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We have an exciting opportunity to join our Adult Therapy Services Department in the Critical Care, Cardiac & Surgery Team as a Band 3 Therapy technician. You will :
- look after patients in the Bristol Heart Institute, who have been admitted for cardiac surgery/ cardiology procedures;
- work as an integral member of the Multi disciplinary team;
- join ourlarge and inspirational Adult Therapies Service as UHBW;
- Adult therapiesis made up of 400 colleagues who collaboratively; work across Bristol & Weston sites;
- You can find out more about the Adult Therapies Service here:Therapies - UHBW Careers
The benefits of working in the Critical Care, Cardiac and Surgery team are :
- Supportive, integrated team working ;
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IST/journal clubs/ researchopportunities .
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Protected and regular Clinical supervision from a qualified OT and PT service development and QI projects .
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Care rotas .
Therapy Technicians work alongside Occupational Therapists & Physiotherapists to support the delivery of effective treatment and rehabilitation plans to enable patients to recover from illness, injury or surgery and be safely discharged from hospital. Working as part of an integrated therapy team this role involves working with a range of problems and conditions in an acute hospital environment. There will be some administrative tasks as part of the role.
When working in an inpatient setting, Therapy Technicians will contribute to a Saturday service (one Saturday every 4 weeks, with a compensatory day off in the week) and a bank holiday service (2 bank holidays per year). A flexible approach to working is therefore essential.
The successful candidates will have excellent communication skills, experience of working as part of a team, and great time management skills. Previous experience of working within the NHS or a rehabilitation setting would be of an advantage.
About usFor a more detailed job description and main responsibilities, please refer to the job description document attached to this vacancy.
We have an exciting opportunity to join our Adult Therapy Services Department in the Critical Care, Cardiac & Surgery Team as a Band 3 Therapy technician. You will :
- look after patients in the Bristol Heart Institute, who have been admitted for cardiac surgery/ cardiology procedures;
- work as an integral member of the Multi disciplinary team;
- join ourlarge and inspirational Adult Therapies Service as UHBW;
- Adult therapiesis made up of 400 colleagues who collaboratively; work across Bristol & Weston sites;
- You can find out more about the Adult Therapies Service here:Therapies - UHBW Careers
The benefits of working in the Critical Care, Cardiac and Surgery team are :
- Supportive, integrated team working ;
-
IST/journal clubs/ researchopportunities .
-
Protected and regular Clinical supervision from a qualified OT and PT service development and QI projects .
-
Care rotas .
Therapy Technicians work alongside Occupational Therapists & Physiotherapists to support the delivery of effective treatment and rehabilitation plans to enable patients to recover from illness, injury or surgery and be safely discharged from hospital. Working as part of an integrated therapy team this role involves working with a range of problems and conditions in an acute hospital environment. There will be some administrative tasks as part of the role.
When working in an inpatient setting, Therapy Technicians will contribute to a Saturday service (one Saturday every 4 weeks, with a compensatory day off in the week) and a bank holiday service (2 bank holidays per year). A flexible approach to working is therefore essential.
The successful candidates will have excellent communication skills, experience of working as part of a team, and great time management skills. Previous experience of working within the NHS or a rehabilitation setting would be of an advantage.
About us
For a more detailed job description and main responsibilities, please refer to the job description document attached to this vacancy.
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