QR code linking to this job posting Community Technician in Thetford inThetford PUBLISHED THU 6 NOV 2025

Outstanding-rated NHS Trust — first stand-alone community trust to be rated 'Outstanding' by the CQC
Permanent Band 2 role (£24,465pa) under Agenda for Change — steady pay and NHS terms
Practical training in phlebotomy, ECGs and near-patient testing — strong on-the-job upskilling
Local rounds across South Norfolk — ideal if you have a car; full driving licence required
Supportive, friendly community team working closely with GP surgeries — good mentoring and local networks
Autonomous community role visiting homes, care homes and clinics — meaningful, flexible work for carers
Play a hands‑on role supporting patients across south Norfolk from a base in Thetford. As a Community Technician you will visit people in their own homes, care homes, community hospitals and clinics to carry out venepuncture, capillary blood sampling (including INR testing), observations (temperature, pulse, blood pressure) and ECGs, ensuring samples are correctly labelled and delivered for processing. You will print blood requests using ICE, record visits on SystmOne, restock team supplies and work closely with GP surgeries and community colleagues. The role involves daily use of universal precautions and infection‑control procedures and offers in‑house, competency‑based phlebotomy and technician training within a supportive team in an NHS trust rated Outstanding by the CQC.

This permanent, full‑time Band 2 post (salary £24,465 pa) suits caring, practical people — especially women and those with caring experience — who are calm, observant and able to communicate with tact and empathy. You’ll need basic IT skills, GCSEs in English, Maths and Science (or equivalent), a full driving licence and access to a vehicle; previous venepuncture experience is desirable but not essential as training is provided. If you want a community‑facing role that values continuity, development and teamwork, find this vacancy on jobsincare.com and click the “Apply Now” button alongside this listing to begin your application.
Outstanding-rated NHS Trust — first stand-alone community trust to be rated 'Outstanding' by the CQC
Permanent Band 2 role (£24,465pa) under Agenda for Change — steady pay and NHS terms
Practical training in phlebotomy, ECGs and near-patient testing — strong on-the-job upskilling
Local rounds across South Norfolk — ideal if you have a car; full driving licence required
Supportive, friendly community team working closely with GP surgeries — good mentoring and local networks
Autonomous community role visiting homes, care homes and clinics — meaningful, flexible work for carers
 


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