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Healthcare Assistant (HCA) – Band 2 – UCLH
UCLH, with their outstanding reputation in safe, personal, coordinated care for their local community, are seeking an enthusiastic and Healthcare Assistant to join their committed team in a flexible and rewarding role.
This is a fantastic chance for an experienced HCA to join a committed team and adapt their knowledge and experience within this highly regarded educational hospital. This role is ideal for an HCA who values delivering the highest standard of patient care and who is seeking the opportunity to learn and progress in their career.
Important Requirements
We are so grateful for the hard-work and commitment of our Staff Bank HCAs, so as a thank you we offer the following benefits:
UCLH, with their outstanding reputation in safe, personal, coordinated care for their local community, are seeking an enthusiastic and Healthcare Assistant to join their committed team in a flexible and rewarding role.
This is a fantastic chance for an experienced HCA to join a committed team and adapt their knowledge and experience within this highly regarded educational hospital. This role is ideal for an HCA who values delivering the highest standard of patient care and who is seeking the opportunity to learn and progress in their career.
Important Requirements
- 6 months Ward based NHS HCA experience in the last 3 years - Essential
- Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal
- A caring, empathetic approach to all patients
- A proactive and professional work ethic
We are so grateful for the hard-work and commitment of our Staff Bank HCAs, so as a thank you we offer the following benefits:
- Access to free Bank Partners Core Skills training
- Ability to self-book shifts with a weekly pay system
- Opportunity to book and monitor shifts using online timesheet
- Priority of shifts over all agency workers
- We operate with an open-door policy
- Competitive pay
Healthcare Assistant (HCA) – Band 2 – UCLH
UCLH, with their outstanding reputation in safe, personal, coordinated care for their local community, are seeking an enthusiastic and Healthcare Assistant to join their committed team in a flexible and rewarding role.
This is a fantastic chance for an experienced HCA to join a committed team and adapt their knowledge and experience within this highly regarded educational hospital. This role is ideal for an HCA who values delivering the highest standard of patient care and who is seeking the opportunity to learn and progress in their career.
Important Requirements
We are so grateful for the hard-work and commitment of our Staff Bank HCAs, so as a thank you we offer the following benefits:
UCLH, with their outstanding reputation in safe, personal, coordinated care for their local community, are seeking an enthusiastic and Healthcare Assistant to join their committed team in a flexible and rewarding role.
This is a fantastic chance for an experienced HCA to join a committed team and adapt their knowledge and experience within this highly regarded educational hospital. This role is ideal for an HCA who values delivering the highest standard of patient care and who is seeking the opportunity to learn and progress in their career.
Important Requirements
- 6 months Ward based NHS HCA experience in the last 3 years - Essential
- Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal
- A caring, empathetic approach to all patients
- A proactive and professional work ethic
We are so grateful for the hard-work and commitment of our Staff Bank HCAs, so as a thank you we offer the following benefits:
- Access to free Bank Partners Core Skills training
- Ability to self-book shifts with a weekly pay system
- Opportunity to book and monitor shifts using online timesheet
- Priority of shifts over all agency workers
- We operate with an open-door policy
- Competitive pay
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1. Can you describe your experience as a Healthcare Assistant in a ward-based setting? What specific duties did you perform?
2. What motivated you to pursue a career as a Healthcare Assistant, particularly within the NHS?
3. How do you manage the emotional and physical demands of working in healthcare?
4. Describe a situation where you had to provide compassionate care to a patient. What did you do, and what was the outcome?
5. How do you prioritise the needs of patients who may have conflicting demands? Can you provide an example?
1. Can you describe your experience as a Healthcare Assistant in a ward-based setting? What specific duties did you perform?
2. What motivated you to pursue a career as a Healthcare Assistant, particularly within the NHS?
3. How do you manage the emotional and physical demands of working in healthcare?
4. Describe a situation where you had to provide compassionate care to a patient. What did you do, and what was the outcome?
5. How do you prioritise the needs of patients who may have conflicting demands? Can you provide an example?
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Useful skills for a Healthcare Assistant - HCA - Band 2 - UCLH:
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To work as a Healthcare Assistant (HCA) at Band 2 in the UK, you need a combination of essential skills, personal attributes, and some knowledge related to healthcare. Here are the key skills and requirements:
Essential Skills:
1. Communication Skills:
- Ability to communicate effectively with patients, families, and healthcare team members.
- Active listening skills to understand patients' needs and concerns.
2. Empathy and Compassion:
- Demonstrating care and understanding towards patients, especially those who may be vulnerable or in distress.
3. Basic Clinical Skills:
- Basic understanding of health and hygiene practices.
- Skills in taking vital signs (e.g., temperature, pulse, respiration) can be beneficial.
4. Teamwork:
- Ability to collaborate effectively with nurses, doctors, and other healthcare staff.
5. Adaptability and Flexibility:
- Willingness to adapt to changing situations and work in different settings or shifts.
6. Organizational Skills:
- Ability to prioritize tasks and manage time effectively.
7. Basic IT Skills:
- Familiarity with using healthcare records and other relevant software.
Personal Attributes:
1. Patience:
- Capability to handle challenging situations and people calmly.
2. Reliability:
- Being punctual and dependable in attending shifts and completing tasks.
3. Attention to Detail:
- Careful observation and record-keeping to ensure patient safety.
4. Physical Stamina:
- Ability to perform physical tasks, including lifting and moving patients.
Qualifications:
- Education:
- While formal qualifications are not strictly required for Band 2 HCAs, having GCSEs (or equivalent) in subjects like English and Mathematics can be advantageous.
- Experience:
- Previous experience in a caring role, either paid or voluntary, is often desirable but not always necessary.
Training:
- Many HCAs receive training on the job. Additionally, pursuing relevant qualifications, such as NVQ Level 2 or 3 in Health and Social Care, can enhance your prospects.
- Some employers may require specialized training related to their setting (e.g., elderly care, mental health).
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