doctors during ward rounds and various administrative tasks while working under their supervision to assist in delivering patient care. The Clinical Assistants will gain skills in cannulation, phlebotomy, and ECGs, operating as part of a surgical team that provides support seven days a week, including bank holidays. They will also have some autonomy and are expected to be self-motivated, using their judgment and initiative within a large, multidisciplinary team in a busy, acute care environment.

UHSussex emphasises diversity, inclusion, and compassionate care for both patients and staff, offering a supportive atmosphere with various staff networks, a buddy system for new employees, and a comprehensive wellbeing program. As a university trust dedicated to healthcare research and staff development, UHSussex provides opportunities for learning and career growth, promoting a long and fulfilling career within their innovative community. Candidates are encouraged to reach out for further details or informal visits regarding the position.
Opportunity to work alongside Junior Doctors and be directly involved in patient care, gaining valuable experience in a clinical setting.
Gain competence in essential clinical skills such as cannulation, phlebotomy, and ECGs, enhancing professional development.
Be an integral part of the surgical team, allowing for a diverse range of patient interactions and experiences.
Work in a supportive and inclusive environment that values diversity and encourages collaboration within a multidisciplinary team.
Access to a Wellbeing Programme designed to support staff, promoting a healthy work-life balance and addressing personal well-being needs.
Join a university trust that values learning and development, providing continuous opportunities for training and career progression.
Flexible working arrangements available to accommodate personal needs and enhance job satisfaction.

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