Opportunity for career growth: The position is ideal for graduates or school leavers keen on pursuing a career in healthcare science, providing a clear training path towards ARTP Associate qualification.
Hands-on experience: The role involves performing investigations independently and providing direct support to lung function and sleep services, thus gaining practical knowledge in respiratory physiology.
Supportive environment: Joining a friendly and enthusiastic team offers an opportunity to work in a collaborative atmosphere, enhancing professional relationships and teamwork.
Training and development: The department actively participates in training and offers extensive support for programs like the Practitioner Training Programme (PTP) and the Scientist Training Programme (STP).
Diversity in responsibilities: The post holder will work with multidisciplinary teams, engage in a variety of clinical procedures, and monitor patient therapy, gaining a well-rounded experience in the field.
Impactful work: Contributing to the timely diagnosis and therapy for patients with suspected obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA) allows the associate to make a meaningful difference in patient care and outcomes.
Flexible working environment: The role requires travelling to multiple Trust sites, offering the chance to experience different working environments and meet a variety of healthcare professionals.