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Healthcare Assistant Garden Suite Onc, AlexinRedditchinRedditchPUBLISHED FRI 15 NOV 2024

Meaningful Impact, The role allows you to directly support cancer patients during their treatment, providing comfort and compassionate care at a critical time in their lives.
Professional Development, Joining an innovative team provides opportunities for personal and professional growth, including learning new procedures and improving clinical skills.
Supportive Environment, You'll work under the guidance of experienced healthcare professionals such as the unit manager, Matron, and Lead Chemotherapy Nurse, ensuring you have ample support.
Variety of Responsibilities, The role encompasses a diverse range of tasks from clinical procedures to administrative duties, providing a dynamic work experience that keeps each day interesting.
Flexible Schedule, The shift timings from Monday to Saturday provide a balanced work-life schedule, allowing for personal time while contributing to patient care.
Collaboration, You'll work closely with a variety of healthcare professionals, fostering a team-oriented approach to patient care which enhances communication and teamwork skills.
Patient Advocacy, The role allows you to be an advocate for patients, ensuring their needs are met and enhancing their overall experience in the healthcare system.
The role of Healthcare Assistant in the Garden Suite Oncology unit at Alexandra Hospital, part of Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust, involves supporting patients undergoing chemotherapy and other cancer treatments. The successful candidate will be responsible for preparing the unit for daily operations, greeting patients, conducting vital observations, and ensuring a clean, safe environment. They will assist nursing staff with clinical procedures, manage patient records, and handle reception duties, including addressing patient queries and managing telephone communications. Effective communication and teamwork skills are essential, as the assistant will closely collaborate with an experienced nursing team to provide high-quality care and support to cancer patients.

This full-time position operates Monday to Friday, with varied hours, and offers an opportunity to contribute to the evolving landscape of cancer care. The role emphasises a supportive patient environment while maintaining clinical safety standards, facilitating timely communication with healthcare professionals, and responding to patients' non-clinical needs to enhance their overall experience.
Meaningful Impact, The role allows you to directly support cancer patients during their treatment, providing comfort and compassionate care at a critical time in their lives.
Professional Development, Joining an innovative team provides opportunities for personal and professional growth, including learning new procedures and improving clinical skills.
Supportive Environment, You'll work under the guidance of experienced healthcare professionals such as the unit manager, Matron, and Lead Chemotherapy Nurse, ensuring you have ample support.
Variety of Responsibilities, The role encompasses a diverse range of tasks from clinical procedures to administrative duties, providing a dynamic work experience that keeps each day interesting.
Flexible Schedule, The shift timings from Monday to Saturday provide a balanced work-life schedule, allowing for personal time while contributing to patient care.
Collaboration, You'll work closely with a variety of healthcare professionals, fostering a team-oriented approach to patient care which enhances communication and teamwork skills.
Patient Advocacy, The role allows you to be an advocate for patients, ensuring their needs are met and enhancing their overall experience in the healthcare system.

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