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Outpatient Assistant PractitionerinCheadleinCheadlePUBLISHED FRI 7 MAR 2025

£26,541 to £29,114 a year Competency Based Framework  PERMANENT 
HOLISTIC

St Ann’s HospiceFollow St Ann’s Hospice

Opportunity to work in specialist palliative care, providing meaningful support to patients and their families.
Autonomous role with the ability to take responsibility for patient care without daily supervision.
Collaboration with a multidisciplinary team, fostering strong professional relationships and teamwork.
Involvement in teaching and development, enhancing the skills of new staff and trainees.
Flexibility with work locations, including community settings, offering a varied work environment.
Ability to empower patients by promoting self-management skills and setting realistic goals.
Potential for personal and professional growth within a compassionate hospice environment dedicated to patient care.
Join St Ann’s Hospice as an Outpatient Assistant Practitioner in Cheadle!
Are you passionate about making a difference in people’s lives? At St Ann’s Hospice, we are looking for a dedicated Outpatient Assistant Practitioner with a heart for palliative care. Whether you're new to the field or have prior experience, your compassion and collaborative spirit will shine as you support patients accessing our outpatient services. This is an empowering role where you'll not only provide vital care but also inspire confidence in others, working alongside a caring multidisciplinary team.
In this position, you’ll be more than just a caregiver; you’ll be a beacon of hope for patients and their families. With the flexibility to manage your own workload and the opportunity to work autonomously, you’ll guide patients through their care journey, helping them set achievable goals and develop self-management skills. If you're ready to embrace the challenge and fulfil our commitment to compassionate care, we'd love to hear from you. Join us in our mission to provide high-quality support where it matters most!
Opportunity to work in specialist palliative care, providing meaningful support to patients and their families.
Autonomous role with the ability to take responsibility for patient care without daily supervision.
Collaboration with a multidisciplinary team, fostering strong professional relationships and teamwork.
Involvement in teaching and development, enhancing the skills of new staff and trainees.
Flexibility with work locations, including community settings, offering a varied work environment.
Ability to empower patients by promoting self-management skills and setting realistic goals.
Potential for personal and professional growth within a compassionate hospice environment dedicated to patient care.

 


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