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Overseas Visitor OfficerinKingston Upon ThamesinKingston Upon ThamesPUBLISHED THU 13 MAR 2025

Opportunity to play a critical role in ensuring fair access to NHS services for all patients, while helping to identify those who are not entitled to free treatment.
Engagement with a diverse range of patients and families, providing a valuable service by assisting with their healthcare needs and addressing their complex situations.
The role allows for personal growth and professional development within a supportive environment, fostering career advancement opportunities.
Access to comprehensive wellbeing resources, including onsite facilities, support programs, and activities that promote mental and physical health.
Involvement in research and quality improvement initiatives, encouraging continuous learning and innovation in the healthcare sector.
The opportunity to make a significant impact through effective communication and empathetic support to patients with varying medical needs.
Recognition for hard work and achievements through public acknowledgment, awards, and positive feedback from patients and management.
Join our compassionate team as an Overseas Visitor Officer at Kingston and Richmond NHS Foundation Trust, where your role will be crucial in ensuring every patient receives the care they deserve. You will engage with patients and their families to assess entitlement to NHS treatments, conducting interviews with empathy and understanding. Your ability to communicate clearly will help demystify the process and guide patients through their eligibility, ensuring that they feel supported every step of the way. Your insights could make a significant difference in the lives of overseas visitors during a vulnerable time.
At the heart of our organisation is a commitment to your personal growth and wellbeing. We believe that when you thrive, our patients thrive. That's why we offer a nurturing environment where you can both grow your career and maintain balance in your life. Enjoy a range of supportive resources—like our on-site nursery, wellbeing practitioners, and 24/7 employee assistance—designed to promote your health and happiness. Plus, we love to celebrate your contributions through weekly shoutouts and awards! If you’re ready to make an impact in a role that truly matters, we invite you to connect with us. For more details, please reach out to Rosemary Metcalf at rosemary.metcalf@nhs.net or call 07867143268.
Opportunity to play a critical role in ensuring fair access to NHS services for all patients, while helping to identify those who are not entitled to free treatment.
Engagement with a diverse range of patients and families, providing a valuable service by assisting with their healthcare needs and addressing their complex situations.
The role allows for personal growth and professional development within a supportive environment, fostering career advancement opportunities.
Access to comprehensive wellbeing resources, including onsite facilities, support programs, and activities that promote mental and physical health.
Involvement in research and quality improvement initiatives, encouraging continuous learning and innovation in the healthcare sector.
The opportunity to make a significant impact through effective communication and empathetic support to patients with varying medical needs.
Recognition for hard work and achievements through public acknowledgment, awards, and positive feedback from patients and management.

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