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Bank Custody Nurse/ ParamedicinLincolninLincolnPUBLISHED MON 2 DEC 2024

£22 to £22 an hour  BANK 
ALCOHOLMENTAL HEALTHNHSPARAMEDIC

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Ability to make a significant difference in the lives of vulnerable individuals by providing essential healthcare support.
Flexible working opportunities through self-booking of shifts, enhancing work-life balance and accommodating personal commitments.
Access to innovative pay solutions like Wagestream, allowing for flexible pay options and reducing financial stress.
Engagement in ongoing professional development through free training, courses, and a supportive network of NHS professionals.
Opportunity to gain diverse experience by working in various areas and services, enhancing knowledge and skills.
Support from a dedicated well-being service, including mental health support and career coaching, available 24/7.
A culture of recognition and rewards, with opportunities to nominate peers for awards and contribute ideas to improve the workplace.
The role of Bank Custody Nurse/Paramedic with HCRG Care Group in Lincoln involves providing essential healthcare services to individuals detained by the police, ensuring their safety and well-being through comprehensive clinical assessments and interventions for minor injuries or illnesses. Candidates must possess relevant nursing or paramedic qualifications and experience, undergo a two-week induction, and work on a zero-hour contract with 12-hour shifts. Key responsibilities include assessing fitness for detention, conducting forensic examinations, maintaining accurate clinical records, and addressing issues related to drug and alcohol intoxication.

HCRG Care Group emphasises a supportive work environment, offering flexible shift self-booking, opportunities for professional development, and access to exclusive benefits such as Wagestream for managing pay. Employees are encouraged to participate in governance initiatives and can contribute ideas to improve service delivery. The organisation values high clinical standards and provides resources for mental health and well-being, positioning themselves as a rewarding workplace for healthcare professionals dedicated to serving vulnerable populations.
Ability to make a significant difference in the lives of vulnerable individuals by providing essential healthcare support.
Flexible working opportunities through self-booking of shifts, enhancing work-life balance and accommodating personal commitments.
Access to innovative pay solutions like Wagestream, allowing for flexible pay options and reducing financial stress.
Engagement in ongoing professional development through free training, courses, and a supportive network of NHS professionals.
Opportunity to gain diverse experience by working in various areas and services, enhancing knowledge and skills.
Support from a dedicated well-being service, including mental health support and career coaching, available 24/7.
A culture of recognition and rewards, with opportunities to nominate peers for awards and contribute ideas to improve the workplace.

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