Diabetic Eye Screener inSt Albans inSt Albans PUBLISHED
TUE 26 NOV 2024
Hertfordshire Community NHS Trust rUgufBtM
Opportunity to make a positive impact on patients' health by facilitating early detection of sight-threatening issues related to diabetes.
Full training provided, allowing individuals without a healthcare background to develop valuable skills and knowledge in eye screening.
Possibility to enroll in a recognized Health Screening diploma course, enhancing professional qualifications and career prospects.
Competitive NHS salary with potential for a High-Cost Area allowance, providing financial stability.
Diverse working environment, with travel to various community health settings and hospitals, keeping the job dynamic and engaging.
Collaboration with healthcare professionals, fostering teamwork and shared learning in the medical field.
The Hertfordshire Community NHS Trust is seeking enthusiastic individuals for the role of Diabetic Eye Screener to serve the diabetic population in Herts and West Essex. The position involves traveling to community health settings and hospitals to perform eye screenings, which are crucial for the early detection of conditions that could threaten sight. While a healthcare background is advantageous, it is not a requirement as full training will be provided, including enrollment in a recognized Health Screening diploma course.
Candidates must be able to work on their feet for long periods, handle screening equipment, and prepare patients for retinal photography. A full UK driving license and access to a vehicle are necessary for job-related travel. The role may also require managing supplies and liaising with medical staff for patient needs.
Successful candidates will need to demonstrate sensitivity toward patients' emotions and contribute to team meetings and mandatory training sessions. There are NHS benefits available along with a potential salary increase for those already holding relevant qualifications. Overall, this position plays a vital part in preventing eye damage and loss for the diabetic community.
Candidates must be able to work on their feet for long periods, handle screening equipment, and prepare patients for retinal photography. A full UK driving license and access to a vehicle are necessary for job-related travel. The role may also require managing supplies and liaising with medical staff for patient needs.
Successful candidates will need to demonstrate sensitivity toward patients' emotions and contribute to team meetings and mandatory training sessions. There are NHS benefits available along with a potential salary increase for those already holding relevant qualifications. Overall, this position plays a vital part in preventing eye damage and loss for the diabetic community.
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